Christina Reis

Education

Ph.D., Management, University of London

C.M.S., Harvard University

B.B.A., University of Ottawa, Canada 

Other

Dr. Reis' teaching draws on practical examples from business and daily life. She uses a variety of materials from videos, classic realist novels (e.g., Tom Wolfe's Bonfire of the Vanities), and case studies. She helps students to reflect on everyday experience in order to develop their own business issues and put them into an academic framework. Dr. Reis values the opportunity to advise and mentor UNH students, both undergraduate and MBA.

Her current research focuses on individual careers and the ways in which individuals and societies develop relations of power.

Recent research articles accepted for publication:

Reis, C. (2009). Sensemaking of managers' ethical work orientations. Social Responsibility Journal. Emerald. Accepted for publication May 2009.

Reis,C. (2010). Portugal. In Fielden, S.L. and Davidson, M.J. (Eds.), International Research Handbook on Successful Women Entrepreneurs. Edward Elgar Publishers. In press.

As part of her professional commitment, Dr. Reis provides constructive feedback to prospective authors of peer reviewed articles within the Career Division of the American Academy of Management. In 2005, she was elected one of the Division's best reviewers.

Academic Memberships:
AOM (American Academy of Management)
AIB (Academy of International Business)
SCOS (Organizational Symbolism)