Isabella Krysa

Isabella Krysa is an Associate Professor of Management at the Department of Management and Entrepreneurship, Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) Vancouver campus. She joined FDU in 2016. Her research focuses on organizational history, workplace diversity, and work-life balance for new parents, particularly analyzing systemic barriers faced by minority populations. Her work emphasizes creating inclusive organizations and exploring the intersection of diversity, policy, and cultural identity.

Prof. Krysa holds a BA, MA, and PhD from Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Canada. She has taught in Canada, Vietnam, and China, advocating for global citizenship education. Her teaching philosophy prioritizes cross-cultural understanding and connecting students worldwide.

Her research spans topics like maternal labor under neoliberalism, immigrant racialization in Canada, and corporate sustainability. Notable contributions include critical discourse analyses of immigration policies and autoethnographies on academic motherhood. Her work bridges organizational studies with postcolonial and feminist theories.

No specific scientific awards are listed, though her extensive publications reflect scholarly recognition. She has advised no formally listed students, but her teaching spans international contexts. Grants or labs are not explicitly mentioned in available texts.