Date of Award
Spring 2021
Document Type
USM Access Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Arts (MA)
Department
Leadership Studies
First Advisor
Joyce T. Gibson, PhD
Second Advisor
Kurt G. Holzhausen, PhD
Third Advisor
Dan Jenkins, PhD
Keywords
organizational culture, campus organizational culture, employee job satisfaction, Leadership and Organizational Studies
Abstract
It is anticipated that college campus organizational or institutional culture affects employee job satisfaction. Many factors could influence an employee’s perception of job satisfaction, organizational culture and leadership, including campus policies, procedures and practices.
The purpose of the research proposal is to study campus organizational culture and job satisfaction. This quantitative research surveyed approximately 66 employees on a small, rural, four-year, northeastern college campus, which is part of a seven campus statewide network. Employees were asked to participate in an online job satisfaction questionnaire. The result of the questionnaire will present employee perception of the organization’s culture along with employee’s values and behavior, while providing valuable feedback on how to improve employee workforce engagement and commitment.
Recommended Citation
Connor, Tammy MA, "Organizational Culture on a College Campus: A Quantitative Study of Organizational Culture and Its Effects on Employee Job Satisfaction" (2021). All Student Scholarship. 388.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/etd/388
Comments
This thesis is restricted to USM access only.