Fall 2024 Dividends
Making finance a family affair
Getting to know Tom Kelemen, recent Fulbright Scholar
Written by Tom Kelemen, associate professor, management
I am an organizational behavior scholar who seeks to understand people at work. Specifically, I focus on how an employee’s non-work life influences their work performance and organizational leadership. My prior work has explored how various positive non-work factors, such as supportive partners and pets can benefit employees. I have likewise explored how challenging non-work factors such as divorce and disease can disrupt employees' work lives. My work has also examined various aspects of leadership including leader humility and follower-centric approaches to leadership. Ultimately, all of these different approaches to understanding employees at work are done with the ultimate aim of improving organizations and making employees' lives better.
Join us for the Women in Business Career Summit
Save the date for Monday, Oct. 28, and join us for K-State’s 4th annual Women in Business Career Summit from 8:30 AM to 1 PM! This exciting event features inspiring keynote speakers, empowering workshops, and networking with industry leaders. Hear from K-State alumna Sheila Ellis-Glasper, founder of SEG Media Collective, and Charlene Lake, SVP and Chief Sustainability Officer at AT&T. Plus, enjoy a special workshop led by K-State First Lady Sally Linton!
Rise Up program accelerates success
More than $100k awarded during Summer Institute
Lean Six Sigma Green belt starts October 17
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