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Dr Gian Casimir

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Qualifications

  • PhD, University of Newcastle, 1999
  • Bachelor of Science (Psychology)(Honours), University of Newcastle, 1993

Research

Research keywords

  • Cross-Cultural Management
  • Organisational Behaviour

Research expertise

Quantitative researcher on topics under the rubric of organisational psychology such as cross-cultural management, leadership, knowledge sharing, and workplace bullying.

Collaboration

I work with several researchers from other universities including Timothy Bartram, Nikola Djurkovic, Darcy McCormack, and Keith Ng.

Languages

  • English

Fields of Research

Code Description Percentage
150300 Business And Management 60
159900 Other Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services 25
150700 Transportation And Freight Services 15

Awards

Distinction.

2001 Editorial Board Member
The Leadership Quarterly (United States)

Research Award.

2008 Highly Commended Award Winner
The Literati Network (United States)
2008 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Research Excellence
University of Newcastle (Australia)
1993 John A. Keats Prize
University of Newcastle (Australia)
Best Honours Thesis in Cognitive/Quantitative Psychology.

Scholarship

1993 Australian Postgraduate Research Scholarship
University of Newcastle (Australia)
PhD Scholarship

Administrative

Administrative expertise

DBA Convenor, University of Newcastle, August 2005 to January 2009.

This role involved presenting marketing seminars to recruit students, assessing applicants for entry into the DBA programme, recruiting supervisors, quality assurance, developing policies and contracts, as well as managing day-to-day operations. The DBA programme was a large operation whilst I was the Convenor as it was available in Newcastle, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and online.

Academic Co-ordinator, University of Newcastle Singapore, September 2006 to December 2010.

This role involved administering the undergraduate programmes as well as establishing and administering the MBA programme in Singapore. Duties included recruiting and selecting adjunct staff, training adjunct staff on the University’s teaching policies, practices and quality standards, managing quality assurance by reviewing teaching evaluations and addressing student complaints, ensuring successful program delivery by communicating regularly with all stakeholders, training students on academic integrity and academic skills, and managing day-to-day operations.


Teaching

Teaching keywords

  • Cross-Cultural Management
  • Organisational Behaviour

Teaching expertise

Developed and delivered the following university courses (level; delivery mode):

• Advanced Topics in Management (DBA; face-to-face and online)

• Cross-Cultural Negotiation (MBA; face-to-face)

• Leadership (Honours, MBA; face-to-face)

• Management (undergraduate; face-to-face)

• Organisational Behaviour (undergraduate, MBA; face-to-face)

• Quantitative Research Methods (undergraduate, DBA, PhD; face-to-face and online).

Developed and delivered courses on the following topics for several large corporations including British Petroleum, IBM, Premier Farnell, Proctor and Gamble, Singapore Press Holdings, and Telstra: Change Management, Communication, Customer Service, Emotional Well-Being, Leadership, Management Competencies, Psychology of Sales, and Work-Life Balance.