Doctor Nadine Campbell
Academic Program Advisor, Human Resource Management,
Human Resources & Management
Lecturer,
Human Resources & Management
Biography
My professional teaching experience began in 1994 when I tutored undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Public Administration Department of the California State University, Dominguez Hills. Since then, I have continually looked at ways to improve the subject material and processes used to administer and improve teaching and learning and academic literacy by participating in various symposiums and courses. I have continually and systematically increased the use of technology within my subjects to increase student engagement and facilitate blended learning outcomes.
However, I am still conscious of the changing needs of our large cohorts who have little enthusiasm for engaging in the learning process if they do not see a direct connection between the material taught and future career prospects as well as the individuality of the learners who obtain knowledge in a variety of ways. Therefore, I have taken a cognitive approach to education that embraces interactive learning and self-discovery, whereby learning is a process of acquiring content through thinking about experiences and theory, which lead to insight and problem-solving. That is, the learner is given an opportunity to gather data from a variety of resources both inside and outside the classroom, including online delivery (quizzes, discussion boards, simulations, etc.) to help develop insight and/or patterns of relationships among elements of the subject and course curriculum. This way, the student searches for meaning, which assists in critical analysis, problem-solving, and creativity through the reorganisation of data.
To that end, I have injected this teaching philosophy into the subject that I have taught and coordinated, which include: Business Academic Skills (UG); Academic Workshop Sia/ls (PG); Employee Training and Development (UG & PG); Business Ethics (UG); Human Resource Management (UG & PG); Managing Diversity (UG); Managing People at Work (UG); Micro and Macro Industrial Relations(UG); Negotiations (UG & PG); Organisational Behaviour (UG & PG); Psychology and Sociology of Work (UG); Recruitment and Selection (UG & PG); Statistics (UG & PG); and Strategic Human Resource Management (PG).
This information has been contributed by Doctor Campbell.
Qualifications
- PhD University of Sydney
- MA California State University
- MPA California State University
- BA University of California
Professional Memberships
- American Higher Education Alliance (AHEA) (2021)
- University of Sydney Alumni Association (2002)
- International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) (2019)
- • International Employment Relations Association (1999)
Awards
- Phi Kappa Phi 1995-06-24
- Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship 1996-01-26
- Graduate Equity Fellow 1995-06-26
- Delta Sigma Theta Scholar 1996-06-26
- California Pre-Doctoral Scholarship 1995-01-18
- Pi Alpha Alpha 1995-06-24
Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- Human Resources & Management
- Human Resources & Management
Contact
| Email: | N.Campbell@westernsydney.edu.au |
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| Phone: | (02) 9685 9829 |
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| Location: | 1.8.15 |
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Teaching
Previous Teaching Areas
- 13732 Recruitment and Selection, 2001
- 200150 Managing Diversity, 2004
- 200300 Managing People at Work, 2006
- 200336 Business Academic Skills, 2008
- 200585 Organisational Behaviour, 2017
- 200610 Employee Training and Development, 2000
- 200613 Negotiation, Bargaining and Advocacy, 2016
- 200616 Workplace Behaviour, 2004
- 51176 Employee Training and Development (PG), 2000
- 51179 Recruitment and Selection (PG), 2001
Publications
Books
- He, H., Zhu, Y., Yang, D., Campbell, N. and Hui, K. (2019), 'Developing Your Academic Major through English: A course for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students', : Guangdong Higher Education Press 9787536164468.
- Campbell, N. (2014), 'Business Academic Skills', : Pearson Australia 9781486020355.
- De Janasz, S., Crossman, J., Campbell, N. and Power, M. (2014), 'Interpersonal Skills in Organisations', : McGraw-Hill 9781743071540.
- Campbell, N. (2009), 'College of Business Essay Writing Guide and Report Writing Guide', : University of Western Sydney .
Chapters in Books
- Campbell, N. (2014), 'Plagiarism and referencing', Skills for Academic and Career Success, Pearson Australia 9781442563216.
- Campbell, N. (2014), 'Essays : academic writing', Skills for Academic and Career Success, Pearson Australia 9781442563216.
Journal Articles
- Alotaibi, H. and Campbell, N. (2023), 'Organizational culture towards Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 : evidence from National Water Company', Businesses, vol 2, no 4 , pp 562 - 577.
- Alam, M., Campbell, N., Das, S., Hashim, F., Hidayat ur Rehman, I. and Iqbal, J. (2023), 'Green training and development revolutionizing organizational performance : the moderating role of green employee involvement in the Bangladeshi pharmaceutical industry', International Business Research, vol 16, no 9 , pp 36 - 49.
- Algethami, A., Campbell, N. and Alotaibi, H. (2023), 'High-commitment HR system and turnover intention : mediating effect of affective commitment and workload among Saudi firms', International Journal of Employment Studies, vol 31, no 1 , pp 38 - 70.
- Hassan, M., Alam, M., Campbell, N., Bowyer, D. and Reaz, M. (2022), 'Human resource management in health care industries for Generation Y : challenges of the 21st century', Australasian Accounting, Business and Finance Journal, vol 16, no 1 , pp 21 - 40.
- Turi, J., Khastoori, S., Sorooshian, S. and Campbell, N. (2022), 'Diversity impact on organizational performance : moderating and mediating role of diversity beliefs and leadership expertise', PLoS One, vol 17, no 7 .
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2022), 'Book review : Organizing Matters: Two Logics of Trade Union Representation', Transfer, vol 27, no 4 , pp 547 - 551.
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2021), 'It's the government, stupid : how governments blame citizens for their own policies', Marx and Philosophy Review of Books, vol 3 February, 2021 .
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2021), 'Peter Burke, Asa Briggs, Espen Ytreberg, A Social History of the Media', European Journal of Communication, vol 36, no 2 , pp 206 - 208.
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2021), 'Review of Despotism on Demand: How Power Operates in the Flexible Workplace', Marx and Philosophy Review of Books, vol 7 June 2021 .
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2021), 'Book review : Exploring Trade Union Identities: Union Identity, Niche Identity and the Problem of Organising the Unorganised', Transfer, vol 27, no 1 , pp 134 - 137.
- Ahmad, S., Ali, N., Jantan, A., Bowyer, D., Campbell, N. and Reaz, M. (2020), 'Organizational effectiveness through transformational leadership and technology innovation : a systematic literature review and future research agenda', Journal of International Business and Management, vol 3, no 4 .
- Klikauer, T. and Campbell, N. (2020), 'Capital and ideology', Marx and Philosophy Review of Books, .
- Campbell, N. (2002), 'Enterprise Bargaining and Its Impact on Stakeholders in Tertiary Level Education', Employment Relations Record, vol 2, no 2 , pp 47 - 58.
Conference Papers
- Campbell, N. (2004), 'Globalization, negotiation tactics and convergence', 12th Annual Conmference of the International Employment Relations Association (IERA): Regionalism and Globalisation - The challenge for employment relations, Rydes Capricorn Resort, Yepoon, (Rockhampton) Queensland, Australia.
- Campbell, N. (2003), 'On-Line Learning - Getting to Know Your Course Material', Third Interantional Employment Relations Association, Monash University.
- Campbell, N. (2002), 'Consistance of Assessments', IERA Inaugural Teaching and Learning Conference, Castlereagh Inn, Sydney.
- Campbell, N. (2001), 'Enterprise Bargaining and its Impact on Stakeholders in Teritary Level Education', Employment Relations in the New Economy: Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of the, .
- Campbell, N. (2000), 'Decentralised negotiations in tertiary level institutions in the US and Australia', International Employment Relations Association. Conference, Singapore.
- Campbell, N. (1999), 'Impediments and approaches to minority and women business enterprise participation in Southern California's public sector', International Employment Relations Association. Conference, Canterbury, N.Z..
Research interests
- Emerging markets
- Green HRM
- Organisational Performance
- Artificial Intelligence & HRM
This information has been contributed by Doctor Campbell.
Previous Projects
| Title: | Stepped Care Evaluation |
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| Western Researchers: | David Lim, Arianne Reis, Ann Dadich and Nadine Campbell |
| Years: | 2022-09-01 - 2023-09-30 |
| ID: | P00028276 |
Supervision
Doctor Campbell is available to be a principal supervisor for doctoral projects
Current Supervision
| Thesis Title: | The impact of knowledge sharing on Entrepreneur's perfomance |
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| Thesis Title: | MRES International coursework |
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Previous Supervision
| Thesis Title: | The Impact of Downsizing on Organizational Culture: Multinational Banks |
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