Taryn L. Stanko

 

 

The Paul Merage School of Business

University of California, Irvine

Irvine, CA  92697-3125

 

tstanko@uci.edu

714-724-1729

 

Link to Curriculum Vitae

Education | Research | Awards, Fellowships and Grants | Teaching | Service | Business Experience

Education

University of California, Irvine, The Paul Merage School of Business

Program area:  Organization & Management

 

Committee: Christine M. Beckman (Chair), Cristina B. Gibson, Jone L. Pearce

Dissertation: From Scout Leader to Business Leader: How Participation in Multiple Roles Shapes

Behavior at Work.

 

Ph.D. in Management

Anticipated, 2008

 

 

 

 

New York University, Stern School of Business

Specialization in Management and Marketing

M.B.A.

2002

 

University of California, Los Angeles

Major:  Sociology, with a Specialization in Computing

Bachelor of Arts

1995

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Research Research Interests:  

Communication Technology, Virtual Team Work and Flexpatriate Assignments

Work/Non-Work Role Balance and Integration

Cultural Values and Transformational Leadership

     
  Publications:  
  Gibson, C. B. and Stanko, T. L. "Virtuality Here and Now: The Role of Cultural Elements in Virtual Teams.” (Forthcoming, 2007), in R.S. Bhagat and R.M. Steers (Eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Culture, Organization, and Work.  Cambridge:  Cambridge University Press.  
     
  Working Papers:  
  Gibson, C. B., Cohen, S. G., Gibbs, J. L., Stanko, T. L., and Tesluk, P. "Investigating the "I" in virtuality: How do individual experiences of geographic dispersion and electronic dependence affect psychological states and workplace enabling conditions?"  
     
  Stanko, T. L. and Beckman, C. M. "Bridging the Distance: How Does Individual Use of Communication Technology Shape Flexpatriate Success?." .  
     
  Beckman, C. M. and Stanko, T. L. "Email as an Escape to Reality in the Navy: Information Technology and the Nature of Total Institutions."  
     
  Pearce, J. L. and Stanko, T. L. "Construct Validity of the Leadership Practices Inventory: Implications for Research and Practitioners."  
     
  Stanko, T. L. "The Impact of Culture on Role Conflict: How Culture Affects Coping Response to Role Conflict." .  
     
  Stanko, T. L. "Finding a Balance: A Cross-Cultural Examination of the Antecedents and Consequences of Role Facilitation"  
     
  Beckman, C. M. and Stanko, T. L. “Collaborative Structure and the Diffusion of Knowledge:  Computer-Mediated Communication in Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers (I/UCRC).”  
       
  Conference Presentations:  
  Gibson, C. B. and Stanko, T. L. (2007) "Virtuality Here and Now: A Review and Synthesis of Virtuality Research."  Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia, PA.  
     
  Stanko, T. L. (2007) "From Scout Leader to Business Leader: How Participation in Multiple Roles Affects Behavior at Work" Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia, PA.  
     
  Stanko, T. L. (2007) "Finding a Balance: An Examination of the Antecedents and Consequences of Non-Work to Work Role Facilitation.” Industrial Organizational and Organizational Behavior Conference, Indianapolis, IN.  
     
  Beckman, C. B. and Stanko, T. L. (2006) “Email as an Escape to Reality in the Navy: Information Technology and the Nature of Total Institutions” Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA.  
     
  Stanko, T. L. (2006) "The Impact of Role Engagement and Computer-Mediated Communication Experience on Relational Communication in the Virtual Family." Annual Meeting of the Western Academy of Management, Long Beach, CA.  
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Awards, Fellowships and Grants American Dissertation Fellowship (American Association of University Women) 2007
  Best Reviewer Award (GDO Division, Academy of Management) 2006
 

COR Small Grant Recipient

Center for Organizational Research, University of California, Irvine

 

Proposal: "Finding a Balance: An Examination of the Antecedents and Consequences of Role Facilitation"

 

2006
 

OB Doctoral Consortium Participant

Academy of Management Annual Meeting

 

2006
 

OCIS Doctoral Consortium Participant

Academy of Management Annual Meeting

 

2005
 

TIM Doctoral Consortium Participant

Academy of Management Annual Meeting

 

2004
 

NSF Grant

Investigator (with Principal Investigator Christine Beckman)

Department of Defense, United States Navy through the Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations

 

Proposal: “The Impact of Internet and Computer Mediated Communication in Organizations: Changes in Communication Patterns and Employee Commitment.”

 

2003-2004
 

Regents Fellowship

University of California, Irvine

2002-2003

 

 

Stern Fellowship

Stern School of Business, New York University

2000-2001

 

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Teaching

Courses Taught:

 
  Management of Contemporary Organizations (Undergraduate Management Minor) Summer 2006
     
  Teaching Assistant for M.B.A. Courses:  
  Management of Complex Organizations Fall 2003-2006
  Negotiations Winter 2004
 

Executive Leadership

Spring 2003-2006

Summer 2004

 

  Organizational Behavior Winter 2006, 2007
     
 

Teaching Interests:

 
 

Organizational Behavior; Organizational Theory, Leadership, Negotiations

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Service

Ad hoc Reviewer, GDO, Academy of Management

2006-2007

 

Ad hoc Reviewer, OCIS, Academy of Management

2004-2007

 

Ad hoc Reviewer, Western Academy of Management

2005-2007
 

Chair, “Women's Career Choices: Moving Up, Over, and Out” GDO Paper Session, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA.

2006
 

Chair, “’Life-Friendly’ Organizations: Balance for Working Fathers, Working Mothers, and Working Singles” GDO Paper Session, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, GA.

2006
 

Ad hoc Reviewer, Academy of Management Journal

2005-2006

 

Team Leader, Middle School Religious Education at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Huntington Beach, CA)

2002-2006

 

Doctoral Student Vice President (The Paul Merage School of Business)

 2003-2004

 

Consultant, Urban Business Assistance Corporation (New York University)

2001

 

Vice President of Technology, Stern Women in Business (New York University)

2000-2001

 

Team Leader, TeamWorks Middle School Leadership Training (Los Angeles, CA)

1998-2000
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Business Experience

OgilvyOne Worldwide, New York, NY                                                                               

2001-2002

    VESC Program Coordinator, Consulting Group
       
 

Paramount Pictures, Hollywood, CA 

1998-2000

    Project Manager, Operations Development

 

       
 

Berland Technologies, Culver City, CA                                                                                                                              1995-1998

    Quality Manager  
    Project Manager & Programmer/Analyst  
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Updated and current April 17, 2007

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