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    Assistant Professor of Business, Organizations and Society
    Business, Organizations and Society
    717-358-5831
    Harris Center
    Office: HAR-120
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    Professional Biography

    Professor Bryan Stinchfield earned his Ph.D. in Organization Studies from Southern Illinois University where he focused on Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, and Organizational Performance.  Prior to entering academia, Professor Stinchfield was a pilot in the United States Army, a counter-terrorism officer, a sales representative for Pfizer, and a strategic sourcing consultant.  

    Education

    2009: Ph.D., Organization Studies, Southern Illinois University

    2001: MBA, Strategy, University of Pittsburgh

    1993: BA, Rhetorical Theory, University of Pittsburgh

    Research Interests

     Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Performance

    Publications

    Michalisin, M., & Stinchfield, B. 2010. "Climate Change and Firm Performance: An Empirical Inquiry of the Natural Resource-Based View." Journal of Business Strategies (forthcoming)


    Stinchfield, Bryan T. 2009. "Stakeholders and Corporate Environmental Decision Making; The BP Whiting Refinery Controversy." The CASE Journal, Vol. 6 (1): 13-26.


    Stinchfield, Bryan T., Li, H., & Du, J. 2009. "Sustainable Manufacturing Strategies and Organizational Performance in China." International Journal of Business Research, Vol. 9(6): 7-18.


    Stinchfield, Bryan T. 2009. "Environmental Responsibility and Changing Power Dynamics." International Journal of Sustainable Strategic Management, Vol. 1(2): 140-154.


    Stinchfield, Bryan T. 2009. "A Theory of Entrepreneurial Work: Art, Craft, Engineering, Bricolage, & Brokerage." Ph.D. diss. Southern Illinois University.

    Presentations

    Stinchfield, Bryan T., Nelson, R., & Wood M. 2010. "Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Bricolage, Art, Craft, Engineering, and Brokerage." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference, Lausanne, Switzerland.


    Busch, Timo, Stinchfield, Bryan, & Wood, Matt. 2010. "A Tryptic Inquiry: Rethinking Sustainability, Innovation and Financial Performance." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability Conference, Cambridge, MA.

    Course Information

    Fall:  BOS 200, Organizing in the 21st Century

    Spring: BOS 215, Organizational Behavior

    Spring: BOS 480, Eco-preneurship