Professional Summary
After receiving her B.A. in Journalism and M.B.A. in Management from Texas Christian University, Megan went on to work in the field of advertising editing and copywriting. She then moved to business writing work in the corporate world, specifically concerned with sales proposals.
During her Ph.D. at University of North Texas, Megan taught Organizational Behavior, Business Communications, and Administrative Communications courses. At this time, she started working as a management consultant for clients such as Fina Oil & Gas and Mary Kay Cosmetics, specializing in business research and business communications.
After graduating with her Ph.D., Megan moved to the Boulder, Colorado area and consulted to companies and educational institutions, concentrating on business research, survey development and design, and statistical analyses and reports. Although she maintains relationships with clients for business research consulting, Megan returned to academia to focus on her primary areas of interest, research and teaching.
DS265 Business Statistics
MGMT202 Business Communications
MGMT386 Organizational Behavior and Management
MGMT460 Management Skills
MGMT497 1 Credit Independent Study
MGMT499 3 Credit Independent Study
MGMT505 Organizational Behavior and Business Communications
MGMT600 Management Skills
MGMT610 Diagnostic and Quantitative Methods in Organizations
MGMT604 Strategic Communications and Ethical Decision Making
MGMT697 1 Credit Independent Study
MGMT699 3 Credit Independent Study
Research Interest & Projects
Dr. Endres specializes in self-efficacy perceptions and other generative cognitive processes that occur during complex task performance. She also investigates the role of self-efficacy and group processes in software development projects.
Selected Publications
Endres, M. L., Chowdhury, S. K. , & Alam, I. (in press, 2008). Gender Effects on Bias in Complex Financial Decisions. Journal of Managerial Issues.
Endres, M. L., Endres, S. P. , Chowdhury, S., & Alam, I. (in press, 2007). Tacit Knowledge Sharing, Self-Efficacy Theory, and Application to the Open Source Community. Journal of Knowledge Management.
Endres, M. L. (in press, 2007). The Effectiveness of Assigned Goals in Complex Financial Decision Making and the Importance of Gender. Theory and Decision.
Chowdhury, S., Endres, M. L. , & Frye, C. (2007). Does Gender Moderate Knowledge, Education and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy Relationships? Academy of Management Conference.
Chowdhury, S. & Endres, M. L. (2007). Customer Involvement in service operation and Its Impact on Job Stress and Work Place Injury. Academy of Management Conference.
Academy of Management
Decision Sciences Institute
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