Jean Kantambu Latting

Professor Emerita & Kantambu Latting Endowed Professor of Leadership & Change
Email: jlatting@uh.edu
Room: 343 Social Work Building
Phone: 713-743-8097
Current Curriculum Vitae
Personal Statement:
I am interested in the science and skill of helping others create desired lives, workplaces, and communities within a framework of social justice. In my research, writing, teaching and consulting, I cast a wide interdisciplinary net, integrating findings from the disciplines of intergroup dynamics, social identity, cognitive science, emotional self-management, planned change, barriers to change, systems theory, organizational behavior, social psychology, strategic management, community organization, and peace-building. My current focus is distilling this exciting and vast knowledge base down to a set of accessible skills and technologies that people may use to improve their everyday lives and their world.
Education:
A.B. Douglass College , Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
M.S., Columbia University
Dr.P.H., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Licenses and Certifications:
Areas of Specialization:
Intergroup dynamics; conscious use of self; workforce diversity, organizational behavior and change, leadership development, and social justice
Courses Taught:
- Empowerment
- Social Justice Theories
- Organizational Behavior and Change
Research interests:
Facilitating personal, organizational, and social change in the context of social hierarchies and multiple group identities.
Recent Publications:
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