Sonji Lee, Ph.D

Sonji Lee, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Curriculum Coordinator Organizational Leadership

Department or Division: Division of Business and Technology
Office Location: Harris Hall Room 200A
Email: sonji.lee@keystone.edu
Phone Number: (570) 945-8434

What makes Keystone special to me?

"Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Ralph Waldo Emerson"

Education:

Capella University, St. Paul, MN

• Doctor of Philosophy in Business
• Emphasis in Organizational Management and Leadership

Marywood University, Scranton, PA

• Masters of Public Administration
• Certificate in Gerontology

College Misericordia, Dallas, PA

• B.A. in Sociology
• Certificate in Gerontology

Courses Teaching:

• Organizational Behavior
• Business Ethics - Traditional
• Business Ethics - Online
• Foundations of Leadership
• Profiles in Leadership
• Business Policy Capstone
• Dynamics of Leadership Application
• Business Bridging Experience
• Introduction to Business
• Principles of Management
• Business I.D.S.
• Supervision and Leadership

Research Experience:

The Ninth Annual International Business Conference, Rapid City, South Dakota, Oct 2-5,

2002 - "The Effects of Performance Feedback Upon Small Businesses"

2002 Academy of Human Resource Development Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb

27, 2002 - "Cross-Culture Business Ethics"

Doctoral Dissertation: "An Historical Case Study Of The Survival Of A Fourth

Generation Family Business"

Moses Taylor Hospital - Marywood University Geriatric Research Project

Master's Thesis: "Physical Exercise And The Obstacles To Participation Among Isolated

Elderly Adults"

Publications:

"Keystone Students Help West Virginia" - The Keystonian, 2002-2003

"The Effects of Performance Feedback Upon Small Businesses" - The Ninth Annual

International Business Conference, Rapid City, South Dakota, Oct 2-5, 2002

"Cross-Culture Business Ethics" - 2002 Academy of Human Resource Development

Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb 27, 2002

"An Historical Case Study Of The Survival Of A Fourth Generation Family Business" -

Doctoral Dissertation

"Collegiate Students Enhance Entrepreneurship" Creating Pennsylvania's Future

A Higher Education Economic and Community Development Summit, Penn State University, July 2005