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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2024 · 29 MIN

Episode 006: Ethics in Business Research: Navigating Complex Challenges with Dr. David J. Woehr

from DBA Chronicles · host Dr. Kelly Burich and Dr. Valrie Grant

Hey there, DBA Community! Welcome back to another insightful episode of DBA Chronicles, your go-to podcast for all things DBA and the perfect compass to help you navigate the Doctor of Business Administration journey. Hosted by Experienced DBAs, here to offer you a firsthand look into the world of DBA. Today, we have the pleasure of hosting one of our favorite professors, Dr. David Woehr. A distinguished academic and Belk Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, Dr. Woehr has been a valuable member of the Belk College of Business since 2011, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Dr. Woehr holds a Ph.D. from the prestigious Georgia Institute of Technology, where he also earned his M.S. He started his academic journey with a B.A. from Trinity University. Dr. Woehr plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. With a focus on performance measurement, managerial assessment, and applied psychometrics, Dr. Woehr's research delves into critical aspects of organizational science. His commitment to excellence extends to the classroom, where he shares his insights with students in the M.B.A. and Ph.D. in Organizational Science programs. In today’s episode, Dr. David Woehr shares insights from his transition from an undergraduate psychology major to pursuing a Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology at Georgia Tech and its application in the workplace, his experiences and decision-making process in choosing the academic route, ethical challenges in business research - especially regarding conflicts of interest, the importance of privacy and confidentiality in research - especially when dealing with sensitive business data, the unique aspects of DBA programs compared to traditional PhD programs, and a broad range of topics related to academia, research, and ethical considerations, providing valuable insights for DBA scholars and researchers. Get ready for a captivating and invigorating conversation as we dive into Dr. Woehr's journey, experiences, and valuable insights in the world of business administration. We hope you find today's discussion with Dr. Woehr as insightful and thought-provoking as we did. Thank you for tuning in to this episode of DBA Chronicles! If today's episode resonated with you, make sure to subscribe and become a part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Don't miss out on the valuable insights, knowledge, and connections that await you in future episodes. Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning, and growing together. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Hey there, DBA Community! Welcome back to another insightful episode of DBA Chronicles, your go-to podcast for all things DBA and the perfect compass to help you navigate the Doctor of Business Administration journey. Hosted by Experienced DBAs, here to offer you a firsthand look into the world of DBA. Today, we have the pleasure of hosting one of our favorite professors, Dr. David Woehr. A distinguished academic and Belk Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, Dr. Woehr has been a valuable member of the Belk College of Business since 2011, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Dr. Woehr holds a Ph.D. from the prestigious Georgia Institute of Technology, where he also earned his M.S. He started his academic journey with a B.A. from Trinity University. Dr. Woehr plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. With a focus on performance measurement, managerial assessment, and applied psychometrics, Dr. Woehr's research delves into critical aspects of organizational science. His commitment to excellence extends to the classroom, where he shares his insights with students in the M.B.A. and Ph.D. in Organizational Science programs. In today’s episode, Dr. David Woehr shares insights from his transition from an undergraduate psychology major to pursuing a Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology at Georgia Tech and its application in the workplace, his experiences and decision-making process in choosing the academic route, ethical challenges in business research - especially regarding conflicts of interest, the importance of privacy and confidentiality in research - especially when dealing with sensitive business data, the unique aspects of DBA programs compared to traditional PhD programs, and a broad range of topics related to academia, research, and ethical considerations, providing valuable insights for DBA scholars and researchers. Get ready for a captivating and invigorating conversation as we dive into Dr. Woehr's journey, experiences, and valuable insights in the world of business administration. We hope you find today's discussion with Dr. Woehr as insightful and thought-provoking as we did. Thank you for tuning in to this episode of DBA Chronicles! If today's episode resonated with you, make sure to subscribe and become a part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Don't miss out on the valuable insights, knowledge, and connections that await you in future episodes. Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning, and growing together. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

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