Jacqueline Tilton is an Assistant Professor in the Management Department at Appalachian State University where she teaches Business Ethics. She earned her PhD from the University of Arkansas as the Frank & Donna Oldham Doctoral Fellow and was recognized as the 2019 Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher.
Her research aims to understand and give voice to the disparate experiences of diverse employees and additionally discover the mechanisms that serve to mitigate or exacerbate organizational and societal inequality. In particular, much of her research focuses on economic diversity.
Recent Publications:
Social Class and Work: A Review and Organizing Framework (2022) Journal of Management
Believe to Achieve? Understanding How Social Class Background Impacts the Effects of Achievement Striving on Propensity to Negotiate (2022) Journal of Managerial Psychology
Behavioral Business Ethics: A Look Back to the Foundations and Forward to the Future (2019) Business and Society 360, Volume 3 on Business Ethics
Identity Work by First Generation College Students to Counteract Class-based Microaggressions (2017) Organization Studies
Title: Assistant Professor
Department: Management
Email address: Email me
Phone: (828) 262-6224
Fax: (828) 265-8685