#16 Breaking Down Business: The Effects of Criminal History on Acquiring Meaningful Work

Kent State College of Business
17/03/2022 23 min
#16 Breaking Down Business: The Effects of Criminal History on Acquiring Meaningful Work

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In this episode, we talk with Catrina Palmer Johnson, Ph.D., a faculty member in the Kent State Department of Management and Information Systems. Palmer Johnson discusses the career path that led to her obtaining a Ph.D. as well as her research in the areas of the role of gender and racial disparity on mentorship relationships and the effects of criminal history on individuals’ ability to acquire meaningful work. She also discusses her involvement in the PhD project.

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