Dr. Steven (Kwong) Tam, PhD
Instructor
Contact Information:
Office: 318 McCartney Hall
Office Phone: (785) 628-4695
E-Mail: sktam@fhsu.edu
Degrees:
PhD (Management), The Surrey Business School, University of Surrey, UK
Executive Education (Advanced Management), Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley, CA
MBA (Business Administration), University of Central Missouri, MO
BSBA (Computer Information Systems), University of Central Missouri, MO
Courses Taught:
International Business
Strategic Management
Management Principles
Research Interests:
Workplace Learning
Organizational Behavior
SME Development
International Business
Strategic Management
Creativity
Other Professional Activities:
Academy of Management (AOM)
British Academy of Management (BAOM)
Asia Academy of Management (AAOM)
International Association of Chinese Management Research (IACMR)
American Society of Training and Development (ASTD)
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)
Dr Tam did not have
the luxury of pursuing a PhD degree right after his MBA and BSBA from Central
Missouri. Instead, he worked in the industry for considerable years, leading various
business functions before entering the academic world again where he has also
lectured for more than a decade. He brings his rich international experience in
IT consulting, business training and development, and higher education with all
world top organizations to the classroom at Fort Hays. Prior to joining FHSU,
Dr Tam served on the faculty in the College of Business at City University of
Hong Kong. He received his PhD in Management from the Surrey Business School. As
some additional information, City University of Hong Kong is currently ranked
top 100 universities worldwide. University of Surrey is ranked 12th overall
while the Surrey Business School is ranked top 15 for the management programs
in the UK.
Dr Tam is
passionate in teaching and active in research. He is a member of several
research associations. He publishes articles in peer-reviewed journals and
presents papers in international conferences on a regular basis. In his training/teaching
adventure, Dr Tam feels fortunate to be given compliments as “a Magician on the
Stage” in workshops as well as “a Teacher with Human Touch” in classes. He was
once nominated by more than 80 students simultaneously for the “Teaching
Excellence Award” – one of the largest supporting groups ever noted in the
event.