Daehyeon (Dae) Kim
Organizational Behavior PhD Student On the Market
Education:
2023, (expected) PhD Organizational Behavior, Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis
2017, MS in Sociology, Brigham Young University
2015, BS in Economics and Minor in Japanese, Brigham Young University
Research Interests:
My dissertation research seeks to understand how individuals engage in a process that I call group relational accounting, which is a mental accounting system that governs the process of social exchange. I explore how this process influences important behaviors at the individual and group levels, such as negotiation, vicarious retribution, hate crime, union certification, and collective action (e.g., strike, protest, and social movement). In another stream of research, I investigate antecedents of meaningful work (calling).
Awards/Honors:
- Moog Scholar Award, Research Excellence, 2021
- Negotiation & Team resources (NTR) Research Grant, 2020
- Fetzer Scholarship, 2019
- Finalist, Best Submission with Practical Implications for Organizations. The 79th Annual Conference of the Academy of Management Conference, Boston. M.A. MOC division, 2019
- Finalist, Most Promising Dissertation Proposal Award. The 79th Annual Conference of the Academy of Management, Boston, MA. MSR interest group, 2019
- Doctoral Fellowship, Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis, 2017
- Valedictorian, Brigham Young University, 2015
Personal Interests:
running, spending time in nature, meditation, writing fiction/non-fiction, and drawing
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