Clive Muir
Teaching Professor of Business Communications
Area of Expertise:
Business Education, Critical Thinking, Leadership Development, Diversity, Organizational Behavior, Organizational Change and Development, Team Development
Research Interests:
Managerial Communication, Business Narratives, Design Thinking & Innovation, Diversity & Inclusion
Selected Publications:
- "Teaching Teamwork and Design Thinking in Online Class Projects", Texas Business and Technical Educators Journal, 59-70, 2017
- "Talking Strategy: Does it Make Senior Managers Vulnerable?", Academy of Management Perspectives, Issue 2, 1-3, with J. Hao, Y. Zhu, 2015
- "Do Diversity and Inclusion Help Drive Employee Engagement?", Academy of Management Perspectives, Issue 2, with T. Hoyland, 2015
- "Two Approaches to Storytelling in Business Classes", Texas Business and Technical Educators Journal, 6-17, with M. Bayless, 2015
- "Business Communication Students' Preferences for Assignments on Job Search Skills", Southwestern Business Administration Journal, Issue 1, 46-58, with R. Bell, 2014
- "A Review of Business Communication under the Leadership Function", Business Studies Journal, Issue 1-2, 99-121, with R. Bell, 2014
- "Reading for Work: The Forgotton Communication Skill", Business Education Forum, 28-42, 2014
- "The Self-Introduction Exhibit", Business & Professional Communication Quarterly, 342-343, 2014
- "Getting to Right: How Do Managers Make Good Decisions about Customers?", Academy of Management Perspectives, Issue 4, 2013
- "Crafting Biographical Sketches in Business Classes", Texas Business and Technical Educators Journal, 73-84, 2013
Awards/Honors:
- Diversity and Inclusion Award, Association for Business Communication, 2019
- Award for Teaching with Technology, Association for Business Communication, 2017
- Best Paper Award, General Business Administration Conference, 2014
- Faculty Award for Enhancing Critical Thinking, Fort Valley State University, 2012
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Dr. Muir has taught college courses since 1989 when he began graduate studies. Prior to Olin, he taught in business and communication departments and directed various campus programs. He also consulted with businesses, nonprofits, and community groups in the United States and abroad. He has worked in the hospitality industry, which informs his research on communication, diversity, and innovation.
Email: muir@wustl.edu
PhD 1997, New Mexico State University
MA 1996, New Mexico State University
MS 1991, Pennsylvania State University
BS 1988, University of the West Indies at Mona
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