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Glen Croy is an Associate Professor and Deputy Head in the Department of Management at Monash Business School, Monash University. He holds a PhD in Tourism and qualifications in management and higher education. His research focuses on sustainable tourism, community-centered approaches, transformative learning, and circular economy adoption in business. Croy has been recognized with awards such as the CAUTHE Fellows’ Award (2012) and multiple Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Awards. He currently serves as an editorial board member for journals like Tourist Studies and Tourism Recreation Research, and co-leads the CAUTHE College of Peers. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing marginalized communities and environmental stewardship.
Education:
- BCom and DipGrad (Management), University of Otago
- DipTour and PhD (Tourism), University of Otago
- GCHE (Higher Education), Monash University
Research Interests: Croy’s expertise spans three key areas:
- Tourism’s societal impacts, media influence, and community engagement
- Active/collaborative learning pedagogies in higher education
- Sustainable business models, particularly circular economy practices
Awards:
- Management Education Practice Award (2019)
- CAUTHE Fellows’ Award (2012)
- Multiple Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Awards (2005, 2011)
Grants/Projects: He led projects such as "Outcomes and uptake of explicit research skill development across degree programs" (2011–2013) and co-investigated studies on sustainable tourism partnerships and protected areas.
Community Engagement: Previously served as Chairperson of Frankston Tourism (2004–2014) and holds external roles at TEQSA and Oxford Brookes University.
