Cahill Award for Outstanding Service to the College of Business, 2014
Award, Spring Athletic Banquet "Favorite Professor", 2014
Cahill Award for Outstanding Service to the College of Business, 2013
Award, Spring Athletic Banquet "Favorite Professor", 2013
Award, College of Business Graduate Faculty Person of the Year, 2012
Award, "Favorite Professor", Spring Athletic Banquet, 2012
Shine Award, Gamma Phi Beta , 2012
Award, "Favorite Professor", Spring Athletic Banquet, 2011
Award, Teacher of the Month (April & November), Pi Beta Phi, 2011
Award, Professor of the Month (March), Delta Zeta, 2011
Award, "Unmissable Article", Journal of Commercial Biotechnology , 2011
Award, "Favorite Professor", Spring Athletic Banquet, 2010
IGGY Award, Creighton Center for Student Success & Retention, 2010
Award, Professor of the Month (April), Pi Beta Phi, 2010
Research Focus
My research falls in two related areas. First, I am interested in how organizations acquire, organize, and retain talent. This interest has lead to my work in the areas of personnel recruiting and selection (staffing), team composition, and retention. Second, I am interested in how people perceive their leaders and how those perceptions influence their attitudes and behaviors. This interest is the driving force behind my work in the areas of leader integrity and abusive leadership. Taken together, I am ultimately interested in producing research that helps leaders build great organizations and lead those organizations well!
Moorman, R.H., Darnold, T.C., & Priesemuth, M., Perceived leader integrity: Supporting the construct validity and utility of a multi-dimensional measure in two samples. Presented at the Annual Academy of Management Meeting, Boston, MA. 2012
Courtright, S.H., Darnold, T.C, & Shaffer, J.A., Third-party reactions to abusive supervision: Moderating role of trait empathy, Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology conference, Chicago, IL. 2011