Kate Heinze

prof at umich, organizational theory and sport

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

It was a pleasure to have @MattDubin of The Venn Collective visit @UMKines today. Sport Management students learned about finding and maintaining flow for peak performance in organizations.

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@SoderstromSara I’m grateful for you too, Sara! And so rewarding to see this work come to fruition

[André Spicer @andre_spicer]

The slowest peer review process in any scholarly field is organisational behaviour and human resource management. The average peer review process takes over 322 days. The process takes 94 days in structural biology. https://t.co/c7FiZhQK46

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@IainLindsey Thanks, Iain! I appreciate your positive feedback and will share with Landy

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@mades_78 Congratulations, Michaela!

[Michigan Kinesiology @UMKines]

Tenure-Track Faculty Position (Open Rank): Decision-Making in Sport/Physical Activity. Position description: https://t.co/UZIYSV9qnD. #FacultyOpening #PhysicalActivity #GoBlue

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

Congratulations to the recipient, Landy Di Lu @UMKines alum!

[EASM @EASMBoard]

Who will be the recipient of the 2021 #ESMQ New Researcher Award?
Join us between 13:30pm - 14:35pm CEST on 16th September for the NRA final to find out.

This years finalists are Wei Gao (@lborouniversity), @Dr_YiranSu, and Landy Di Lu (@UMNKinesiology)

https://t.co/WKmfuNlVnT

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@Traci_Carson_ @UMich @umichsph Congratulations, Traci!

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@BettinaCornwell I’m sorry for your loss Bettina

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@BMMillsy @NatalieLSmith My work is fairly tangential - focused more on role of parents and communities - but Jen may have more relevant papers...

[Brayden King @braydenk]

strong organizational cultures aren’t always good for people. they can also be toxic. Case in point, the Washington football team and its culture of sexual harassment https://t.co/6JOruCywNR

[Brayden King @braydenk]

why didn’t NBA players use the term “strike” to describe yesterday’s actions? I think it’s because “strike” has strong labor connotations that the players want to avoid on the eve of renegotiating their collective bargaining agreement

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@SoderstromSara Great memories over many years - as a kid, getting hot chocolate with my parents after trips to Borders, studying there as undergrad...

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

A cartoon by Carol Lay. https://t.co/JXwd8lrDoB

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@ChadLivengood @crainsdetroit Just bought the year subscription, motivated by your excellent reporting, Chad

[Kate Heinze @KateHeinze]

@UmMarcz Congratulations!

[University of Michigan School of Public Health @umichsph]

To help further work on firearm violence prevention, @umichsph researchers @UmMarcz, @JustinHeinzePhD and Angela Beck have been awarded $6M to fund a multidisciplinary national research and training center on school safety in partnership with @sandyhook.

https://t.co/BIHpBNJh6e

[Allison Pugh @allison_pugh]

And a call for sociology, at a place with no sociology dept

"The messiness of social action & human decisions is the subject of fields of study researched & taught here at the Institute, but devalued in the technological culture of disruptive entrepreneurship & big science"

[Stephen Colbert @StephenAtHome]

Welcome back to school, kids! I hope you all study hard, make new friends, discover the solution to climate change, and have fun!

[University of Michigan @UMich]

U-M Game of Thrones spoilers with no context #GOT