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POSITION: Associate Professor of Business; Program Director - Business & Leadership
DEPARTMENTS:
School of Social Sciences and Professions
Business & Leadership
LOCATION: Main Campus, Harrisonburg | CC 206C
PHONE: (540) 432-4152
EMAIL: james.leaman@emu.edu
James M. Leaman, Ph.D., chairs the Business and Leadership Program, where he teaches undergraduate courses in management, finance and economics, and graduate courses in organizational and leadership studies. Industry experience includes both private business and nonprofit administration, including 12 years of service with an international non-governmental organization (INGO) in Kenya. Academic preparation includes a Ph.D. in Public and International Affairs, a master’s degree in Public Administration, and a bachelor’s degree in business administration and computer science. The perspective Jim adds to his field is analyzing and teaching about the role and impact of business and organizations within ecological limits and dynamic social systems, resulting in an integrated lens of sustainability, stewardship and justice.
BS, Eastern Mennonite University (Business Administration & Computer Science with Minor in Mathematics)
MA, James Madison University (Public Administration)
PHD, University of Pittsburgh (Public and International Affairs)
Leaman, James M and C Hendricks (2023), "Geothermal Heat Pumps: Reputation vs. Reality", The Green Building Advisor, August 2023.
Leaman, James M and C Hendricks (2023), "Integrating an ERV or HRV into a Forced Air System: this economical approach to healthy indoor air quality has its challenges", The Green Building Advisor, May 2023.
Leaman, James M and C Hendricks (2022), "Misleading R-Value and the Need to Reframe Insulation Scales", The Journal of Light Construction (JLCONLINE), May 2022.
Leaman, James M. (2012), “Toward Restorative Leadership”, Papers and Proceedings of the inaugural Annual Conference on Sustainability in Business, Issued December, 2012.
Leaman, James M. (2012), “Student Discovery and Active Learning in Economics: Autonomy, Position Papers and Student Debate Yield Engaged, Transformative Learning”, Papers and Proceedings of the Twenty Third Annual Teaching Economics Conference, May issue 2012.
Leaman, James M. (2011), “Why are Gas Prices so Low?”, The Mennonite, May Issue 2011, 05/01/11.
Leaman, James M. (2010), “Management: Current Practices and New Directions”, Book Review in Christian Business Academy Review (CBAR), Spring Issue 2010, vol. V, no. 1.