Organizational Studies

Close Interaction with Faculty ORGSTUDY 310 Class Poster Presentations with OS Professor, Ashley Harrell.

Exclusive Awards and Scholarships available to OS Students OS Senior Vivian Hu, recipient of the OS Study Abroad Scholarship, hiking Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.

Small Academic Community 2017 Organizational Studies Graduation, with OS faculty and keynote speaker Sara Soderstrom.

Strong Alumni Relations OS senior Daijha Morrow spending the day with alum Haley Prasad at YouTube, thanks to the Malkin Alumni Shadowing Award.

Project-Based Curriculum Organizational Studies 410 team, on break from discussing advanced research methods.

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Recent News

OS Assistant Professor Ashley Harrell published in Science Advances.

Dr. Harrell's article demonstrates that the presence of dynamic ties in our social networks promotes cooperation.

Congratulations Dr. Soderstrom!

Sara Soderstrom has been named the first recipient of the Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Student Advisory Board: Adam Miller Faculty and Staff Appreciation Award

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You are about to embark on a voyage that will teach you to see with new eyes. Whether you are thinking about the structures of legal systems, markets, educational systems, or workplaces, Organizational Studies offers an interdisciplinary lens to understand the complex world we inhabit. No matter who we are or what we do, organizations influence how we feel, what we think, and what we can accomplish. We invite you to discover more about Organizational Studies and how we shape our place in an organizational world.

Our program is dedicated to equipping students with the skills needed to succeed in today's fast-paced global environment. Our alumni have shared some of the key skills and experiences in OS that have helped them succeed in their careers.

The Organizational Studies Program embraces the University of Michigan’s commitment to an environment that values and respects people of all races, colors, national origins, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, abilities, religions, heights, weights, and veteran or marital statuses. We value diversity as it makes our unit stronger in its scholarship, teaching, and service to the campus and communities beyond.

Our efforts to promote diversity start with our curriculum. First, we are committed to offering courses that address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in organizations and in society more broadly. Additionally, as an interdisciplinary academic unit, we are committed to understanding organizational problems from a diversity of social scientific perspectives.

We also strive for a diverse student cohort to engage organizational issues by bringing varying life experiences to the classroom. This includes social identity diversity as well as diversity in students’ academic and professional interests.

As a community, we oppose all expressions of bigotry and hate. We support those individuals in our community who stand up against expressions of bigotry, racism, white supremacy, and hatred, wherever they are found.

Be A Victor

We strive to support our students and faculty on the frontlines of learning and research; to steward our planet, our community, our campus. To do this, Organizational Studies needs you—because the world needs Victors.