Pennsylvania State University Mont Alto - Business
Justin Holoviak
T. Verney
A. Winter
and Stephen J. Holoviak
“Assessing Academic Performance Through Study Abroad: Benefits of the Experience”
Research in Higher Education Journal
Vol.11
June 2011.\nStephen Holoviak
Thomas Verney
Jerry Weigle
and Justin Holoviak
“Linking Mission
Strategy and Student Outcomes Assessment: A Cost Effective Model.” Journal of Case Studies in Accreditation and Assessment. Vol. 1
Spring 2009 \nThomas Verney
Stephen Holoviak and Anthony Winter
“Enhancing the Reliability of Internship Evaluation
” Journal of Applied Business and Economics
Vol. 9 (1)
pp. 22-33.\nMichael Marsh
Stephen Holoviak and Ronald Taylor
“Enhancing Classroom Performance: A Technology Design to Support the Integration of Collaborative Learning and Participative Teams
” College Teaching Methods & Styles Journal. June 2008
Vol. 4 No. 6
pp. 31-40\n\nThomas Verney
Stephen Holoviak and Anthony Winter
“Transfer Students: A Student Outcome/Institutional Outcome Assessment Model
” Journal of Applied Business and Economics
2007 Vol. 7 (4)
pp.74-87.\n\nDaniel Lee and Stephen Holoviak
“Unemployment and Crime: An Empirical Investigation
” Applied Economics Letters
Nov. 2006
Vol. 13
Issue 12
pp 805-810.\n\nGary Armstrong and Stephen Holoviak
“Enhance and Expand Your Classroom Presentation Horizons
” Journal of Business Disciplines
spring 2003
Vol. IV
No. 1
pp 75-78.\n\nMichael Marsh and Stephen Holoviak
“An Experience with a Faculty-Driven Approach to Business Curriculum Revision and Faculty Reorganization
” Journal of Business and Economic Research
July 2003
Vol. 1
No. 7
pp. 97-104.\n\nGary Armstrong & Stephen Holoviak
“Teaching Topics Using Computing Technologies
” Journal of Business Disciplines
Vol. 1
p. 111.\nBryan Booth and Stephen Holoviak
“ Empowering students to create the study Abroad Experience
” International Business and Economics Research Journal
June 2002
Vol. 1
No. 6
pp. 51-61.
Bryan Booth
Gary Armstrong
Daniel Lee
Ronald Taylor
Michael Marsh
Thomas Verney
Jerry Weigle
Anthony S. Winter
Justin Holoviak
Refereed Journal Articles
Stephen J. Holoviak
Jerry Weigle
and Thomas Bright
\"Employment-At-Will: A Legal Area That Merits Attention for the Small Business Person
\" American Journal of Small Business
Summer 1984
Vol. 9
No. 1
p. 58.\nStephen J. Holoviak
\"Career Paths: A Link to Productivity
\" Performance and Instruction Journal
October 1984
Vol. 23
No. 7
p. 7.\nStephen J. Holoviak
\"Career Paths: A Link to Productivity
\" Performance and Instruction Journal
October 1984
Vol. 23
No. 7
p. 7.\nStephen J. Holoviak and Michael A. McGinnis
\"Collective Bargaining in a Strategic Framework
\" Akron Business and Economic Review
Vol. 15
No. 1
p. 6.\nStephen J. Holoviak and Robert Ackelsberg
\"Small Business Management Assistance: A University Experience in a Rural Environment
\" American Journal of Small Business
Fall 1983
Vol. 3
No. 2
p. 3.\nStephen J. Holoviak and David A. DeCenzo
\"Contract Negotiation Hints for the Small Businessman
\" American Journal of Small Business
Vol. 7
No. 2
pp. 24-30.\nStephen J. Holoviak and David A. DeCenzo
\"Effective Employee Relations: An Aid on Small Business Struggle for Survival
\" American Journal of Small Business
Vol. 6
No. 3
pp. 49-55.\nStephen J. Holoviak
\"Impact of Training on Company Productivity Levels
\" Performance and Instruction Journal
Vol. 21
No. 5
pp. 6-8.
Refereed Journal Articles
Thomas Verney
Robert Ackelsberg
and Stephen J. Holoviak
\"Participation and Worker Satisfaction: Can Participation Meet the Challenges in Health Care
\" The Journal for Quality and Participation
June 1989
p. 74.\nStephen J. Holoviak
and Sharon K. Holoviak
\"Negative Attitudes and Quality Circles
\" Quality Digest
April 1989
Vol. 9
No. 4
pp. 79-83.\nThomas Verney
Stephen J. Holoviak
and Paula Kirby
\"Group Development in Quality Circles
\" Performance and Instruction Journal
August 1986
Vol. 25
No. 6
pp. 27-31.\nStephen J. Holoviak
David A. DeCenzo
and Sharon Brookens Holoviak
\"Assessing the Need for Counseling Education Among Industry Personnel Representatives
\" Performance & Instruction
April 1985
Vol. 24
No. 3
p. 1.\nMyron Gable and Stephen J. Holoviak
\"Determining the Cost of Supplemental Benefits
\" Compensation and Benefits Review
September/October 1985
pp. 22-23.\n
Myron Gable
David A. DeCenzo
Paula Kirby
Sharon K. Holoviak
Robert Ackelsberg
Thomas Verney
Refereed Journal Articles
Stephen J. Holoviak
Clifford West
and Robert Figler
\"Sexual Harassment Among Nursing Professionals: Evidence and Prescriptions for Administrators.\" Journal of Health and Human Services Administration
Fall 1995
Vol. 18
No. 2
pp. 163-177.\nStephen J. Holoviak
\"Why TQM Fails to Change Behaviors or Attitudes
\" The Journal for Quality and Participation
July/August 1995
vol. 18
no.4
pp. 86-90.\nStephen J. Holoviak
Thomas Ulrich
George Cole. \"Training Entrepreneurs
\" Performance and Instruction Journal
Nov./Dec. 1990
Vol. 29
No. 10
pp. 27-31.\nThomas Ulrich
George Cole
and Stephen Holoviak
\"Expanding Entrepreneurial Education: An Empirical Assessment
\" Journal of Business and Economic Perspective
Spring 1990
Vol. 16
No. 1
pp. 71-77.
George Cole
Thomas Ulrich
Robert Figler
Clifford West
Holoviak
Stephen
Holoviak
Penn State University
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg PA
My responsibilities as Dean included: Faculty management
selection
evaluation and optimum staffing levels. Strategic leadership with the overall goals of the University. Fund raising to support faculty development
student clubs and special activities. Daily management of the operations of the College of Business.
Dean
College of Business
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg PA
Taught Labor Relations
Employment Law
Management
Ethics
Compensation Management
and Small Business Management at the undergraduate level
and Labor Relations and Organizational Management at the graduate level (MBA Program).
Associate Professor Human Resource Management
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg
PA
Taught courses in Labor Relations
Compensation
Employment Law
Small Business Management Organizational Behavior
and various International Management courses. Also active as advisor to the student Labor Clubs
coordinated the Human Resource Management Major.
Professor Human Resource Management
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg PA
Directed operations of the Center
which included developing curricula for training and other programs
consulting activities
grant writing
information services
sponsoring research activities
and fund raising. Part of the responsibility also includes directing the activities of the Small Business Institute.
Director of the H. R. Frehn Center for Management
Shippensburg University
Taught courses in Management
Strategy
Leadership
Interpersonal Skills and Communication for Managers
and Negotiation. Active on assessment committee
internships and fundraising efforts.
Penn State University
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg PA
Interim Dean
College of Business
Master’s Degree
Labor Economics
WVU College of Business & Economics
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Industrial Relations/Economics
WVU College of Business & Economics
Master’s Degree
Management
Frostburg State University
Bachelor’s Degree
Finance
General
Henderson State University
Labor Negotiations
Administration
Community Outreach
Human Resource Management
Higher Education
Leadership
Project Management
University Teaching
Program Development
Management
Entrepreneurship
Humanitarian
Strategic Planning
Small Business Development
Staff Development
Global Contract Negotiation
Golden Rule Management: Give Respect
Get Results
Golden Rule Management: Give Respect
Get Results
David A. DeCenzo
Employee Benefits
Russell Hart
Reclaiming Your Calling: A Guide For Managers & Supervisors In the Health & Human Services Field
Contract Negotiations: A Skill Building Approach
Susan S. Sipkoff
Managing Human Productivity: People are Your Best Investments
Tom Ulrich
George Cole
A Model for Focus Group Research: Applications in Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Costing Labor Contracts and Judging Their Financial Impact
Russel Hart
An Experiential Approach to Reclaiming Your Calling For Managers and Supervisors in the Health & Human Services Field