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Leadership:
Are Men from Mars and Women from Venus?

John Wong, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Sport Management

Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Reflections

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“Loved the presentation!  He was enthusiastic and knowledgeable.  His presentation flowed well and was easy to understand.  I liked how he presented how men and women lead differently."

- Rachel Fike, Sport Administration

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“I enjoyed the presentation very much because he didn’t just stand there and give information off a PowerPoint.  He presented as if it were an actual class and allowed the students to interact and be involved which impacted the presentation even more.  He also did a class activity which really added more depth and insight to the presentation and information being presented.  It was probably one of the best presentations I have seen.”

- Kelsey Darnell, Kinesiology

 

About Dr. Wong:

Dr. Wong currently serves as Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Graduate Sport Management Program at Washington State University.  He has a Ph.D. in Sport Studies from the University of Maryland and a Master of Science in Business Administration from Robert Morris University.  At Washington State University he teaches Sport Management and Facility Planning and Management.

 

With a research interest focused on hockey, Dr. Wong recently had a chapter titled: "Leadership and Organizational Culture: A Tale of Two NHL Franchises in Philadelphia accepted for publication in an anthology on sports in Philadelphia.  He previously published two chapters, “Boomtown Hockey: The Vancouver Millionaires,” in Coast to Coast: Hockey in Canada to the Second World War and “Entrepreneurship and the Rise of the Chicago Blackhawks,” in The Chicago Sports Reader: 100 Years of Sports in the Windy City.  Additional research interests include the history of sport business, sport business decision-making process and power relationships.

 

-Bio and photo courtesy of the College of Education (WSU)

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