Constance Campbell

Prof. Campbell joined Georgia Southern University in 1992 and retired in 2020.

— Biography from the 2020 Fall Commencement program —

Dr. Campbell received her B.A. degree from Oklahoma Baptist University (1981) and her M.S.Ed. degree from the University of Kentucky (1983). In 1992, she earned her Ph.D. from Florida State University. At the time of her retirement, she will have provided 28 years of distinguished service to Georgia Southern University. During her tenure, Dr. Campbell taught international management courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including study abroad programs in Mexico and Germany. She also hosted German students and faculty during their study abroad programs in Georgia. Additionally, Dr. Campbell was an early adopter of online teaching as a faculty member in the Georgia WebMBA program, a well-regarded entirely online degree program. Her research and scholarship focused on leadership—particularly on women leaders in STEM professions where few women arise to upper-level management positions. She completed several studies on leader derailment, attributions in the workplace, and managing high-productive, but uncivil, employees. Dr. Campbell chaired and served on numerous college and university committees, including committees that evaluated all academic programs at the University and revised the University’s Statutes. For her many contributions to the department, college, University, profession, and community, Dr. Constance Campbell has earned the title of Professor Emerita of Management.*