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Dr. Laurie Rosner is Associate Professor and Assistant Dean for the School of Management & Technology and for Graduate & Doctoral Business Programs at Bay Path University. She leads a wide range of graduate business programs, including the MBA, DBA in Quality Systems & Improvement Management, and several specialized master’s programs in business, human resources, and management. She earned her doctorate in management from Pace University and is a double alumna of Bay Path University, holding both undergraduate and graduate degrees in business.
Her research focuses on narratives and their role in shaping cognitive, affective, and narrative engagement in strategic actions within organizational settings. She explores how storytelling influences problem-solving, leadership, and learning in work-related contexts. This theme is central to both her academic work and her professional practice.
Dr. Rosner has extensive experience in higher education, having served as an adjunct and associate professor since 2008 and as Chair of the Traditional Undergraduate Business Program for over eight years. She has developed curriculum across on-campus, online, and hybrid formats for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Her teaching emphasizes applied management, organizational change, marketing, leadership, and strategy.
She has received multiple awards for teaching excellence, including Bay Path University’s highest honor, the Estelle Leavitt Award (2019), and the Distinguished Adjunct Teaching Award (2013). She has also been recognized with numerous professional awards for marketing, branding, and innovation from her prior executive career.
- Estelle Leavitt Award for Teaching Excellence (2019)
- Distinguished Adjunct Teaching Award (2013)
- Numerous awards for marketing, branding, and innovation
Dr. Rosner is deeply committed to student success, career development, and experiential learning. She practices what she teaches through her company, A Story Making Company, LLC, which integrates narrative strategies into business and leadership initiatives. She has also contributed to community leadership as past President of the Springfield Rotary Club and the North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce.
She has no listed publications in the provided text, but her academic and professional work demonstrates a strong interdisciplinary focus on narrative in management and organizational development.
