Kenneth E. Clark Student Research Award

Brian C. Gunia has been chosen the 2011 Kenneth E. Clark Student Award winner.

Brian is a doctoral candidate in the Management and Organizations Department at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. Brian's current research focuses on issues related to ethics, trust, and negotiation; his dissertation examines blame-taking in organizations. He will join the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in August 2011. Brian is an Assistant Professor in the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. Brian's current research focuses on issues related to ethics, trust, and negotiation. In particular, he is investigating how organizational actors act and react after an organizational failure. Abstract link (PDF)

The Kenneth E. Clark Student Research Award recognizes outstanding unpublished papers by undergraduate and graduate students. The award is named in memory of Kenneth Clark, a distinguished scholar and former president of CCL. Beginning in 2010, the award will be co-sponsored with the International Leadership Association (ILA). The winner will receive a cash award and a trip to the ILA Annual Conference to present the paper in a colloquium. This year's conference is in Boston, MA.

Past Award Winners:

• Download the 2010 Winning paper abstract by Dong Liu (PDF)
• Download the 2009 Winning paper abstract by Marisa Adelman (PDF)
• Download the 2008 Winning paper abstract by Hakan Ener (PDF)
• Download the 2007 Winning paper abstract by Robyn L. Brouer (PDF)
• Download the 2006 Winning paper abstract by Herman H. M. Tse (PDF)
• Download the 2005 Winning paper abstract by Franklin Kudo (PDF)
• Download the 2004 Winning paper by Lisa A. Boyce (PDF)
• Download the 2003 Winning paper by Marie Dasborough (PDF)
• Download the 2002 Winning paper by Nathan J. Hiller (PDF)
• Download the 2001 Winning paper by Tomas R. Giberson (PDF)
• Download the 2000 Winning paper by Jeffrey C. Kohles (PDF)