Marie-Line Germain’s Ph.D. is in Leadership with a specialization in Human Resource
Development. Her research interests include leadership, organizational psychology, and
human resource development, with a specific focus on the concept of human expertise. She
has authored several manuscripts presented at national and international conferences and
has published book chapters and research articles in peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Germain
is a current review board member for Career Development International and has been a
reviewer for The Journal of International Business Studies. She is a member of several
professional organizations, including the American Psychological Association, the Academy
of Management, the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, the Academy of
Human Resource Development and the Southern Management Association, and has been the
recipient of several national grants and research awards (including the Dissertation of
the Year award from AHRD) and several reviewer awards. She is an assistant professor of
Human Resources and Leadership at Western Carolina University (a University of North
Carolina campus). 

Articles

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Formal Mentoring Relationships and Attachment Theory: Implications for Human Resource Development, Human Resource Development Review (2011)

An attachment theory perspective of mentoring is presented to explain the degree of functionality of...

 

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Developing trust in virtual teams., Performance Improvement Quarterly (2011)
 

Contributions to Books

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Mentoring and Identity Development: The Role of Self-Determination (with Terri A. Scandura), Supporting Women's Career Advancement: Challenges and Opportunities (2005)
 

Issues of Competencies and Ethics in Research. In Crossing Frontiers in Research Methods, Crossing Frontiers between Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods (2004)
 

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Presentations

Teaching Human Resources Concepts through Contemporary Art (with Gabriel Fennmore), Academy of Human Resource Development (2010)
 

Enhancing management education courses with the use of video sharing (with Lynn Kendrick), Southern Management Association (2009)
 

University students’ academic dishonesty: A new management challenge for a new world (with Lynn Kendrick), Eastern Academy of Management - International (2009)
 

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