Post-Doctoral Fellowship on Responsible Leadership Development
The Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership Development at UBC’s Sauder School of Business is seeking to fill a post-doctoral fellowship on the topic of responsible leadership development by newly graduated PhDs in organizational behavior, psychology, sociology, or other closely-related fields.
Benefactors
The Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership is made possible through the generosity of our benefactors,
The Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership Development
There’s a growing expectation that today’s leaders demonstrate responsible leadership, yet how leaders actually do this is not well defined or understood. At its core, responsible leadership development is about personal development. You cannot lead others until you lead yourself. We’re here to educate and train our students on how to contribute to this important conversation so we can collectively address the most challenging issues of our time.
Meet the Academic Director
Daniel Skarlicki is the Edgar Kaiser Chair of Organizational Behaviour at UBC Sauder. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology. He conducts research in the areas of leadership, organization justice, and mindfulness in the workplace and his papers have appeared in many of the top journals in these fields. He has won numerous teaching and international research awards, and is a recipient of the 2020 UBC Killam Research Prize. He teaches the MBA Leadership Development at UBC Sauder. He also teaches for numerous local, national, and international organizations on the topic of leadership development.
Daniel’s work has served as a fundamental component of the ground-breaking Physician Leadership Program. He is the Academic program lead for the Meeting the Leadership Challenge. He serves on the advisory boards of the Dhillon Centre for Business Ethics and the Sauder Physician Leadership Program.
Daniel Skarlicki is the Edgar Kaiser Chair of Organizational Behaviour at UBC Sauder. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology. He conducts research in the areas of leadership, organization justice, and mindfulness in the workplace and his papers have appeared in many of the top journals in these fields. He has won numerous teaching and international research awards, and is a recipient of the 2020 UBC Killam Research Prize. He teaches the MBA Leadership Development at UBC Sauder. He also teaches for numerous local, national, and international organizations on the topic of leadership development.
Daniel’s work has served as a fundamental component of the ground-breaking Physician Leadership Program. He is the Academic program lead for the Meeting the Leadership Challenge. He serves on the advisory boards of the Dhillon Centre for Business Ethics and the Sauder Physician Leadership Program.
Meet our thought leaders
Responsible leadership is a growing area of inquiry amongst some of our faculty members. These researchers are examining responsible leadership in action from multiple business disciplines. The work they do will serve to advance understandings and underscore the Centre’s purpose and vision.
Responsible leadership is a growing area of inquiry amongst some of our faculty members. These researchers are examining responsible leadership in action from multiple business disciplines. The work they do will serve to advance understandings and underscore the Centre’s purpose and vision.
Grant opportunities
The Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership Development is pleased to announce a call for applications for research on responsible leadership development. Applications will be received on an annual basis.
The Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership Development is pleased to announce a call for applications for research on responsible leadership development. Applications will be received on an annual basis.
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Contact the Montalbano Centre for Responsible Leadership Development
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Get in touch
+1 604.822.8399
jessie.lam@sauder.ubc.ca