Fred Luthans

Born 1939 Clinton, IA (USA)

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Organizational Behavior; Management

Education

BA in Mathematics, 1961, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
MBA, 1962, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
PhD in Management and Social Psychology, 1965, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
Post-doctoral work at Columbia University.

Occupation

Professor of Management, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
Professor Emeritus

Places Worked

United States Military Academy
University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Honors

George Holmes University Distinguished Professor
of Management at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Distinguished Management Educator Award, Academy of Management, 1997
Organizational Behavior Lifetime Achievement Award, Academy of Management, 2017.

Bibliography

Social Issues in Business, Poverty, Civil Rights, Ecology and Consumerism. 1972.
The Practice of Supervision and Management. 1979.
Organizational Behavior. 1985.
Organizational Behavior Modification and Beyond. 1985.
Real Managers. 1988.
International Management. 1991. (Co-authored with R.M. Hodgetts)
Psychological Capital. 2007. (Co-authored with C.M. Youssef & Avolio)

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