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Prof Amy Kenworthy

Professor

Level 4, Building 2, Bond Business School, Bond University

Professional biography

Amy L. Kenworthy (Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) is a Professor of Management at Bond University and Chair of the Research in Management Learning and Education (RMLE) Unconference Executive Team (www.rmle.org). She is a nationally and internationally recognised service-learning practitioner and author and has served as guest editor for special issues on service-learning in the Academy of Management Learning & Education, the International Journal of Case Method Research & Application, the Journal of Management Education and the International Journal of Organizational Analysis. She has published numerous articles in leading academic journals including the Journal of Applied Psychology, the Journal of Business Ethics and the Journal of Management Inquiry and has won numerous national and international reviewing and teaching awards.

Teaching expertise

Dr. Kenworthy has two primary teaching areas: Organisational Behaviour and Persuasion & Negotiation. She has experience teaching at the undergraduate, MBA and EMBA levels and is an internationally recognised expert in service-learning theory and practice.

Teaching awards

  • 2011 Award for Teaching Excellence, Australian Learning and Teaching Council
  • 2010 Carrick Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
  • 2010 Vice-Chancellor's Quality Award for Teaching
  • 2010 Vice-Chancellor's Quality Award for Service
  • 2010 Dean's Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2008 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2007 Carrick Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
  • 2007 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2006 Vice-Chancellor’s Quality Award for Outstanding Teaching
  • 2006 Vice-Chancellor’s Quality Award for Outstanding Service - Faculty
  • 2006 Teacher of the Year award, Faculty of Business, Technology and Sustainable Development
  • 2006 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2006 New Educator Award, Organizational Behavior Teaching Society. First international award recipient.
  • 2006 Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
  • 2006 Student Council Award for Teaching Excellence
  • 2006 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2005 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2004 Bond University Business Students’ Association Outstanding Teacher Award
  • 2002 Dean’s Excellence in Research Award
  • 2001 Academy of Management Service-Learning Fellow

Professional admissions

  • Academy of Management
  • Management and Organizational Behavior Teaching Society

Qualifications

  • Master of Business Administration Bentley College
  • Bachelor of Science Bentley College
  • Doctor of Philosophy The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill