Marian Mety
Title
Adjunct Faculty, Management
Phone
586-260-9033
Marian Mety
Academic Programs
- Management
Expertise
Teaching Expertise: Organizational Behavior, Management and Supervision, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management
Research Expertise: Leadership Theory, Self-efficacy, Female Leadership
Education
- Master of Education in Learning Design and Technology - Wayne State University
- Doctor of Business Administration - Baker College Center for Graduate Studies
- Master of Science in Management - Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration
- Bachelor of Arts - Psychology and Sociology - Wayne State University
Research and teaching interests
- Dissertation - Self-efficacy and the Gender-Specific Behaviors of Women Leaders
- Research focused on the relationship between self-efficacy and the effectiveness of female leaders in banking.
- A mixed-method study showed that stereotypical gender-specific behaviors can diminish the effectiveness of female leadership if self-efficacy is low or non-existent.
Biography
Academic Employment:
Lansing Community College
- Adjunct Faculty (6/2018 - 6/2019)
- Department of Management
Wayne State University, School of Business
- Adjunct faculty (08/2016 - Present)
- Dept of Management
Baker College of Clinton Township and Auburn Hills
- Adjunct Associate Professor (01/2001 - Present)
- Dept of Business and Management
Concordia University - Nebraska Online
- Adjunct Associate Professor (10/2014 - 6/2018)
- MBA Program - Leadership Studies
Professional Memberships:
- American Academy of Management
- American Management Association
- International Leadership Association
- Association of Leadership Educators
- Association of Talent Development
Publications
- Dissertation - Self-efficacy and the Gender-Specific Behaviors of Women Leaders
Presentations
- Dissertation proposal accepted for poster presentation at the 2013 Lilly Conference Series on College and University Teaching and Learning
- Dissertation proposal accepted for 40-minute presentation at the 2014 Lilly Conference Series.
- Dissertation abstract selected for poster presentation at the 2014 Tobias Leadership Conference
- Manuscript accepted for review in June 2014, Kenneth E. Clark Research Award, co-sponsored by the International Leadership Association and Center for Creative Leadership
- Manuscript accepted for review in July 2014, Frederick M. Jablin Doctoral Dissertation Award
- Teaching proposal accepted for 50-minute presentation at the 2017 Lilly Conference Series. Topic - The Importance of Critical Thinking in the Adult Learning Process.
- Proposal accepted as a roundtable discussion at the 2018 Kansas Leadership Conference for Leadership Developers. Topic - Women in Leadership and Self-efficacy.
Awards
Toastmasters International
- Certified Toastmaster, 1997
- Accomplished Toastmaster Bronze, 1999
