Dalton A Kehoe
Department of Communication & Media Studies
Professor Emeritus
Email: dkehoe@yorku.ca
I have been at York for 50 years - 41 years full time and 9 years as retired, part time. I was the first hire of the Social Science Division in 1967 and eventually taught the first large classes in the Division and led the Urban Studies Programme for years.
Key Grants and Awards: 2005 $1,150 SSHRC Research Grant 2003 $8,000 Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Grant for SOSC 3311. 2002 $19,000 Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Grant for SOSC 2311. 1997 York University-Wide Teaching Award. Undergraduate Teaching: Communication in Everyday Life (SS2311.06), Communication in Everyday Life (SS2311.06) – Online Version, Communication in Organization (S.S. 3311.06), Communication in Organization (S.S. 3311.06) – Online Version. And until 2008, Communication and the Management of Change in Organizations (S.S. 4315.06). Graduate teaching: 1990 - 1996 ES 6297 (originally ES 6101T) Facilitation in Environmental Studies, 1990 - 1996 ES 6599 Individual Directed Studies (14 students), 1990 - 1991 ES 6166 Interventionist Roles and Responsibilities. Schulich School of Business: Facilitative Leadership, Facilitation Techniques for Project and Team-Based Work Environments, Employee Engagement and Strategic Leadership: The Manager’s Course,Mindful Management: The Neuroscience of Leadership
Degrees
Phd. - Social Psychology, YorkResearch Interests
Kehoe, D., (2015) Mindful Management: The Neuroscience of Trust and Effective Workplace Leadership, Toronto: Communicate for Life, ISBN 978-1-988303-07-9, (295 pages)
Kehoe, D. (2013) Communication in Everyday Life, Fifth Edition. Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, ISBN 0536480117, (270 pages).
Kehoe, D. (2013) Communicating in Organizations: People, Processes and Problems. Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, ISBN 269583018, (340 pages).
I have been at York for 50 years - 41 years full time and 9 years as retired, part time. I was the first hire of the Social Science Division in 1967 and eventually taught the first large classes in the Division and led the Urban Studies Programme for years.
Key Grants and Awards: 2005 $1,150 SSHRC Research Grant 2003 $8,000 Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Grant for SOSC 3311. 2002 $19,000 Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Grant for SOSC 2311. 1997 York University-Wide Teaching Award. Undergraduate Teaching: Communication in Everyday Life (SS2311.06), Communication in Everyday Life (SS2311.06) – Online Version, Communication in Organization (S.S. 3311.06), Communication in Organization (S.S. 3311.06) – Online Version. And until 2008, Communication and the Management of Change in Organizations (S.S. 4315.06). Graduate teaching: 1990 - 1996 ES 6297 (originally ES 6101T) Facilitation in Environmental Studies, 1990 - 1996 ES 6599 Individual Directed Studies (14 students), 1990 - 1991 ES 6166 Interventionist Roles and Responsibilities. Schulich School of Business: Facilitative Leadership, Facilitation Techniques for Project and Team-Based Work Environments, Employee Engagement and Strategic Leadership: The Manager’s Course,Mindful Management: The Neuroscience of Leadership
Degrees
Phd. - Social Psychology, YorkResearch Interests
All Publications
Kehoe, D., (2015) Mindful Management: The Neuroscience of Trust and Effective Workplace Leadership, Toronto: Communicate for Life, ISBN 978-1-988303-07-9, (295 pages)
Kehoe, D. (2013) Communication in Everyday Life, Fifth Edition. Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, ISBN 0536480117, (270 pages).
Kehoe, D. (2013) Communicating in Organizations: People, Processes and Problems. Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, ISBN 269583018, (340 pages).
