graduate: Faculty
- Title:
- Associate Dean
- Department:
- Business
- Campus:
- San Francisco
415-442-6542
- mkoch@ggu.edu
Dr. Marianne Koch is an educator, human resources manager and consultant with experience in designing and delivering educational programs, and managing and consulting in the fields of human resource management and labor relations. She has worked in a variety of venues to: help managers improve how they manage people at work, help organizations understand, clarify and improve practices for the management of people at work, and research and write about such issues as collaboration, work/family practices, and the relationship of human resource management practices to productivity. Dr. Koch is the associate dean of GGU’s Ageno School of Business, and also a professor and program director of the Executive MBA program. She lives in Berkeley CA with her husband with whom she loves to talk and walk. They have two children who are their pride and joy and are pretty grown up.
COURSES TAUGHT
MGT 300: Managerial Analysis and Team Dynamics
RESEARCH INTERESTS AND AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
Human Resources Management
Leadership
Teamwork
Managing People in the Workforce
EDUCATION
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BA, (history) University of Michigan
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M.Phil, PhD, (business administration) Columbia University
PROFESSIONAL AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2008- Present
Full-time Faculty, Golden Gate University
1998-2008
Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University
2007
Adjunct Faculty, Golden Gate University
2005-2007
Director of Human Resources, Mittleman Jewish Community Center and Portland Jewish Academy
1988-2003
University of Oregon, Lundquist College of Business, Labor Education and Research Center, adn Oregon Executive MBA
2001-2002
Academic Consultant, Cenquest, Inc.
1999-2000
Corporate & Executive Education, Portland State University
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
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Member, Academy of Management
HONORS AND AWARDS
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$100,000 NSF Grant (co-PI with L. Delcambre and N. Steckler) to study information sharing, 2002.
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Citation of Excellence Award, Anbar Electronic Intelligence for publication "Improving Labor Productivity: Human Resource Management Policies Do Matter," 1997.
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Outstanding Teaching Awards (7), University of Oregon