ANDREW J. DHAENENSUpdated: May2017

ANDREW J. DHAENENS

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EDUCATION

Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS

Ph.D. Candidate in Business Administration – Management August 2013 - Present

Dissertation: “The Social Networks and Career Success of Mentors”

Chair: Dr. James M. Vardaman.Members: Drs. Laura E. Marler, Robert F. Otondo, and Benjamin D. McLarty. In progress with intended proposal defense: June 2017

University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI

Master of Business Administration 2013

University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI

B.S. in Business Administration 2012

Concentration: Human Resources; Minor: Psychology

NCAA Division I Cheerleader

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Dhaenens, A. J., Marler, L. E., Vardaman, J. M. & Chrisman, J. J.(forthcoming). Mentoring in family businesses: Toward an understanding of commitment outcomes. Accepted to “The Role of Family Science Theories for Human Resource Management in Family Firms” special issue of Human Resource Management Review.

Holt, D. T., Markova, G., Dhaenens, A. J.,Marler, L. E., & Heilmann, S. G. (2016). Formal or informal mentoring: What drives employees to seek informal mentors? Journal of Managerial Issues, 28(2): 67-82.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Dhaenens, A. J.Careers in family business: Mentoring and organizational commitment. Family Enterprise Research Conference, June 2015, Burlington, VT.

RESEARCH UNDER REVIEW & IN PROGRESS

Dhaenens, A. J.,Vardaman, J. M.The Career Success of Mentors in Developmental Networks. Under review for inclusion in the 2017 Southern Management Association Annual Meeting.

Dhaenens, A. J., Vardaman, J. M., & Marler, L. E.Navigating multiple mentoring relationships: Toward a theory of mentor identification and salience.In progress. Target Outlet: Academy of Management Review.

Vardaman, J. M., Holt, D. T., Dhaenens, A. J.,Hammond, N. L., Social network position and readiness for organizational change. In data analysis stage.

Vardaman, J. M., Holt, D. T., Dhaenens, A. J.,& Hammond, N. L. Readiness for organizational change: A meta-analysis. In progress.

Dhaenens, A. J.,Marler, L. E. Climbing the ladder: Personality antecedents to informal mentoring and career success. In progress.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS

Courses taught:

MGT 4153: Management Seminar (Organizational Theory) (1 section)

Fall 2017

Student Course Evaluations: TBD

MGT 3213: Organizational Communications (3 sections)

Summer 2014; Fall 2016; Summer 2017

Student Course Evaluations: 4.2/5; 4.3/5

MGT 3513: Introduction to Human Resources (3 sections)

Summer 2016; Fall 2016; Spring 2017

Student Evaluations: 4.1/5; 3.5/5

MGT 3114: Principles of Management & Production (1 section)

Summer 2015

Student Course Evaluations: 4.4/5

Courses assisted:

MGT 3114: Principles of Management & Production

MGT 3513: Introduction to Human Resources

MGT 3213: Organizational Communications

MGT 3823: Responsible Leadership

MGT 8111: Human Resource Issues

MGT 8112: Leadership Skills

AWARDS

Mississippi State University, Office of Research and Economic Development 2017

College of Business Graduate Student Researcher

Mississippi State University, College of Business 2017

Outstanding Doctoral Student Researcher

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES/AFFILIATIONS

Academy of Management

Conference Reviewer – Human Resources Division 2017

Conference Reviewer – Human Resources Division 2016

Conference Reviewer – Careers and Human Resources Divisions 2015

Participant – Mid-Stage Doctoral Consortium – Human Resources 2014

Southern Management Association

Conference Reviewer – Human Resources and Careers Tracks 2016

Participant – Late Stage Doctoral Consortium 2016

Conference Reviewer – Careers Track 2015

Participant – Late Stage Doctoral Consortium 2015

Conference Reviewer – Organizational Theory Track 2014

Participant – Early Stage Doctoral Consortium 2014

AASCB-Accreditation

Ph.D. Student Representative 2017

Journal of Managerial Issues

Ad-hoc Reviewer 2016 - Present

VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations

Ad-hoc Reviewer 2016 - Present

COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES/AFFILIATIONS

USA Gymnastics; National Association of Women’s Gymnastics Judges 2011 - Present

Judge

ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE

Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS

Graduate Assistant – Management & Information Systems August 2013 - Present

Various assistantship duties including: teaching, creating and grading tests and assignments, gathering grant information, guest lecturing, writing literature reviews, reviewing references, and supporting administration with analyzing student retention data and Small Business Development Center reports.

INDUSTRY WORK EXPERIENCE

SmithGroupJJR, Detroit, MI

Human Resources Coordinator May 2012 - July 2013

Facilitated general aspects of the HR Department with the major responsibilities of recruitment and selection, benefits administration, employee informationmaintenance, and new hire orientation.

University of Detroit Mercy, Human Resources, Detroit, MI

Human Resources Intern May 2012 - February 2013

Assisted with the implementation of PeopleAdmin and the transition from Ceridian Recruitment and utilized Compease and Banner to assist as necessary with immigration file and payroll audits, job descriptions, verifications of employment, and employee records.

University of Detroit Mercy, College of Health Professions, Detroit, MI

Business Operations Intern August 2011 - May 2012

Supported the College’s business manager with generating budget reports, managing employee check and travel reimbursement requests along with the creation of a new travel reimbursement system, ordering supplies, overseeing student assistants and their projects, and serving as a liaison between nursing faculty and accounts payable.

English Gardens, Dearborn Heights, MI

Human Resources Coordinator Jan 2011 - June 2011

Implemented online MSDS system, conducted I-9 audit of over 350 active employees, revamped and conducted weekly new hire orientations, fulfilled the role of interim HR Manager during a two-month supervisor leave of absence, and conducted staffing responsibilities for 100+ seasonal employees.

REFERENCES (4)

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ANDREW J. DHAENENSUpdated: May2017

1. Dr. James M. Vardaman

Associate Professor of Management

Co-Coordinator – Management Doctoral Program

Mississippi State University

(662) 325-2613

2. Dr. Laura E. Marler

Associate Professor of Management

Co-Coordinator – Management Doctoral Program

Mississippi State University

(662) 325-1957

3. Dr. Allison W. Pearson

W. L. Giles Distinguished Professor of Management

Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs

Mississippi State University

(662) 325-7015

4. Dr. James J. Chrisman

Julia Bennett Rouse Endowed Professor of Management

Department Head – Management & Information Systems

Mississippi State University

Senior Research Fellow – University of Alberta

(662) 325-1991

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