DOROTHY PERRIN MOORE, Ph.D.

Degree:    

Ph.D. Management, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina, 1981.  Dissertation: Causality in the Performance Evaluation Process in the Male Sex Typed Occupation. Published: Dorothy P. Moore, Evaluating In-Role and Out-of-Role Performers. Academy of Management Journal, 27(3), 603-618.

Academic Employment:    

The Citadel, Assistant Professor 1981-1986, Associate Professor (tenure) 1986-1991, Professor (tenure) 1991-2006, Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship, 1999-2006.
 
College of Charleston, School of Business and Economics, 2006-2007. Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative, Department of Management and Entrepreneurship.

Major Awards, Keynote Presentations:    

Panelist, Women’s Enterprises in the United States, Policy and Practice, The  Women’s Enterprise Action Conference 2007, Cass Business School.  Sponsor:  The London Development Agency, Mayor’s Office, London, England, June 2007.  

Keynote Speaker, Conference on Women Entrepreneurs, The Bockholt Campus Of The Gelsenkirchen University Of Applied Sciences. The State Ministry Of Science, Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany, May, 2006.

Fellow, United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 2005--.

Women in Business Advocate of the Year, South Carolina, U.S. Small Business Administration. 2003.

Keynote Speaker, South Carolina Governor's Office Small and Minority Business Assistance Forum, 2003.

Plenary Speaker, St. Louis University Gateway Entrepreneurial Conference, Spring 2002.

Review Panelist, National Science Foundation, 2000-2002.

Midway College Outstanding Alumna Award. 2000.

Greater Charleston (Tri-County) Area Tribute to Women in Industry Award, 1999.

Academy of Management, Women in Management Division Sage Scholarship Award, 1997.

Academy of Management, Women in Management Division Sage Janet Chusmir Service Award, 1993.

Books:

2006.  Jamie W. Moore and Dorothy P. Moore.  Island in the Storm, Sullivan’s Island and Hurricane Hugo, History Press:  Charleston, SC.   (Nominated for a ForeWord Magazine Book Award, 2007, Recognized as a Bronze Award Winner, Summer, 2007.)

2000.  Dorothy P. Moore. Careerpreneurs-Lessons from Leading Women Entrepreneurs on Building A Career Without Boundaries, Davies-Black Publishing: Palo Alto. Recipient of 2001 ForeWord Magazine Business Book of the Year Award. Reviewed in the Academy of Management Executive, 15:1 (February, 2001), 157-159; Globe & Mail (August, 2000). A Doubleday Executive Program Book Club selection, Careerpreneurs is listed as one of this year's top ten career books by nationally syndicated columnist Joyce Lain Kennedy. Nominated for Academy of Management 2002 Terry Book Award.

1997.  Dorothy P. Moore & E Holly Buttner. Women Entrepreneurs--Moving Beyond the Glass Ceiling. Sage: Thousand Oaks, London, & New Delhi. Reviews: Financial Times, London (September 15, 1999), 16; Monthly Labor Review, 121 (March, 1998), 80-81; Journal of Organizational Behavior, 19 (July, 1998), 429-430; Social Science Quarterly, 80 (March, 1999), 209-211; Academy of Management Review, 24 (July, 1999), 585-589; The Roper Review, 22:4, 274 ff.;The Hindu.

1991.  Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. History of the Coastal Engineering Research Center 1963-1983. Vicksburg, Mississippi: Waterways Experiment Station, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

1989.  Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. The Army Corps of Engineers and the Evolution of Flood Plain Management Policy. Boulder: Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, Program on Environment and Behavior, and Special Publication No. 20. Nominated for the 1990 Abel Wolman Award, given annually by the Public Works Historical Society.

Edited Books:

1995.  Dorothy P. Moore. Academy of Management Best Papers, Proceedings of the 54th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, August 6-9, Madison, Wisconsin: OmniPress, 635 pp.

1994.  Dorothy P. Moore. Academy of Management Best Papers, Proceedings of the 54th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Dallas, TX, August 14-17, Madison, Wisconsin: OmniPress, 526 pp.

1993.  Dorothy P. Moore. Academy of Management Best Papers, Proceedings of the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, Georgia, August 8-11, 1993. Madison, Wisconsin: OmniPress, 518 pp.

Book Chapters:

2007. Dorothy P. Moore.  Careerpreneurs: The 21st Century Strategic Womenpreneurs. In: Bührmann, Andrea D., Hansen, Katrin, Schmeink, Martina, and Schöttelndreier, Aira, Eds. Entrepreneurial Diversity – UnternehmerInnen zwischen Business-Plan und Bricolage. Münster: LIT Verlag (forthcoming).

2005.  Dorothy P. Moore. Career Profiles of Women Business Owners: Identifying Business Cultures and Leadership and Management Styles. In Sandra I. Fielden & Marilyn J. Davidson, (Eds.) International Handbook of Women and Small Business Entrepreneurship. Edward Elgar Publications Ltd: Cheltenham, United Kingdom.

2002.  Dorothy P. Moore. Boundaryless Transitions-Global Entrepreneurial Women Challenge Career Concepts. In Ronald J. Burke & Debra Nelson. Advancing Women in Management, Blackwell Publishers, London. 245-261.

1999.  Dorothy P. Moore. Women Entrepreneurs: Approaching a New Millennium. In Gary Powell (Ed.) Handbook of Gender in Organizations, Sage: Thousand Oaks, London, & New Delhi. 371-389.

1992.  Dorothy P. Moore, E. Holly Buttner, & Ben Rosen. Stepping Off the Corporate Track: The Entrepreneurial Alternative. In Uma Sekaran & Fred Leong, (Eds.), Woman Power: New Patterns for Human Resource Utilization, Sage, and Newbury Park, California.

1990.  Dorothy P. Moore & Marsha Hass. When 'Affirmative Action' Cloaks Management Bias in Selection and Promotion Decisions. In Peter J. Frost, Vance Mitchell & Walter Nord, (Eds.), 1992. HRM Reality: Then, Now and In the Future.

Journal Articles:

2007. Dorothy P. Moore, Jamie W. Moore and Jamie L. Moore. After fifteen years: The response of small businesses to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Work, 28: 1-13 (IOS Press)

2004. Dorothy P. Moore. The Entrepreneurial Woman’s Career Model:   Current Research and a Typological Framework.  Special Edition Advancing Women’s Careers,   Equal Opportunities International, 23:7/8, 78-98.

2003. Dorothy P. Moore, Women: Are You Ready to Be Entrepreneurs?, University of South Carolina School of Business: Business & Economic Review, Vol. 49:2, (January-February-March).

1997. E. H. Buttner & Dorothy P. Moore. Women's Organizational Exodus to Entrepreneurship: Self-Reported Motivations and Correlates with Success, Journal of Small Business Management, 35(1): 34-46.

Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Civil - Military Affairs During Disaster Relief Operations, a Hurricane Hugo Case Study. National Guard Review. (Spring, 1997), 22-23.

1996. Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. Post Hurricane Burnout-An Island Township's Experience. Environment and Behavior, 28(1), 134-155.

1995. Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. Insurance Company Effectiveness Under Extreme Conditions: Lessons from a Consumer Test. Group and Organization Management. 20(3), 355-380.

1992.  Dorothy P. Moore, Len Chusmir, & Janet S. Adams. Accreditation and Academic Professionalism in Business Administration. Journal of Education for Business, 67(4), 218-223.

1990.  Dorothy P. Moore. An Examination of Present Research on the Female Entrepreneur-Suggested Research Strategies for the 1990's, Journal of Business Ethics, 9:1-7, 275-281.

Dorothy P. Moore & Marsha E. Hass. When Affirmative Action Cloaks Management Bias in Selection and Promotion Decisions. Academy of Management Executive, 4(1), 84-90.

Marsha E. Hass & Dorothy P. Moore. Company Uniforms: Vulnerability in People Packaging. Employee Relations Law Journal, Spring, 37-43.

Lyn Chusmir, Dorothy P. Moore & Jan Adams. Research on Working Women: A Report Card of 22 Journals. Sex Roles, 22(3/4), 167-175.

1984.  Dorothy P. Moore. Evaluating In-Role and Out-of-Role Performers. Academy of Management Journal, 27(3), 603-618.

1983.  Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. The Corps of Engineers and Beach Erosion Control 1930-1982. Shore and Beach, 51, 13-17.

Proceedings Papers:

2005.  Moore, Dorothy P.  A Career Typology for the 21st Century Entrepreneurial Woman, The Academy of Management Conference, Honolulu, Abstract. August.

2005. Moore, Dorothy P., Moore, J. W. and Moore, J. L.  2004.   Impact of The Americans with Disabilities Act on Small Businesses--An Entrepreneurial Perspective, Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research, Wellesley, MA: Babson College (Published Summary).

2002.  Jamie L. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Entrepreneurial Research and the ADA--Identifying Areas for Study. Eastern Academy of Management Conference, May 1-4, New Haven, CT.

2000.  Dorothy P. Moore. Transitions-Milestones On The Route To Success. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Plenary Address (USASBE Proceedings, web site), Feb. 18, San Antonio.

1999.  Dorothy P. Moore & J. L. Moore. Networking: An Interactive Approach to Threshold Management. In Scott Kunkel & Jon Richards (Eds.), United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship--Sailing the Entrepreneurial Wave into the 21st Century Proceedings, 519-534.

1997.  Dorothy P. Moore & E. H. Buttner. An Exploratory Study of How Former Corporate Executives Develop, Transfer and Use Entrepreneurial Networks. In Lloyd N. Dosier & J. Bernard Keys, (Eds.), Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings, Abstract, 522.

1996.  Dorothy P. Moore & E. H. Buttner. Careers in Transition-Long Range and Latent Intentions. In J. Bernard Keys & Lloyd N. Dosier, (Eds.), Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings, Abstract , 461.

E. H. Buttner & Dorothy P. Moore. How Do They Measure Success? Former Corporate Women Entrepreneurs' Responses. In Mel Schnake, (Ed.), Southern Management Association 1996 Proceedings, 318-322. (Presenter, D. P. Moore-Selected as Best Paper in Track).

1994.  E. H. Buttner & Dorothy P. Moore. Women's Entrepreneurial Ventures: A Dispatch from the Corporate Environment. In Dorothy P. Moore, (Ed.), Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings, Abstract, 469.

Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Dispatch from the Front - A Hugo Lesson, In Thomas E. Bigford, (Ed.), The Coast: Organizing for the Future, Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference of The Coastal Society, 17-21 April, 1994, Charleston, South Carolina, 215-219.

1993.  Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. Metro-Centered Europe: The American Business Challenge. In Eileen Kaplan & Rudiger Pieper, (Eds.), Eastern Academy of Management, Proceedings of the Fifth Biennial International Conference, Managing in a Global Economy, 222-225.

Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Sullivan's Island and Hurricane Hugo, An Early Perspective. Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association, 95-105.

1991.  Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. Organizational Culture in a Changing Political Environment-The Polish Transition. In J. B. McGuire, J. Yanouzas, M. Bernasconi & G. Westacott, (Eds.), Managing in a Global Economy IV, Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference, Eastern Academy of Management, (Ecole Superieure De Commerce Nice-Sophia Antipolis) CERAM, 227-230.

1989.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Development of an Acculturation Career Model for the American Multi-National Corporation in China. In David H. Holt, (Ed.), Managing in a Global Economy III, Eastern Academy of Management and The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 87-92.

Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. Technological Trajectory and Organizational Culture within a Public Sector Organization. In William E. Hardy & John Adrian, Jr., (Eds.), Southeast Region of the Decision Sciences Institute, Charleston, SC, 1989, 290-295.

1988.  Dorothy P. Moore. Female Entrepreneurs: New Methodologies and Research Directions in the 1990s. Research Methodology Conference Proceedings, Nova Scotia, Mount Saint Vincent University, 1.38-1.44.

Dorothy P. Moore. A Link in the Development of an Assessment Instrument for Entrepreneurs. In Deborah Smith Cook, (Ed.), Silver Anniversary Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting, Eastern Academy of Management, Washington, D.C., 131-132.

1987.  Dorothy P. Moore. First and Second-Generation Female Entrepreneurs: Identifying the Needs and Differences. In Dennis Ray, (Ed.), Proceedings, Southern Management Association, 175-177.

1986.  Dorothy P. Moore. Organizational Stressors, Adaptation and An Outcome Profile: A Pilot Test of Scales and Relationships. In Dennis Ray, (Ed.), Proceedings, Southern Management Association, 67-69.

Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. The Organizational Paradigm Shift in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In Rose Knotts, (Ed.), Proceedings, Twenty-Eighth Annual Meeting, Southwest Division, Academy of Management, 277-281.

1985.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Organizational Stressor-Stress Relationship, Operationalization of Instruments and Models, The Challenge. In Aaron Kelley, (Ed.), Southwest Division Academy of Management Proceedings, 326-328.

1984.  Dorothy P. Moore & Phillip Rust. Attributional Changes and Occupational Perceptions, 1974-1982. In Richard Robinson & John Pearce, (Eds.), Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings '84, 363-367. Selected as one of best three papers in the Women in Management Division in 1984.

Dorothy P. Moore. Gender Effects of Legislation on Employment Opportunities and Compensation. In Linda McGee Calvert, (Ed.), Southwest Division Academy of Management Proceedings, 315-318.

1983.  Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Flood Plains Management and the Coastal Zone. In Orville T. Magoon, (Ed.), Coastal Zone '83, Vol. III: 2664-2678.

Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. The Life Cycle of a CERC: 1963-1983. In Orville T. Magoon, (Ed.), Coastal Zone '83, Vol. II: 1627-1639.

1982.  Dorothy P. Moore. A Proposed Attributional Model of Accountability: A Realm Beyond Performance Evaluation for the Male and Female In-Role and Out-of-Role Performer. Dennis F. Ray, (Ed.), Contribution of Theory and Research to the Practice of Management, Southern Management Association Proceedings, 314-316.

Dorothy P. Moore. Underlying Components in Performance Evaluation in the Male Sex-Typed Occupation. Ricky W. Griffin, (Ed.), Southwest Division Academy of Management 1982 Proceedings, 175-179.

Technical Reports and Working Papers:

1993.  Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. The Hurricane Hugo Experience the First Nine Months. Working Paper #81, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, Boulder.

1989.  Dorothy P. Moore. Assessment of ASSIST Across a Three Year Time Span. External Evaluation for the Charleston Higher Education Consortium.

Dorothy P. Moore. Assessment of 4R's Program. External Evaluation for Charleston Higher Education Consortium.

1987.  Dorothy P. Moore. Identifying the Needs of Women Entrepreneurs in South Carolina. (Technical Report No.2), South Carolina Development Board. For the Associate Director for Business Development and Assistance Division and Division of Special Events, Director of Governor's Office of Small and Minority Business Assistance; Small Business Development Center of South Carolina; U. S. Small Business Administration.

Dorothy P. Moore. Assessment of ASSIST Program for First Year Participants. External Evaluation for the Charleston Higher Education Consortium.

1986.  Dorothy P. Moore. An Analysis of Stressors, The Individual Adaptation Process and Organizational Outcomes. Technical Report No. 1, Ft. Smith Division, Whirlpool Corporation. Whirlpool Corporation, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

1980.  Dorothy P. Moore et. al. An Analysis of Female Marine Recruit Attrition. Technical Report No. 12). Center for Management and Organizational Research, College of Business Administration, University of South Carolina. Prepared under the Navy Manpower R & D Program of the Office of Naval Research under Contract N000-14-76-C-09383.

Dorothy P. Moore et. al. A Cross Sectional Analysis and Generalizability Implication of a Military Attrition Model. Technical Report No. 10. Center for Management and Organizational Research, College of Business Administration, University of South Carolina. Prepared under the Navy Manpower R & D Program of the Office of Naval Research Under Contract N000-14-76-C-0938.

Book Reviews:

1999.  Kalleberg, A., Knoke, D., Marsden, P. & Spaeth, J. Organizations in America, Sage Publications, Inc. Journal of Organizational Behavior (Spring).

1988.  Matteson, M. T. & Ivancevich, J. M. Controlling Work Stress, Effective Human Resource and Management Strategies, Jossey-Bass Publishers. The Executive Journal, 2:2, 170-171.

1984.  Peters, Thomas J. & Waterman, Robert H. Jr. Lessons From America's Best Run Companies. Women in Management Newsletter, (Feb. 15).

Other Professional Papers, Panel Presentations, Discussion Participation:

2007.  Dorothy P. Moore. Entrepreneurship for Women—A Special Challenge in Colleges and Universities?  Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership:  Thought Leaders Meeting, The George Washington University Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence co-sponsored with Direct Selling, Washington, D.C.   (April 10).

2006. Dorothy P. Moore and John E. Clarkin.  The State of College and University Entrepreneurial Programs for Women—Where are We.  Symposium Paper, Academy of Management, Atlanta, August.

2006. Dorothy P. Moore.  Coordinator, Educational Strategies for the Professional Development of Womenpreneurs,  AOM Symposium, Entrepreneurship Division, Gender and Diversity in Organizations Division, and Management Education and Development Division,   Academy of Management, Atlanta, August.

2005.  Dorothy P. Moore.   Distinguished Speaker for Entrepreneurship Track, An Interactive Review of Gender Differences in Organizational and Entrepreneurial Career Research--What We Know and What We Don’t--Where to From Here? Southwestern Academy of Management, March.

Dorothy P. Moore. Paper. Entrepreneurship, Small Business and Management Consulting Tracks. Converting Academic Accomplishments into Consulting Careers after Retirement--Important Steps to Take Now. Southwest Academy of Management, Dallas, (March 3rd).

Dorothy P. Moore. Panel Presentation. Research Focus On Women Entrepreneurs: Past, Present and Future, Minority and Women Division, United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Indian Wells, California, (January 14th).

2004.  Dorothy P. Moore, Jamie W. Moore and Jamie L. Moore. Paper. The Impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 on Small Business-- An Owner and Entrepreneur Perspective. Babson Kauffman Entrepreneurship Research Conference, The Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strathclyde University , Glasgow , Scotland , (June 3rd).

2003.  Panelist. Boundaryless Transitions for Entrepreneurial Women-A Reality Check? In. Ramon J. Aldag and Ted Baker (Organizers) Show Program Session: Gender and Entrepreneurship: Opportunity Generation, Access, Awareness, Evaluation & Exploitation. Sponsors: Entrepreneurship and Gender and Diversity Divisions, Academy of Management, Seattle, Washington.

Panelist. Giving Voice to A Different Kind of Publishing: Book Writing and the Impact on Faculty Careers, Professional Development Workshop Session. In Suzanne C. de Janasz, Organizer, Show Program Professional Development Workshop Session, Academy of Management, Seattle, Washington.

2002.  The Networking Link Between Organizational and Entrepreneurial Careers in a Time of Technological and International Change. All Academy Symposium, Dorothy P. Moore (Coordinator), Building a Career: An Interactive Network of Relationships, The Academy of Management, Denver, Colorado.

Dorothy P. Moore. Barrier Removal--Identifying the Right Editor for Your Work. Eastern Academy of Management, New Haven.

2001.  Jeannette Oppedisano, Chair, Dorothy P. Moore, Panelist. Women's Entrepreneurship Caucus, The Academy of Management, Washington, D.C.

Dorothy P. Moore. Women's Entrepreneurial Careers-A Global Perspective. Symposium: Career Metamorphosis: Surviving and Flourishing in the Digital Age, Technology, Information and Society Track: Eastern Academy of Management, Manhattan.

2000.  J. L. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. Women's Negotiation Strategies for Evolving Entrepreneurial Careers. Symposium: Women, Dual Careerist, Copreneurs and Entrepreneurs: Careers, Transitions, Negotiating Strategies and Growth, The Academy of Management, Toronto.

1999.  Dorothy P. Moore. Women Entrepreneurs, An Evolving Force. Symposium: Careers in Transition--A Gliding Path for the New Millennium--A Sequence of Steps. The Academy of Management Conference, Chicago.

Dorothy P. Moore. Women Entrepreneurial Routes to Success--Establishing a Framework. Symposium: Women Entrepreneurs: Fulfilling the Dream, Education, Minority and Women Entrepreneurs. United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, San Diego.

1998.  Dorothy P. Moore. Successful Strategies Evolve from the Hub Effect for Women Entrepreneurs. Symposium: Women Entrepreneurs: Keys to Moving Above the Glass Ceiling. Southern Management Association, New Orleans.

Dorothy P. Moore & J. L. Moore. Women at the Threshold: Networking, An Interactive Approach. Symposium: Careers, Entrepreneurship and Women in Management. Academy of Management, San Diego.

1994.  Dorothy P. Moore. Barrier Reduction through Thinking Like a Renegade-A Top Down Perspective, Mutual Interests and Opportunities. Academy of Legal Studies.

Dorothy P. Moore. Leadership Stories from the Top. Management from a Woman's Perspective Seminar, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia.

Ben Kedia, Dorothy P. Moore, & Howard Tu. An Extension of a Learning Paradigm to Advance Management Education for International Involvement. Careers, Organization and Management Theory, and Management Education and Development Divisions, Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. Realistic Expectations of the Constructs of a Successful Life and a Successful Academic Career-A Futuristic Perspective. Southwestern Academy of Management Pre-Conference Doctoral Consortium.

1993.  Dorothy P. Moore. Dispelling Myths in Human Resource Management Presentations and Style. Women in Management Division Preconference, Academy of Management.

1992.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Litigious Impact of Amendments to the Americans with Disabilities Act (PL 101-336). United States Association for Small Business and Entreprneurship.

1991.  Dorothy P. Moore & E. H. Buttner. A Personal Interview and VideoTaping Process for Measuring Success among Entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship Division, Southern Management Association.

1990.  E. H. Buttner & Dorothy P. Moore. Toward a Typology of the Female Entrepreneur: Past Research Revisited and A Future Research Agenda with Transition Emphasis. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

1989.  Dorothy P. Moore. Bridging the Gap, Obstacles, Needs and Solutions for the Female Entrepreneur. Academy of Management Pre-Conference Workshop.

Dorothy P. Moore. Research Opportunities in Female Entrepreneurship-New Approaches. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Dorothy P. Moore. The Status of Doing Research on Women in Management. Academy of Management.

1988.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Impact of Legislation on the Advancement of the Female Entrepreneur, A Canadian and American Perspective. Administrative Sciences Association of Canada.

Dorothy P. Moore. Entrepreneurship as an Alternative Career Ladder-A Research Historical Perspective. Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. Entrepreneurial Women Managers of the 1990s-A New Role for the Business Educator. Eastern Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. A Procedural Process for Establishing a Professional Women in Management Division in the Canadian Academy of Management. Future Research Directions, Women in Management Research Symposium, Mount Saint Vincent University.

1987.  Dorothy P. Moore. Documentary Analysis of Qualitative and Historical Methods in Management. History Division, Academy of Management.

1986.  Dorothy P. Moore. Women in the Mainstream. Presidential Address, Women in Management Division, The Academy of Management. Published, Women in Management Division Newsletter.

Dorothy P. Moore. An Organizational Model of Stressors for Women. Eastern Academy of Management.

1985.  Dorothy P. Moore. Causality of the Perceived Stressor-Stress Related Outcomes for Males and Females, A Model. Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. Profile Model of the Attribution Effect of Perceived Stressors. Southwest Academy of Management.

Jamie W. Moore & Dorothy P. Moore. The Corps of Engineers and Federal Flood Control Policy: A Case Study in the Elements of Organizational Change. Seventh Annual Conference, National Council on Public History.

1984.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Impact of Legislation on the Creation and Removal of Structural Barriers for Women in the Labor Force. Southwest Academy of Management.

1979.  Dorothy P. Moore & Jamie W. Moore. The Southern Condition: Southern Attitudes and Labor in the South. The Citadel Conference, The Old South to the New.

Workshops Arranged/Presented at Professional Meetings:

2002.  Dorothy P. Moore. The Networking Link Between Organizational and Entrepreneurial Careers in a Time of Technological and International Change The Academy of Management, Denver, Colorado.

Dorothy P. Moore. An Enlightened Approach to Identifying a Publishing Market to Develop Your Career. Eastern Academy of Management, New Haven.

2000.  Dorothy P. Moore. Marjorie Alfus as Plenary Luncheon Speaker at United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, San Antonio Conference.

1995.  Dorothy P. Moore & Sherry E. Sullivan. Networking Roundtables for Continuity and Renewal, Southern Management Association.

1994.  Dorothy P. Moore. Key Issues Confronting U.S. Exporters. All-Conference Southern Management Association Showcase International Session.

1992.  Dorothy P. Moore. Internationalizing Human Resource Management Through Media. Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. The Individual Entrepreneurship Challenge at Home and Abroad. Annual Conference of the U.S. Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

1990.  Dorothy P. Moore. Shaping Entrepreneurial Research for the 1990's. Academy of Management.

1989.  Dorothy P. Moore. A Research Perspective-The Influence and Status of Female Entrepreneurs in the 1990's. U.S. Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Dorothy P. Moore. Realization of Great Expectations: The Entrepreneurial Route from Practitioner and Theoretical Perspectives. Academy of Management/Women in Management Pre-Conference.

Dorothy P. Moore & Alfred Bolton. An Introduction to the National Museum of American History's Collection of Gilbreth Material and the National Archives. Pre-Conference Activities for History Division of The Academy of Management:

1987.  Dorothy P. Moore. Computer Simulation Workshop Roundups II and I: The Authors' Insights and Recommendations. Southern Management Association.

Dorothy P. Moore. Update Management Courses in Business Administration by Computerizing Your Course-A Workshop. Eastern Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. A Hands on Experience in Computer Simulations. Workshops I and II. Southwest Academy of Management.

1986.  Dorothy P. Moore. Tips On Avenues to Success From America's Top Corporate Women. Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. Academic Publishing: Changing Perspectives. Academy of Management.

Professional Programs, Symposia, & Panels Arranged:

1999.  Dorothy P. Moore. Marjorie Alfus as Plenary Luncheon Speaker at United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, San Antonio Conference (Feb. 2000).

1994.  Dorothy P. Moore, Ben Kedia & Howard Tu. An Extension of a Learning Paradigm to Advance Management Education for International Involvement. Academy of Management.

1993.  Dorothy P. Moore. Internationalizing the Curriculum: Applications for Human Resource and Strategic Management. Southern Management Association.

Dorothy P. Moore. Involvement Now to Prepare for the Next Decade. Southern Management Association International Focus Session.

1991.  Dorothy P. Moore. Measuring Successful Entrepreneurs-An Examination of Instruments, Scales, Interviews, VideoTapes and Simulations. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

1985.  Dorothy P. Moore. Psychological Measurements and Biochemical Indicators of Stress Effects on Job Related Health. Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. The Organizational Stressor-Stress Relationship, Operationalization of Instruments-The Challenge. Southwest Academy of Management.

Dorothy P. Moore. Gender Effects of Legislation on Employment Opportunities and Compensation. Southwest Division Academy of Management.

Special Presentations:

1986.  Human Resource Management-The American Way. Oskar Lange Academy of Economics, Wro~claw, Poland.

How to Develop a Testable Model in Personnel Relations. Personnel Division, Oskar Lange Academy of Economics, Wro~claw, Poland.

Some Empirical Questions About Model Building. Economics Division, Oskar Lange Academy of Economics, Wro~claw, Poland.

1983.  A Transition in the Labeling of Traditional Occupations in Professional Managerial, Semi-Professional, and Skilled Fields. Medical University of South Carolina.

The Role of Performance Accountability in a Structured Environment. Auburn University at Montgomery.

Practitioner Publications/ Charleston Post and Courier Newspaper Columns:

Featured Monthly Business Major Columns. (Website, http://www.citadel.edu/faculty/moore/articles.html)

2002.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. Businesses Need to Cultivate Diversity, October 21.
Workplace Generational Differences Noteworthy, May 20.
Succession Plan Important to Family Business Success, March 25.
When Company Actions Veer From Values, Everybody Loses, January 28

2001.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. Women Get Short End of Corporate Stick, December 17.
Improving Prospects in a Recession Economy, November 19.
Post-Attack Stress Beginning to Plague Small Businesses. October 15.
How Prepared Are You if Confronted by a Layoff? September 10.
ADA Makes Positive Impact on Small Business, July 30.
Approaches to Management 101 May Differ, June 11.
Survival May Depend on Changing Style, April 30.
Educators Debate Merits of Teaching Entrepreneurship, March 19.
What's in Vogue for Women Entrepreneurs? February 26.
Modern Leaders' Resources Plenty, January 29.

2000.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. Female Entrepreneurs Motivated by Freedom, December 18.
Women Entrepreneurs in Global Transition, November 27.
Higher Education to Play Key Role in Lowcountry Growth, October 16.
Matching Job Alliances to Develop Your Career Goals, September 9.
Job analysis can motivate staff, August 7.
Don't Overlook Job Analysis, July 3.
Anti-discrimination Laws Pose Challenges, June 5.
Stress Builders and Breakers Evaluated, April 10.
Accreditation Key for Business Programs, February 21.
Negotiating Strategies for Career Success, January 17.

1999.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. When Christmas lasted longer than just one day, December 20.
Hard Work at Root of Business Success, November 29.
Path is Rarely Well-Marked for Female Entrepreneurs, November 8.
De-stressing Business of Hurricane Repairs, October.
Book Details Gender Status in Workplace, August 30.
Women's Business Gains Still Impressive, August 9.
Success Reached by Many Routes, June.
Decision-Making Skills Key for Managers, April 5.
Career Demands You Plot a Course, March 8.
Corporate Life Stifles Entrepreneurs, February 1.

1998.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. Inequality Versus Diversity at Work, December 28.
Good and Bad Management Inspire Entrepreneurs, November 30.
Gender-based Management A Hot Issue, October 26.
Assessing Your Growth Potential, September 28.
Networking Helps Women Build Businesses, August 31.
Women Discover Power of Creating Networks, July 27.
Networking Keeps Entrepreneurs Afloat, June 29.
Men, Women Managers Wield Power Differently, May 25.
Good Bosses Enlist Employees' Help, April 27.
Women Say Glass Ceiling Shatterproof, March 30.
Corporations a Spring Board for Entrepreneurs, March 2.
Entrepreneurs Need Proper Initiatives, January 26.

1997.  Charleston Post and Courier Business Major Newspaper Columns. Methods to Reduce Risk, December 22.
Women Profile Business Success, November 24.
Female Entrepreneurs Enjoy New Clout, October 27.

Other Publications /Presentations:

2005. Charleston Magazine Interview with Tiffany Jonas for “Ladies First— Charleston’s women entrepreneurs are taking charge with creative business ventures,” November, cites in story coverage.

2004. Television interview with Channel 4:   “The Wage Gap,” Aired in prime-time, May 5th.

2003.  Quoted: John P. McDermott. "Women Add to Professional Ranks," The Post and Courier Business, Wednesday, December 31, p. 7B.

Interviewed and Quoted: Matthew Phillips, "Glass Ceiling Push for Women Starting Their Own Businesses," Business Review, Albany, New York, July.

Interviewed and Quoted: Sarah G. McC. Moise (Part 1 and 2 in Series). "Trend Points to Upswing in Females Leading Family Business," Charleston Regional Business Journal, July 14-27, p. 3.

 Interview: Public Broadcasting Interview with Mike Switzer. "The Changing Role of Women in Business," Host/Producer, South Carolina Business Review http://www.scern.org/classical/programs/scbr/scbr_index.asp, July 4th Morning Show.

Quoted: Laurel Delaney. Escape from Corporate America, Conference Board Report (March: http://www.conference board.org/publications/atb/index.cfm).

2002.  Quoted: Laurel Delaney. The New Globetrotters: Watch the Women in the 21st Century, Conference Board Report co-sponsored by Dun & Bradstreet, Small Business Survival Committee, The International Export-Import Institute and Women Entrepreneurs, Inc. (Oct. publication).

Quoted: Tip Pursuit. The Little Black Book for Every Busy Woman, Charleston, SC.

Cited: The University of South Carolina Moore Business. (Spring). 19:2, 4.

2001.  Double Loopers--the Necessary Ingredient for a Healthy Organization. The Citadel Alumni Magazine, December.

1999.  Why I Became Interested in Studying Successful Women Entrepreneurs. Low Country National Association of Women Business Owners Newsletter, December.

1998.  Women Managers--Closing the Gaps and Becoming a Major Force. Charleston Regional Business Journal, September.

Women Entrepreneurs Approaching a New Millennium-What is the Profile? New York University Berkley Center of Entrepreneurship). Berkley Center of Entrepreneurship News (BCES), 13(1), Summer.

1997.  Women Entrepreneurs. Baylor University John F. Baugh Center for Entrepreneurship, Hankamer School of Business, Venture Review, 6(2), Fall.

Review Boards:

Foundations and Accreditation:
Coleman Foundation Consortium Grant Reviews. 2002-2003.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Partnerships for Innovation Program, 2000-2002.
FCAR (Fonds pour la Formation de Chercheurs et l'Aide á la Recherche), Quebec, 2000-2003.
SACS Accreditation Teams, 1991-1993.

Journals:
Career Development International Special Issue, Mentoring and Career Development, 2005.
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2003-2004, Ad-hoc Reviewer.
Group and Organization Management, 1990-1997 - (Ad-hoc Reviewer, 1998-2000).
Journal of Business Ethics, 1991-1996.
Group and Organizational Studies, 1989-1990.
Journal of Organizational Behavior, 1998-1999. MS Ad-hoc Reviewer.
Academy of Management Journal, Ad-hoc Reviewer.
Academy of Management Executive, Ad-hoc Book Reviewer.
Sex Roles, Ad-hoc Reviewer, 2006.

Editor:

Academy of Management Proceedings 1993-1995. (See above.)

Professional National and Regional Officer and Membership Service Roles:

Careers Division, The Academy of Management: 1999--
Board Member, Aug. 1999-2002.
Best Practitioner Paper Awards Committee, 2003.

Entrepreneurship Division, Academy of Management: 1997--
Inner-Division Committee, 2000-2003.
Chair, Entrepreneurship Division Innovations Committee, Aug., 1998-2000.
     Two Innovation Division Awards, 1999.
Awards Committee, 1997-98.
Liaison Entrepreneurship Division, Women in Management & Careers Division, 1997-98.

Gender and Diversity Division (GDO), The Academy of Management: 1999--
Sage Scholarship Award Committee, 2002, 2007--.
Janet Chusmir Service Award Committee, 2001-2002.

Women in Management Division, Academy of Management: 1982--(GDO)
Chair and Founder, Sage Scholarship and Service Awards, 1989.
Division Chair, 1986-1987.
Vice Chair, 1985-1986.
Program Chair, 1984-1985.
Member, Executive Committee, 1983-1989.

Eastern Academy of Management:
Entrepreneurship Track Chair, 2002-2003.

Southern Management Association: 1983--
Board of Directors, 1992-1995.
Co-Chair, Network and Mentor Relations Committee 1994-1995.
Chair, International Committee 1993-1994.
     Co-Track Chair, Organizational Theory & International Division, 1991-1992.
     Program Track Chair: Personnel/Human Resource Division, 1983-1984.

United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE): 1990--
Restructuring Task Force, Co-Chair with Dale Meyer, 2005-2006.
Fellow, 2005--
Vice President of Research, Board, 2003-2005.
Vice President of Research, Board, 2003--.
Vice President of Development, Board, 2001-2003.
Board, USASBE, 1998-1999.
Vice President, Minority and Women Entrepreneurs, USASBE, 1998-1999.
Vice-President, Individual Entrepreneurship Division, USASBE, 1992-1993.
Associate Vice President for Female Entrepreneurship, Individual Entrepreneurship Division, USASBE, 1990-1991.

Other Professional and Practitioner Memberships, Programming and Events:

2006-2007.  Member:  Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce and The Center for Women Conference Planning Committee for Women in Business.

2005-2006 Member: Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce and The Center for Women Conference Planning Committee for Women in Business.

Center for Women and CSBA Co-sponsored Community Entrepreneurial and Networking Event “Turning Your Business Around” featuring Bob Siegel, CEO, Lacoste, USA, Holiday Alumni Center, November, 2005.

Charleston School of Protocol and Etiquette—Your Manners Matter, National Etiquette Advisory Board, 2004--.

Associate Member, Centre For Diversity and Work Psychology - Manchester School of Management, UMIST, UK, 2003

Board, Center for Women, Charleston, SC, 2002--.

Advisory Board of the Center for Women's Multidisciplinary Entrepreneurship at Southern Connecticut State University, 2001--.

Member of Speakers Bureau, National Association of Women Business Owners, 2000--.

Member, National Association of Women Business Owners, 2000-2002.

Liaison Board Member, Lowcountry National Association of Women Business Owners, 1998--2001.

Chair, Academy of Management Newsletter Selection Committee, 1995-1996.

Track Chair, History Division, Southwest Academy of Management, 1990-1991.

Secretary-Treasurer, History Division, The Academy of Management, 1989-1990.

Executive Board, History Division, The Academy of Management, 1988-1990.

Pre-Conference Chair, History Division, The Academy of Management, 1988-1989.

Program Track Chair, Management Education/Computer Technology, Eastern Academy of Management, 1987-1988.

Program Track Chair: Faculty/Professional Development, South-West Academy of Management, 1986-1987.

Associate Membership Chair for International Division, The Academy of Management, 1983-1984.

Invited Presentations:

2007.  Balancing – the Genesis of the Third Shift--Work-Life Trends. 2007 Women in  Business Conference:  The Power of Connection, Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce and The Center for Women Joint Event, Coliseum, Charleston, SC.

2006.  Women Entrepreneurial  Success  Strategies--Dawn Has Broken On A New Business Day.  College of Charleston Alumni Classes Without Quizzes, November 11th. 

Placing it in Perspective—A Dream or Reality.  Track 1 Presentation on Balancing the Challenges—Maximizing Time for What Matters Most!  Growing Your Mainstream Connections, 2006 Women in Business Conference—The Power of  Connection, Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce and The Center for Women Joint Event, Coliseum, Charleston, SC.

2004.  Featured Presentation in Center for Women Entrepreneurial Woman Series. Creating Balance Between Work and Family, Tate Center, Mommypreneur Challenges, November 9th.

Leadership Seminar Series Featured Speaker: Conflict Resolution Through Honed Negotiation Strategies, Medical University School of Pharmacy, Basic Sciences Building, Room 402, March 2nd.

Workshop Featured Presentation: Mommy do you love your job more than me? Center for Women 11th Annual Centering on Women Conference, Charleston Riverview Inn, February 21st.

2003.  Banquet Featured Speaker: Which Way Now? Motherhood as A Guiding Compass, Mothers & More National Conference, Doubletree Guest Suites Charleston Historic District, September 19th.

Featured Presentation: Developing Entrepreneur Strategies for Success: Identifying Your Style, Governor's Minority Business Assistance Forum, Holiday Alumni Center, The Citadel, March 31st.

Transitions and the Entrepreneurial Woman, Workshop Presentation, 10th Annual Centering on Women Conference, Lightsey Conference Center, College of Charleston, January 24th.

2002.  Careerpreneuring Hallmarks, Keynote Presentation in "Taking Care of Business-A Forum for Women Entrepreneurs," Tate Center for Entrepreneurship. Sponsor: Wachovia Bank. Presented in cooperation with the College of Charleston School of Business and Economics, The Citadel, the Center for Women, National Association of Women Business Owners, The Moore School of Business, The University of South Carolina Small Business Development Center and The U.S. Small Business Administration, and Salomon Smith Barney, October 31st.

Diversity-A new Frontier in the 21st Century. Featured Student Body Presentation, J. Spencer and Patricia Standish Library, Siena College, NY. October 3rd.

Careerpreneuring Trajectories-Strategies Beyond Boundaries-Identifying Your Style, Featured Community Presentation, Siena College, NY. October 3rd.

South Carolina Women of Higher Education Conference, Identifying Your Careerpreneur Leadership and Management Style--One Size Does Not Fit All. Workshop Leader and Featured, Winthrop, SC, February 3rd.

Women Entrepreneurs, Research, Recent Findings and Future Directions. Featured, 15th Annual International Gateway Series for Entrepreneurship, Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, MO, April 19th. (Sponsored by The Coleman Foundation and the Center for Womens' Business Research).

Center for Women, Transitions and Learning Loops--A Careerpreneur Profile for the Professional and Entrepreneurial Woman. Charleston, SC, January 24th.

2001.  The Beach Company Annual Employee Retreat. Identifying the Five Secrets of Successful Management-Does One Size Fit All? North Charleston Convention Center, May 31.

Barnes & Noble. Career Strategies for Women-Thinking Outside the Box-A Community Workshop, Mt. Pleasant, SC, April 25.

Salomon Smith Barney. Career Strategies for the Successful Woman Entrepreneur and Corporate Executives, Richmond, VA, March 22.

National Association of Women Business Owners. Careerpreneuring-Identifying Your Entrepreneurial Style and Strategy, Mid-Year Conference, Tempe, AZ, February 9.

Business 1060 AM WBIX. Networking - Making It Count for Career Women, Live Morning Talk Show, Boston, MA. January 8.

2000.  The Lowcountry Chapter of National Association of Women Entrepreneurs. Building an Entrepreneurial Career-A Novel Approach, Charleston, SC, October 19.

The Women's Enterprise Institute: Women's Business & Leadership Conference 2000. Careerpreneuring: Lessons from Leading Women Entrepreneurs on Building a Career Without Boundaries, Midway College and J. Holloway Productions, Lexington, KY, August 29.

1999.  Charleston Association of Female Executives (CAFÉ). Analyzing Your Career Strategy-- Tips From The Experts," Charleston County Library Auditorium, SC, November 15.

Wachovia Small Business Series. Female Entrepreneurial Routes To Success: A Framework, Summerville, SC, October 18.

SCORE. Women Entrepreneurial Trailblazers-- Paving Transitions, Networking And Leading, The Citadel, October 15.

Midway College Arts & Lecture Series. Featured Assembly Speaker, Midway, KY, April 16.

Center for Women, Centering on Women Conference. Valuing Diversity as a New Frontier, Ashley Hall, SC, January, 30.

United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship. Panelist: Women Entrepreneur's Routes to Success, San Diego, CA, January 16.

1998.  Drexel University Department of Management. Educational Challenges-Generation Xers, Philadelphia, PA, December 10.

Southern Management Association. Panelist, Allied Southern Business Association, New Orleans, LA, November 4-7.

Focus Sessions with Members of Committee of 200. Berkley Entrepreneurial Center, New York University, October 28-30.

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), Charleston Chapter. Success and Challenges of Owning a Business, SC, October 5.

Charleston County Library. Success Stories--Etching a New Path for Lowcountry Entrepreneurial Women. Charleston, SC, September 16.

Charleston Women in Business Network. Women Entrepreneurs Approaching a New Millennium, Charleston, SC, May 7.

University of South Carolina Small Business Development Center and Women's Network of Greater Charleston. Entrepreneurial Networking-Making the Links, Embassy Suites, SC, February 24.

1997.  Women's Investment Network & Berkley Center of Entrepreneurship, New York University. Panel: Women Transitioning from Corporate Executive to Entrepreneur, Stern School of Business, NY, November 12.

WVOX Broadcast Forum. Live Talk Show Interview on Women Entrepreneurs-Moving Beyond the Glass Ceiling, New Rochelle, NY, November 11.

Eagle Book Trading Company, Midway College. Book Signing for Women Entrepreneurs, Midway, KY, September 26.

Entrepreneurial Society, Page Center of Entrepreneurship, The Richard T. Farmer School of Business Administration. Organizations as Incubators-Intentional and Corporate Thresholds, And? Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, September 25.

Featured Speaker on Talk Radio Show, Lexington, KY, September 25.

Other Service to Profession:

This resume excludes roles as session chair and discussant in the Academy of Management, Eastern Academy, Southern Management Association, Southwestern Management Association, and the United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE). In addition, it excludes annual reviews of papers for the Entrepreneurship, Careers, Gender and Diversity (formerly the Women in Management Division), Human Resource Management, and Organizational Behavior Divisions of the Academy of Management, for regional affiliates of the Academy, for Decision Sciences, and for USASBE. Exclusion has been made for space reasons. Not included are the numerous tenure and promotion reviews for colleagues in the discipline of management which are completed on an annual basis.

Summary Highlights of Citadel Service:

Department and Campus Wide Service: Member, Faculty Tenure and Promotion Committee Appeals Committee, 2005; Member, Research Committee, 2004-2006; Member, Sabbaticals Committee, 2004-2006; Member, GPAC and M&M, 2002-2006; Department and Campus Wide Service: Chair, Leadership Forum, 2002-2003; Faculty Tenure and Promotion Committee, 1999-2000, 1994-1995; Vice Chair of Faculty Tenure and Promotion Committee, 1998-1999; Cluster Chair, Faculty Tenure and Promotion Committee, Fall, 1996-1998. Academic Appeals Committee, 1998; Presidential Inaugural Committee, 1997; Chair, Departmental Faculty Development Committee, 1997, 1998, 1999; Chair, MBA Task Force, 1996; Co-Chair, Revitalization of Faculty House, 1994-1995; Member Departmental FTPC, 1986-2006; Member MBA Committee. Chair, Citadel Development Foundation Research Committee, 1991 and 1992; Member SACS Accreditation Visitation Teams, 1991-1993; Faculty Council Sub Committee C Chair, 1990-1991, Member of Graduate Faculty, 1984-2006; Chair, Departmental Curriculum Committee for Undergraduate and Graduate Programs, 1987-1992; Steering Committee for AACSB, 1991-1992. Personnel Club Sponsor, 1990-1993. Chair, Faculty House Board, 2001-2002.