B-Tech (Mahatma Gandhi University), MBA (Missouri State University)
PhD (University of Guelph)
Research Interests
My research focuses on fields of Organizational Behaviour and Leadership, specifically topics of work-life balance, social networks, and racialized employees. My current research focuses on understanding the work-life experiences of professionally employed racialized women, with a present focus on South Asian women.
I have over a decade of academic and industrial work experience. A steadfast advocate of lifelong learning, my primary career goal is to be an effective educator – to teach future professionals to ask questions, find solutions and be kind and compassionate individuals that not only thrive in the workforce but make it a better place to be! I am interested in examining the effect of instructor kindness and care in relation to overall course learning and satisfaction.
Teaching Interests
I am cross appointed to the Psychology Department and the Arts and Business Program (ARBUS). I currently teach Practical Business Skills (ARBUS 300) and Strategy & Program Integration (ARBUS 400) for the Arts and Business program, and Applied Topics in Psychology (PSYCH 470) for the Psychology Department. My overall teaching experience covers a variety of Organizational Behaviour and Business courses including Human Resource Management, Foundations of Leadership, International Business, Business Communications, Business Report Writing and Personal Computer Systems in Business
Selected Publications
Moore, E. & Philip, A. (2022). Black Lives Matter: True commitment or tokenism? In King, E. B., Roberson, Q. M., & Hebl, M. R. (Eds.), Research on Social Issues in Management (V.3): The Future of Scholarship on Diversity & Inclusion in Organizations (pp.137 - 177). Information Age Publishing.