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Chantal van Esch
Chantal van Esch
Associate Professor of Management, Cal Poly Pomona
Verified email at cpp.edu
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Couples therapy for intimate partner violence: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
G Karakurt, K Whiting, C Van Esch, SD Bolen, JR Calabrese
Journal of marital and family therapy 42 (4), 567-583, 2016
1672016
Inclusive leadership development: Drawing from pedagogies of women’s and general leadership development programs
K Sugiyama, KV Cavanagh, C van Esch, D Bilimoria, C Brown
Journal of Management Education 40 (3), 253-292, 2016
1412016
Bringing transgender issues into management education: A call to action
HM Schwartz, C Van Esch, D Bilimoria
Academy of Management Learning & Education 16 (2), 300-313, 2017
482017
How perceived riskiness influences the selection of women and men as senior leaders
C van Esch, MM Hopkins, DA O'Neil, D Bilimoria
Human Resource Management 57 (4), 915-930, 2018
462018
From the shadow of overconfidence into the light of humility: Reflections on experiential learning activities gone awry
SA Edelson, KD Lo, T Nelson, G Stark, MT Stratton, C van Esch
Journal of Management Education 43 (2), 200-211, 2019
212019
Appreciating large classes: using appreciative inquiry to foster a hospitable learning space for experiential learning
MP Trinh, C van Esch, HA Martinez, T Messer
Journal of Management Education 45 (5), 786-819, 2021
202021
The impact of COVID-19 pandemic concerns and gender on mentor seeking behavior and self-efficacy
C van Esch, W Luse, RL Bonner
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal 41 (1), 80-97, 2021
182021
Using organizational and management science theories to understand women and leadership
C van Esch, P Khatija, D Bilimoria, K Assylkhan
Handbook of research on gender and leadership, 111-129, 2024
132024
Why’d You Wanna Study That?” A Process Model of the Under-Legitimation of a Research Topic
S Jané, C Van Esch, D Bilimoria
Academy of Management Learning & Education 17 (4), 401-424, 2018
132018
Citizenship behavior and objective career outcomes: A review and agenda for future work
DM Bergeron, C van Esch, PS Thompson
The Oxford handbook of organizational citizenship behavior, 149-168, 2018
122018
The stability of organizational citizenship behavior over time: Women as good citizens
D Bergeron, T Schroeder, H Martinez, E Amdurer, C Van Esch
Academy of Management Proceedings 2012 (1), 14833, 2012
102012
Can Your Students Save the World? Utilizing Pandemic®, a Cooperative Board Game, to Teach Management
C van Esch, T Wiggen
Management Teaching Review 5 (3), 275-283, 2020
72020
The Good Place in Your Classroom: Recommendations for Teaching Management Ethics
C van Esch, E Tarr, J Frye III
Management Teaching Review 8 (2), 197-207, 2023
52023
Power to the People: The Impact of Student Personal Power on Performance in Teams
EK Tarr, C van Esch
Journal of Management Education 46 (1), 43-69, 2022
22022
Gender Disparity in COVID-19 Impacts on Academic Careers: An Agent-Based Model
MP Trinh, C Van Esch
Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 14778, 2022
22022
Humble mentoring: understanding humility's impact on mentoring relationships and career outcomes
C Van Esch
Case Western Reserve University, 2017
22017
Constructing leadership development: Pedagogies of women’s and general leadership development
K Sugiyama, KV Cavanagh, C van Esch, C Brown
Academy of Management Proceedings 2015 (1), 18107, 2015
22015
Innovations as Art: Using the Childhood Magic of Play-Doh to Craft Entrepreneurial Ideas
DV Brazeal, N Krueger, C Van Esch
Management Teaching Review, 23792981231185712, 2023
12023
Women's Careers in the 21st Century: New Perspectives and Insights
S Dash, C Desjardins, M Fortin, L Nelson, S Pattnaik, A Reichel, ...
Academy of Management Proceedings 2021 (1), 14728, 2021
2021
Consideration of Appreciative Inquiry as a Methodology for Experiential Learning in Large Classes
T Messer, C Van Esch, HA Martinez, MP Trinh
Academy of Management Proceedings 2020 (1), 21762, 2020
2020
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