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University of Michigan How to Apply Applicants must include with this application the following materials: 1) a cover letter addressing interest and qualifications for the position 2) a resume or curriculum vita 3) teaching history (list course and department) 4) any available teaching evaluations Course Description ORGSTUDY 405 Negotiations (Prof. Sara Soderstrom) The purpose of this course is to understand the theory and processes of negotiation as it is practiced in a variety of settings. Negotiation is the art and science of securing agreements between two or more interdependent parties. We negotiate every day. We enter into negotiations with potential employers, coworkers, roommates, landlords, parents, bosses, merchants, service providers, and many others. What price we want to pay, how much we want to be paid, who will clean the kitchen ... all of these are negotiations. Yet, while we negotiate often, many of us know very little about the strategy and psychology of...

University of Michigan How to Apply Applicants must include with this application the following materials: 1) a cover letter addressing interest and qualifications for the position 2) a resume or curriculum vita 3) teaching history (list course and department) 4) any available teaching evaluations 5) copy of the undergraduate and graduate transcript (unofficial is fine) Course Description ORGSTUDY 310. Formal Organizations and Environments (Profs. Steve Samford/Davon Norris) Survey of theory and research on formal organizations from sociological and economic perspectives. Emphasizes multiple levels of analysis in organizational theory from internal structure and practice to organization-environment relationships. Students apply theories to existing case studies and develop original case research over the course of the term. Anticipated Class Schedule: Wed/Fri 10:00-11:30 am (Samford) T/Th 10:00-11:30am (Norris) Estimated effort for the positions: 2 GSI position...

University of Michigan How to Apply Applicants must include with this application the following materials: 1) a cover letter addressing interest and qualifications for the position 2) a resume or curriculum vita 3) teaching history (list course and department) 4) any available teaching evaluations 5) copy of the undergraduate and graduate transcript (unofficial is fine) Course Description ORGSTUDY 295 Inequity in American Cities (Prof. Jeremy Levine) Drawing on readings mostly from sociology and political science, this course will discuss how cities create inequality in America. Substantive topics include segregation, policing, education, immigration, crime, redevelopment, and more. Each topic will address inequality?how structure, culture, or some combination produces social inequality?as well as policy, moving beyond interpretation of the world to focus on actions to change it. Assignments will include several traditional elements?including reading responses, short...