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Diana Wu | Interests | Scholarship | Service
Education:
- Ph.D. Organizational Psychology, Wright Institute of Berkeley, 1980
- M.B.A. New York University, NY, 1961
Professional Experience:
- American Management Association
First work experience, while still a student, was at the American Management Association in New York City. The AMA provided the opportunity to meet with many first-rate, dedicated authors. This experience also sowed the seeds for later development and interest in writing and public speaking, as well as teaching the knowledge and art of management. - Financial and leadership positions on Berkeley campus -
Relocated to California upon graduation from New York University. Worked in various financial and leadership positions on Berkeley campus. Cultivated a multicultural staff, diverse in gender and age. Implemented new financial systems; developed governance structure, written policy statements, institutional guidelines, personnel handbook, and grant proposals. Also served as a business consultant for profit and non-profit organizations.
Teaching Experience:
- Saint Mary's College
Joined the faculty at the School of Economics and Business Administration at Saint Mary's College of California in 1981. Chairperson of the Business Administration Department from 1986-1989. Received top student evaluations consistently. Developed new courses. Authored a supplemental textbook on diversity. Reviewed textbooks for publishers. Currently a tenured full professor.
Other Experience:
- Saint Mary's College
Served on Academic Senate; President's Task Force for Minority Presence on Campus; Advisory Board of the Extended Education Program; and the Faculty Development, Technology and Facilities Planning, Executive, Admissions, Academic Standards and Petitions, and Affirmative Action Compliance Committees.
Awards:
- Lasallian Award - Saint Mary's College (November 2002)
Recipient of the Lasallian Award, November, 2002 -- presented by the Bothers of Saint Mary's College to a faculty or staff who have manifested the Lasallian tradition of service to the disadvantaged and the mission of the Brothers in serving others with devotion and commitment. - Saint John Baptist De La Salle Award - Saint Mary's College (1998)
Recipient of the 1998 Saint John Baptist De La Salle Award - "This award constitutes the highest tribute conferred by the Alumni upon a Saint Mary's professor for a career of scholarship and distinguished service to students." - Leadership Award - Asian Pacific American Community (1997)
Fellowship:
- Sigma Beta Delta -
Fulbright:
- Fulbright Senior Specialist -
2002-2007
Grant:
- Numerous Faculty Development and Research Grants -
1982-2001
Presentations:
Professional papers or reports resulting from consultations
- Establishing Consulting Work and Training Programs for Business Faculty Members in Chinese Universities. Wu, Diana
Shanghai
(July 1988) - A Feasibility Study of Establishing the First American Financial Institution in Taiwan. Wu, Diana
San Francisco
(July 1987) - The Development of an Organizational Behavior Course Conducive to the Norms and Cultural Needs in Chinese Management Schools. Wu, Diana
Chinese Academy of Science
(July 1986)
Publications and Presentations
- Keynote speech: Asian Pacific Americans in the Workplace: Contributions to Global Interdependency and Unity. , (talk, speech or lecture, invited, poster)
Asian-Pacific American Heritage Celebration, Kodak Theater, Rochester N.Y.
(May 10, 2007) - The importance of Learning Liberal Arts Education for Business Students in a Changing Global environment. Wu, Diana
International Literacy and Research Network Conference on Learning, Institute of Education, University of London, UK
(July 2003) - Understanding Western Management Education. Wu, Diana
Fujian College,Cangshan, Fuzhou, Fujian, People's Republic of China
(March 2003) - From Foot-binding to Olympics:China's Journey Into the Changing Global Community. Wu, Diana
Women's Forum, First Presbyterian Church, Berkeley, CA
(November 2002) - The Impact of Technology on Asian Pacific Americans in the Workplace. Wu, Diana
January Forum, Saint Mary's College of California
(January 1999) - Asian Pacific Americans in the Workplace. Wu, Diana
Walnut Creek, CA: Alta Mira Press, A Division of Sage Publications
(1997) - # Managing Asian Pacific American Workforce. Wu, Diana
American Management Foundation and Association on Employment Practices and Principles Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana
(October 1995) - Changing Occupational Patterns Among Chinese Women in the United States. Wu, Diana
Comparative Perspectives Conference, University of Hong Kong
(December 1994) - Conducting Qualitative Research in China. Wu, Diana
Delta Pi Epsilon National Research Conference, Philadelphia
(November 1994) - Attendance Report of the Asian Pacific American Public Policy Institute on Economic Diversity. Wu, Diana
Washington, D.C.
(May 1994) - Global Entrepreneurs. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College
(September 1993) - Saint Mary's College and the Study of Asian Americans. Wu, Diana
Chinese Journal, KTSF Television Station
(June 1993) - A Preliminary Report of Asian Americans in the Workforce. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College Research Series
(May 1993) - A Short History and Overview of Organization Theory. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College
(1993) - Major Diversity Issues in the Asian Community. Wu, Diana
Academy of Management, Las Vegas
(August 1992) - Challenges Facing Women and Work in Chinese Organizations. Wu, Diana
University of Texas
(May 1990) - A Study of Minority Immigrant Women in Male-Dominated Occupations. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College Research Series
(March 1990) - Asian-Pacific Americans in Private and Independent Colleges and Universities. Wu, Diana
Asian Americans in Higher Education Conference, Sacramento
(February 1990) - Common Goals Shared by Liberal Arts and Professional Educators. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's Perspective
(September 1989) - New Opportunities Abroad: The Pacific Rim. Wu, Diana
World Trade Club, San Francisco
(April 1988) - China's Great Revolution: Changing Role of Women. Wu, Diana
World Affairs Council of Northern California
(1987) - When It Comes to Motivation: China and the U.S. Are Worlds Apart. Wu, Diana
Submitted to San Francisco Business Journal
(1987) - In Search of Relevance and Understanding in Education. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College
(1985) - Women's Lib--Russian Style. Wu, Diana
The Wright Institute of Berkeley
(1984) - The Checklist for Developing a Business Plan. Wu, Diana
Saint Mary's College
(1983) - What is Organizational Psychology. Wu, Diana
Hong Kong Radio & Television station
(July 1982) - A Study of Psycho-Social Development of Women and Organizations in Metropolitan China. Wu, Diana
The Wright Institute, Berkeley
(1980)
Publications:
- Wu, Diana Ting Liu. (1997). Asian Americans in the Workplace. Lanham, New York, Toronto, Oxford: Altamira; A Division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
- Wu, Diana. "Living Through China's Whirlwind Years." San Francisco Chronicle's "Chinese Women in Their Organizations" series September 1981
- Wu, Diana. "A Woman Warrior's Life in China." San Francisco Chronicle's "Chinese Women in Their Organizations" series September 1981
- Wu, Diana. "Is Romance Un-Chinese?." San Francisco Chronicle's "Chinese Women in Their Organizations" series September 1981
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