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Caroline D'Abate is a Professor of Management at Skidmore College, specializing in organizational behavior, team dynamics, and career attitudes. She joined the faculty full-time in 2003 after earning her Ph.D. from SUNY and has since contributed significantly to pedagogical innovation and research in management education. Her work bridges theory and practice, incorporating sociological and psychological lenses to analyze workplace behavior and popular culture's influence on work perceptions.
Education: Ph.D. in Organizational Studies (SUNY), B.S. in Business (Skidmore College). She teaches courses including Organizational Behavior (MB 224), Human Resource Management (MB 358), and Media and the Meaning of Work (MB 351D). Her research emphasizes employee development, team effectiveness, and the social psychology of work, with publications in top journals like Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology and Human Resource Development Quarterly.
Research activities include exploring generational work ethic differences, teammate evaluation practices, and the role of storytelling in mentorship. She has presented at conferences such as the Popular Culture Association and Academy of Management, and her work has earned awards including the Richard A. Swanson Research Excellence Award.
Service contributions include editorial roles for Sage Open, leadership in Skidmore's Management & Business Department (including department chair roles), and curriculum development initiatives. Her scholarship and teaching reflect a commitment to integrating liberal arts principles with business education.
