Sharon Conley
Affiliations: | University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States |
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Victorino C, Nylund-Gibson K, Conley S. (2018) Prosocial behavior in the professoriate International Journal of Educational Management. 32: 783-798 |
Conley S, You S. (2018) School organizational factors relating to teachers’ intentions to leave: A mediator model Current Psychology. 1-11 |
Conley S, You S. (2016) Key influences on special education teachers’ intentions to leave Educational Management Administration & Leadership. 45: 521-540 |
You S, Conley S. (2015) Workplace predictors of secondary school teachers’ intention to leave: An exploration of career stages Educational Management Administration and Leadership. 43: 561-581 |
Enomoto EK, Conley S. (2015) School Accreditation Process as Routinized Action: Retaining Stability While Promoting Reform Journal of School Leadership. 25: 133-156 |
Smith JL, Conley S, You S. (2015) Perceptions of Retirement Affect Career Commitment: The Mediating Role of Retirement System Satisfaction for Two Teacher Age Groups Educational Gerontology. 41: 267-281 |
Brazer SD, Kruse SD, Conley S. (2014) Organizational Theory and Leadership Navigation Journal of Research On Leadership Education. 9: 254-272 |
Conley S, You S. (2014) Role stress revisited: Job structuring antecedents, work outcomes, and moderating effects of locus of control Educational Management Administration and Leadership. 42: 184-206 |
Conley S, Smith JL, Collinson V, et al. (2014) A small step into the complexity of teacher evaluation as professional development Professional Development in Education |
Victorino CA, Nylund-Gibson K, Conley S. (2013) Campus racial climate: A litmus test for faculty satisfaction at four-year colleges and universities Journal of Higher Education. 84: 769-805 |