Seventh Annual Symposium on Individual, Team, and Organizational
Effectiveness May 26-28, 1999 ** University of North Texas ** Denton,
Texas
The Center for the Study of Work Teams is pleased to announce that our
Seventh Annual Symposium on Individual, Team, and Organizational
Effectiveness will be held May 26-28, 1999 at the University of North
Texas. As a result of our continuing effort to address issues facing
today's organizations, we have redesigned the symposium and believe
this year's event will offer participants useful and challenging
information, research, and applications. In addition, this year's
program presentation breaks away from the norm and will provide
participants an interesting and engaging interactive experience. We
hope that you will join us for the beginning of what we believe will
become a unique learning experience.
About the Conference
This conference provides in-depth presentations by the world's leading
thinkers on individual, team, and organizational effectiveness to help
you answer the "hows" and "whys" that underlie organizational
effectiveness. Cutting-edge ideas will be shared in sessions that
include commentary and guidelines for application by leading business
practitioners (Discussants).
Discussants are a unique and popular feature of this symposium is the
participation of leading business practitioners as Discussants. The
role of the Discussant is to act as a translator of the theoretical
and conceptual content of the presentation into the language of
practice. Discussants this year include:
Leon Abbott, Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems
Susan Boyle, Boeing
Ann Burress, Shell Oil Company
Patrick Dailey, Mary Kay, Inc.
Merlyn Fance, Enron Gas & Pipeline Group
Sue Freedman, GTE
Susan Gressett, VHA, Inc.
Ron Kell, Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems
Jim Hunt, Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems
Carrie McHale, Texas Health Resources
Carolyn Miller, Johnson & Johnson
Richard Their, Xerox
Carla Zuniga, Allstate Insurance
PROGRAM
Keynote Speakers
Windows to Empowerment: From Self-Leadership to SuperLeadership
Charles Manz, University of Massachusetts
Creating the 21st Century Organization: What We Could Do If We Got It
Right Raymond Miles, University of California, Berkeley
That Reminds Me of a Story
Nancy Dixon, The George Washington University
Presentations
Turnover, Retention, and the Employment Relationship of the Future
Betsy Aylin & Gretchen Webber, Advanced Micro Devices
The Year 2000 Problem: How Will Teams Respond?
Laurie Broedling, LB Organizational Consulting
Team Learning: A Model for Effectiveness in High Performing Teams
Kathleen Dechant, University of Connecticut & Victoria Marsick,
Columbia University
Team Diversity, Cognition & Creativity
Matthew Eriksen & Laura L. Beauvais, University of Rhode Island
Business Process Reengineering in a Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS)
Environment David Goldberg, McManis Associates & Dana Broach, FAA
Civil Aeromedical Institute
Team Pay for Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced Teams
Robert L. Heneman & Maria T. Gresham, Ohio State University, &
Katherine E. Dixon, Dixon Consulting
Advanced Virtual Teams: An Oxymoron or a Natural Fit
Lisa Horvath & Timothy J. Tobin, The George Washington University
Stewardship and Organizational Learning: The New Leadership Paradigm
Steven J. Maranville, University of St. Thomas
Understanding Team Derailment: A Focus on Deficient Team Skills and
Attitudes Dana M. Milanovich, Eduardo Salas, Janis A. Cannon-Bowers, &
Elizabeth J. Muniz, Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division
The Climate for Creativity in Virtual Teams
Jill Nemiro, California School of Professional Psychology
Shared Leadership: Toward a Multi-Level Theory of Leadership
Craig L. Pearce, University of North Carolina,Charlotte & Henry P.
Sims, Jr., University of Maryland
An Experiment in Using Organization Learning as Leverage to Increase
Effectiveness James Rieley & Juan Garcia, Arthur Andersen Business
Consulting
Leader Emergence: A Comparison and Integration of Theoretical Models
William C. Roedder, III, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Collaborative Information and Communication Technology in Teams:
Towards a Combined Functionalist and Interpretative Team Effectiveness
Model Huub J. M. Ruel, University of Twente, The Netherlands
Effects of Member Status on the Exchange of Information in an
Interorganizational Decision-Making Team Steven D. Silver & Bernard P.
Cohen, Stanford University & Lisa Troyer, University of Iowa
The Middle Manager Dilemma: Living through Change
Eric Simpson, University of North Texas & Mike McCall, NCH Corporation
Work Hardened Teams
Teri C. Tompkins, University of Redlands
Bullwinkle, Lean, Mean Producing Machine: The Creation of the
Bullwinkle Organization Peter K. Valles, Shell Offshore Inc.
Development of Professional Expertise throughout the Career
Beatrice I. J. M. van der Heijden, University of Twente, The
Netherlands
Poster Presentations
The Antecedents and Consequences of Work Team Design
Melissa Barringer & Jane Giacobbe-Miller, Univ. of Massachusetts &
Daniel Miller, Central Connecticut State University
Team Building: Impacts on Construction Projects' Performance
Patrick S. W. Fong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Alignment of Support Systems for Team Effectiveness
Cheryl Harris, University of North Texas
Organizational Structure and Employee Behavior in an Academic Setting
Karen Harris & Jennifer Cox, Western Illinois University
Employee Involvement from the Systems Perspective
Mikhail V. Koulikov, University of North Texas
The Relationship Between Individual and Collective Efficacies and
Their Impact Upon Team Performances Matthew Mishkind & Robert B.
Lawson, University of Vermont
How Virtual Teams Communicate While Producing Creative Work
Jill Nemiro, California School of Professional Psychology
Six-Month Snap Shot of Team Work Analysis in a Hospital Setting
Melisa Perez & Lois Hammond, Nova Southeastern University
Effectiveness of Top-Level Teams in Implementing Cultural Change in a
Hospital Setting Melisa Perez & Lois Hammond, Nova Southeastern
University
An Exploration of Leader-Member Exchange and Perceived Organizational
Support as Predictors of Organizational Commitment: A Field Study
William S. Schaninger, Jr. & Dennis Self, Auburn University
Development and Validation of a Taxonomy of Teams Characteristics
George C. Thornton, III & Janet D. Hollenshead, Colorado State
University
Measuring Processes and Outcomes of Team Learning
Arjan van Rheede & M. A. G. van Offenbeek, Groningen University, The
Netherlands
New Mediums New Methods: Improvements in Organizational Research with
the Use of Technology Cliff Whitworth & Todd Sherron, University of
North Texas
The Development, Implementaion, &Evaluation of the Support Team
Concept in Ohio State Univ. Ext. Chris Zoller, Ohio State University
Extension
For full program details please see our web site at
http://www.workteams.unt.edu/conf/summer/99-intro.htm
or contact (940) 565-3096 or (940) 565-2198 or melanieb@unt.edu
Melanie Bullock
Center for the Study of Work Teams
University of North Texas
POB 311280
Denton, TX USA 76203-1280
E-mail: melanieb@unt.edu
Ph: 940-565-2198 Fax: 940-565-4806
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