Articles by Chris Leupold
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Visiting Leadership Scholar to Deliver Public Lecture – April 3
March 29, 2013
Bill Gentry visits campus to deliver 'Five O’clock Shadows, Sighs, and Seinfeld: What Leaders can Learn from Nonverbal Communication Blunders in Political Debates and Television.'
Faculty Leadership Scholars named, program underway
October 25, 2012
Chris Leupold named to editorial board
October 16, 2012
Chris Leupold presents at University of Windsor, Canada
April 2, 2012
On Friday, March 30, Chris Leupold, associate professor of Psychology and Faculty Leadership Fellow, gave a talk on careers in organizational consulting to the doctoral students in the applied social psychology program at the University of Windsor, Canada.
Elon hosts NCIOP conference
February 16, 2012
Expert on cross cultural leadership concludes visit to Elon
February 16, 2012
Chris Leupold presents, publishes pharmacist retention study
November 17, 2011
Chris Leupold, associate professor of psychology, presented a paper at the 2011 Southern Management Association meeting in Savannah, Ga. The manuscript, " To Stay or To Go?: The Roles of Job Embeddedness and Correlate Factors in Retail Pharmacists’ Intentions to Leave” was published in the proceedings of the annual meeting.
Chris Leupold presents to doctoral students
October 24, 2011
On Thursday, Oct. 20, Chris Leupold, associate professor of psychology and Faculty Leadership Fellow, delivered a presentation titled “A Little of This and a Little of That: Careers in I/O, ” to the graduate students of the Clemson Society of Industrial-Organizational Psychologists.
Chris Leupold presents at national leadership conference
July 26, 2011
Chris Leupold, associate professor of psychology and Faculty Leadership Fellow, recently delivered two presentations at Association of Leadership Educators Annual Conference which was held July 11-13 in Denver, CO.
Leupold elected Vice Chair of NCIOP
October 5, 2010
Faculty Leadership Fellow and Associate Professor of Psychology, Chris Leupold, was recently elected as Vice Chair of the North Carolina Industrial-Organizational Psychologists (NCIOP), a professional organization.