Management
Dr. Mike McDonald
James Michael McDonald Professor and Director
of Graduate Studies Office phone:
(912) – 681 – 5483 Office room number:
1133A E-mail: mmcdonal@georgiasouthern.edu
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Education
Degree Institution Year
Major/Minor
Ph.D. University
of Georgia 1976 Business Administration
M.Ed. University
of Georgia 1973 Counseling Psychology
B.S. Georgia
institute of Technology 1971 Industrial Management
Teaching Area
Primary Teaching Field: Management
Intellectual Contributions
Journal Articles:
Alsup,
Rodney G., J. Michael McDonald, and Chad Arnett, “Georgia’s Web MBA
Program: A Five School Collaborative,
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 33-39, Fall 2001.
McDonald, J. Michael.
“Managing Rapid Change: From Theory to Practice,” Southern Business
Review, Vol. 25: No. 2, 28-33.
Spring 2000
Askew, Rebecca, Russell Kent, and Michael
McDonald. “Assessing and Responding To
Client Needs: A Framework for Home Care Agencies,” The Journal of Alternate
Site Medicine and Management, Vol. 5: No.6, pp. 13-19. June 1998
McDonald, J.M. and Bernard Keys. “The Seven Deadly Sins of Team Building,” Team
Performance Management: An International Journal, Vol.2: No.2, pp
19-26. 1996
Proceedings:
McDonald, J. Michael, Chad A.
Arnett and Carl Gooding. “Web M.B.A. Programs:
Issues
And
Opportunities,” Proceedings, Association of Marketing Theory and Practice,
Volume 10, 215-219. March 2001.
McDonald, J. Michael, William
McCartney, Russell Kent and Carl Gooding.
“Leading the Change
Process
Using the Information Richness Model,” Readings Book, Academy of Business
Administration National Conference, p 21.
April 2001.
McDonald J. Michael, Chad A.
Arnett and Rodney Alsup. “Critical Issues Facing Web
MBA
Programs,” Readings Book, Academy of Business Administration Global Trends
Conference, p. 12. December 2001.
McDonald, J. Michael and Justin Miller. “Open Book Management: The Key to Change in
Eastern Europe,” Proceedings, International Business Practices Contemporary
Readings, 159-161, 2000 Edition.
McDonald, J. Michael and Edna Levernier. “The Evolution of Web Based MBA Programs:
Driving Forces and Common Themes,” Proceedings, Association of Marketing
Theory and Practice, Vol. 9, 170-173. March 30-April 1, 2000.
McDonald, J. Michael and Carl Gooding. “Developing a Consortium Internet MBA Using
a Marketing Framework,” Proceedings, Global Trends Contemporary Readings,
37, 2000 Edition
McDonald J. Michael, and Edna Levernier. “Developing a
Marketing Strategy for a Weekend M.B.A. Program,” Proceedings, Association of
Marketing Theory and Practice, 84-89.
April 15-17, 1999.
Askew, Rebecca, Russell Kent, and Michael McDonald.
“Using Client/Customer Feedback to Improve Quality: Practical Considerations
for Home Healthcare,” Proceedings,
Association of Marketing Theory and Practice, 163-168.
Spring 1998.
McDonald, J. Michael, and E. James Randall. “Lessons
Learned in Marketing an M.B.A. Program,” Proceedings, Academy of Business
Administration, National Conference, 51.
April 1997
“How Good are you at
Managing?” Savannah Morning News
Article, May 3, 1998.
“Assess Your Organization’s Readiness for Internal Change,” Savannah Morning News, August 16, 1998.
Major Service Activities
Institutional:
M.S. in Environmental Studies
Committee 1997 - Present
M.S. in Interdisciplinary
Studies Committee 1996 - Present
M.S. in Health Care
Management 1997 - Present
Committee an addition
to the Coastal Georgia Center in Savannah
1998 - Present
College of Business Promotion
and Tenure Committee 1994 - 1997
College of Business Teaching
Evaluation Committee 1996 - 1997
Non-voting member of the College of Business Graduate
Curriculum and Programs Committee 1996
- Present
Department Promotion and
Tenure Committee 1997
Departmental Committee to
redesign the Management Major 1996 - 1997
Departmental Chairperson of
the Faculty Search for Business Strategy
Position 1996 - 1997
Departmental Search Committee
for HRM faculty position 1997 -
1998