Robert James House

Background

House, Robert James was born on June 16, 1932.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Detroit, 1955. Master of Business Administration, University Detroit, 1958. Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration, Ohio State University, 1960.

Career

Management trainee Chrysler Corporation, 1955, management development research analyst corporation staff, 1956-1958, personnel analyst, 1955-1958. Senior management training specialist North America Aviation, Inc., Columbus Station, Ohio, 1958-1959. Graduate assistant Ohio State University, 1959-1960, instructor, assistant professor department business organization, 1959-1963.

Research associate Bureau Industrial Relations, University Michigan, 1963-1965. Associate professor management Bernard M. Baruch College, City University of New York, 1965-1968, associate professor, 1968-1970, professor management, 1970-1972. Shell professor organizational behavior University Toronto, Canada, 1973-1986, Secretary State professor organizational behavior Canada, 1986-1988.

L.J. Buchan distinguished professor Suffolk University, 1988. William Frank Bernstein professor management Wharton School Management, University Pennsylvania, since 1988. Executive director McKinsey Foundation for Management Research, Inc., 1965-1968.

Visiting professor Alfred P. Sloan School Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1987. Consultant to major North America corporations and organizations including Standard Oil of New Jersey, General Electric, Canada Post Office, International Labor Organization, Association Mental Health Hospitals. Participant numerous university, professional association and executive development seminars.

Achievements

• Robert James House has been listed as a noteworthy management educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Psychological Association (member science and professional awards committee 1985), Academy Management (board governors 1968-1973, chairman organizational behavior division 1972-1973, member scholarly awards committee organizational behavior division 1988, chairman career and book awards committee 1989, Best Paper award 1986, 90, Career award 1991).