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Nicholas Prince
PhD Student in Business Administration
Educational Background
- MBA, Organizational Behavior Human Resources, Brigham Young University, 2009
- BS, Business Administration - Marketing, Kansas State University, 2004
Positions Held
- Instructor BADM 310A Online, University of Illinois, 2009-2012
- Instructor BADM 449, University of Illinois, 2010
- Research & Teaching Assistant, Brigham Young University, 2007-2008
- Stock Trading Representative, Wells Fargo Investments, 2004-2007
- Recreation Coordinator, City of Manhattan, 2002
Recent Publications
- Bednar, M. , Boivie, S., Prince, N. 2013. Burr under the saddle: How media coverage influences strategic change. Organization Science, 24: 910-925
Research and Teaching Interests
- I am interested in strategic HRM and how HPWS can be used to attain a highly-committed workforce. My dissertation investigates the changing dynamics of the employer-employee relationship and how this change influences the use and effectiveness of HPWS. Additionally, I have secondary interests in comparative international HRM, organizational control, and organizational change.
- My teaching interests focus is on organizational behavior, but I have also enjoyed teaching business policy and strategy (BADM 449)
