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DEJUN  KONG
(English Name: Tony)

(2nd year PhD student)

Education:

Ph.D., Organizational Behavior (and Strategy), 2012 (Expected), Washington University in St. Louis, John M. Olin School of Business;

B. Mgt., Management Science, 2006, Fudan University, School of Management (Shanghai, China);

Non-Degree Exchange, Business Administration, 2004, National University of Singapore, NUS Business School

Research Interests:

Negotiation and conflict management, emotion, cross-cultural studies, leadership, managerial and organizational cognition, behavioral decision theory, organizational culture, business ethics, organizational behavior

Faculty Advisor:

William P. Bottom

Joyce and Howard Wood Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior

Academic/Professional Activities:

Member, Academy of Management;

Member, International Association for Conflict Management;

Member, Society for Personality and Social Psychology;

Member, American Psychological Association;

Member, Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology;

Ad hoc Reviewer, Academy of Management Annual Meeting 2007;

Ad hoc Reviewer, Southern Management Association Annual Meeting 2007

Selected Participant, U.S. Foreign Policy Meeting 2007 (Washington, DC)

Fellowships/Scholarships/Awards/Honors:

Moog Scholar for academic excellence, 2007-2008, Washington University in St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis Center for Research in Economics and Strategy Conference Grant, 2007;

Washington University in St. Louis Doctoral Fellowship, 2006-present;

Fudan University Merit Scholarships (China), 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006;

The Dow Chemical Company Merit Scholarship, 2005

Conference Papers and Presentations:

Bottom, W.P., Kong, D., & Zhang, Z. (2007). "The Palimpsestic Syndome in Management Research: Stereotypes and the Obliteration Process", Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, August 3-8.

Kong, D. (2007). "Another Social Force: Inter-organizational Network Culture", Midwest Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO, October 4-6.

Non-Academic Publications:

Kong, D. (2005). "By The Numbers" (What's Your EQ?), Fortune (International), 152(12), 12, December;

Mero, J., Bennett, P., Demos, T, Elliot, J., Ellis, E., Fung, A., Guyon, J., Kano, C., Kong, D., Schwartz, N.D., & Zhang, D. (2005). "On Top of the World" (50 Most Powerful Women), Fortune (International), 152(9), 66-75, November;

Kong, D. (2005). "By The Numbers" (Best Cities in China), Fortune (International), 152(7), 18, October.

Teaching Assistantships:

B66 OB523, Power and Politics in Organizations (MBA), Prof. Kurt Dirks, September-December 2007

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis;

B66 OB5601, Organizational Behavior (MBA), Prof. Chris Long, August-October 2007

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis; 

EMBA 727, Negotiations and Conflict Management (Executive MBA), Prof. Bill Bottom, June 2007

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis;

EMBA 729A, Mastering Negotiations (Executive MBA), Prof. Bill Bottom, February-March 2007

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis;

EMBA 729A, Mastering Negotiations (Executive MBA), Prof. Bill Bottom, December 2006

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis;

Summer Course Economics and Politics, Nordic Center (Shanghai, China), July 2006

Dr. Matti Nojonen, Department of Marketing and Management, Helsinki School of Economics (Finland)

Research Assistantships:

Experimental Research Pool Project, Prof. Amar Cheema & Prof. Kurt Dirks, August-December 2007

John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis

Internships/Part-Time Work Experiences:

L'Oreal (Shanghai), 2006;

CNN (Asia), Eye on China, 2006;

Time Warner (New York), Fortune Magazine, 2005;

Nike (Shanghai), 2005;

PricewaterhouseCoopers (Shanghai), 2005;

UBS (Shanghai), Greater China Conference 2005

Graduate School Student Activities:

Campus-wide Student Representative, Washington University in St. Louis, 2006

Panels (as Panelists):

North Hollywood High School (Los Angeles), 2005;

CUNY Hunter College High School (New York), 2005;

Adult Education Program (NY), 2005;

SUNY Purchase College (NY), 2005

Selected Organizations Visited and Intercultural Activities:

U.S. Department of Commerce (Washington, DC), 2007

Annenberg School for Communication at University of Southern California (Los Angeles), 2005;

University of California at Los Angeles, 2005

Asia Society and The Committee of 100 (New York), 2005;

U.S. Department of State (Washington, DC), 2005;

Foreign Policy Magazine (Washington, DC), 2005;

Greater Washington Urban League (Washington, DC), 2005;

U.S. Congressional Research Service (Washington, DC), 2005;

Voice of America (Washington, DC), 2005;

Annenberg School of Communication at University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), 2005;

Stevens & Young, LLP (Philadelphia), 2005;

Philadelphia Inquirer, 2005;

Human Rights Watch (New York), 2005;

Stanford University Asia Technology Initiative Conference (Shanghai),2005;

Forum for American/Chinese Exchange at Stanford University, 2004

Personal Interests:

Vocal music (performance, 1992-present), foreign languages (German, Swedish, etc.), reading, volleyball, badminton, tennis, swimming, biking, arts, traveling (Nagasaki (Japan), Seoul (South Korea), Busan (or Pusan, South Korea), Singapore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Shanghai (China), Beijing (China), Suzhou (China), etc.)

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© 2006-2012  Dejun Kong -- Washington University in St. Louis, USA