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Faculty Profile
Dr. Sarah Stookey

Dr. Sarah Stookey, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Management & Organization
Office: Vance 442
Phone: 832-3284
E-mail: stookeysab@ccsu.edu

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Sarah Stookey's Background (.pdf)

Sarah’s interest in studying business and management arose from almost a decade of helping to promote community-based economic development in Nicaragua. She also spent several years helping to create grassroots-managed lending programs in the Philippines and Zambia. Her current research is motivated by a desire to create organizations that respond to the needs of society broadly defined. This involves articulating and evaluating the economic and philosophical assumptions underlying the treatment of money in management theory and practice. She is also very interested in promoting community-based financial institutions such as credit unions.

Sarah currently teaches classes on general principles of management and business/social ethics. She has also taught classes on leadership and organizational behavior. She uses a multi-disciplinary perspective to help students see familiar norms and apparent imperatives of business activity in new lights and to encourage them to take seriously their own experience and values.

Prior to coming to CCSU in 2006 Sarah taught at UMASS Amherst, Mount Holyoke College and Bay Path College.

Academic Background

University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Ph.D., Management. 2006
Dissertation: "Doing money: the social construction of money in management theory and practice."

University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MBA. 1999
Flavin Fellow (scholarship and volunteerism)

University of California, Riverside, MA, Economics. 1991
Specialization in political economy and development.

Harvard University, BA cum laude. 1983
Government concentration.

Recent Writing

"Financial Services Segregation: Improving Access to Financial Services for Recent Latino Immigrants." July 2006. With Hon. Sheila C. Bair, Chairman FDIC. For the Inter-American Development Bank/Multilateral Investment Fund.

"A Multidimensional Framework for Studying Money in Organizations". Empirical Research". Academy of Management Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Philadelphia, PA. (upcoming, August 2007)

"The 'Values' of Management". Panel on "Critical Perspectives on Business Schools and Schooling". The International Confederation of Associations for Pluralism in Economics Conference. Salt Lake City, Utah. (upcoming, June 2007)

"Teaching about Values: Reflections on being a Student and Teacher of Management". Eastern Academy of Management Meetings. New Brunswick, NJ. (upcoming, May 2007)

"Seeing Money in Organizations: Directions for Empirical Research". Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Atlanta, GA. August 2006

"Doing Money: a Proposal for Studying the Social Construction of Money". Academy of Management Annual Meetings. New Orleans, LA. August 2004.

"What is Money? Four Perspectives from Management and Beyond". Academy of Management Annual Meetings. Seattle, WA. August 2003.

"Teaching about Truths". Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference. Springfield, MA. June 2003.

"Ownership, Participation and Commitment": Institute of Behavioral and Applied Management Annual Conference. Denver, CO. November 2002.

"Participation, Ownership and Control in Management Theory and Practice" Labour Process Annual Conference. Glasgow, Scotland. May 2002.