William D. Schulte

"If You Think Globally, the sky is always blue somewhere."

Education

Ph.D. The George Washington University M.S. and B.S. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge

Fields of Expertise

Undergraduate Courses Taught: Entrepreneurship Leadership and Cultural Change Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior Business Policy and Strategy Contemporary Issues in Management Introduction to Management Information Systems and Electronic Commerce MBA Graduate Courses Taught: Entrepreneurship Leadership And Cultural Change Organizational Behavior Business Policy And Strategy Special Topics: Knowledge Management, Creativity and Innovation Special Topics: Global Entrepreneurship

Professional Highlights

Associate Professor, Sam Walton Free Enterprise Fellow, Shenandoah University Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business (2003 - Present). Research Professor (probono), Institute for Knowledge and Innovation, The George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (2001 - 2007). Associate Professor and Director of Entrepreneurship Institute, St. John's University Tobin College of Business Administration (2000 - 2002). Teaching and Research Assistant, The George Washington University School of Business and Public Management (1995 - 1999). Instructor and Director of Small Business Institute, George Mason University School of Management (1990 - 1994). Assistant to the Chairman and Instructor, George Mason University School of Management (1988 - 1990). OSullivan, Kevin and Schulte, W.D. (in press) Human Capital Management using Knowledge Management Technologies in China: A Comparative Study, Journal of Intellectual Capital. Schulte, W. D. & Kim, Y. K. (in press). Collectivism And Expected Benefits Of Knowledge Management: A Comparison Of Taiwanese And U.S. Perceptions. Competitiveness Review. Baquero, T. & Schulte, W. D. (in press). An Exploration of Knowledge Management Practices in Colombia. Vine: The Journal of Information and Knowledge Management Systems, 37 (3). O'Sullivan, K. & Schulte, W. D. (in press). Models for Human Capital Management: Human Resource Management of Intellectual Capital. International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital. Schulte, W. D. & Jackson, G. (in press). Project-Based International Business Strategies. Advances in Competitiveness Research. Schulte, W. D. & Sample, T. L. (2006). Efficiencies From Knowledge Management Technologies In A Military Enterprise. Journal of Knowledge Management, 10 (6). Conteh, N. Y., Forgionne, G., Schulte, W., & O'Sullivan, K. (2006). The merits of a Just-In-Time Knowledge (JITKM) Management approach to Decision making support. Journal of Information and Knowledge Management, 5 (4), PG 269 - 277. Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. (2005). Book Review of The Strategy Focused-Organization: How Balanced Scorecard Companies Thrive in the New Business Environment by Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton. Academy of Management- Learning and Education, 4 (4), 519-522. (Invited) Ribiere, V. ., Park, H., & Schulte, W. D. (2004). Critical Attributes of Organizational Culture that Promote Knowledge Management Technology Success. Journal of Knowledge Management, 8 (3), 106-117. Zahra, S. A. & Schulte, W. D. (1992). Entrepreneurship: Beyond Myth and Folklore. International Journal of Commerce and Management, 4 (1), 85-95. Zahra, S. A. & Schulte, W. D. (1992). Four Modes of Board of Directors Participation in Corporate Strategy. American Business Review, X (1), 78-87. Papers/ Books Under Review Krueger, Norris, William Schulte and Jeff Stamp (2008) From Intentions to Action: Precipitating Events for Social Entrepreneurial Intentions. USASBE 2008 (under review) Schulte, William, Ana Maria Peredo and Diane Welsh (2008) Advances in Social Entrepreneurship Research and Practice (Annual Series) submitted to Routledge, Nancy Hale, under review. Schulte, William (2008) Global Awareness, Entrepreneurial Mindset and Ethical Action: Profiles in Social Entrepreneurship. (under review) Schulte, Ph.D., W. D., Wang, P., & Chen, Y. (2006). "An Exploratory Study of Knowledge Management Success Factors in Republic of China," (to be revised and resubmitted to International Journal of Knowledge Management. Work in Progress Schulte, William (2007) A Validation of the Social Entrepreneurship Framework: The Case of the 9th Ward Musicians Village, targeted to Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. Giraldo, J. P. & Schulte, W. D. (2007). "Knowledge Management and Global Leadership: An Exploratory Study" targeted for Strategic Management Journal. Full Paper Refereed Proceedings Krueger, N., Schulte, W., Stamp, J. , & Kickul, J. (2007). Beyond Intent: Precipitating Events for Social Entrepreneurial Intentions. 3rd International Social Entrepreneurship Research Conference (ISERC3) Copenhagen, Denmark. England, R. & Schulte, W. D. (2007). Open Source Knowledge Network of Core Business Practices for Small Business: Why Pay for Gold When Copper Will Do? United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Orlando, January. Schulte, W. D., O'Sullivan, K., & Wang, P. (2006). Knowledge Management Key Success Factors in Taiwan and the United States: A Cross-Cultural Study. 3rd Asia-Pacific International Conference on Knowledge Management. Hong Kong. O'Sullivan, K. & Schulte, W. D. (2006). Human Capital Management using Knowledge Management Technologies in China: A Comparative Study. 3rd Asia-Pacific International Conference on Knowledge Management, Hong Kong. Jackson, G. & Schulte, W. D. (2006). The Research Triangle: A Model of Research in Action. International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines, 3 (1), 641-646. Giraldo, D.Sc., J. P. & Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. (2005). An Exploration of the Effects of Knowledge Management on Global Leadership. Academy of International Business Southeastern United States Annual Meeting, 206-217. Schulte, W. D. (2004). Information and Knowledge Management Technologies and Competitive Advantage in Global Organizations. Academy of International Business Southeastern United States Annual Meeting, pp. 25-36. Baquero, T. ., Schulte, W. D., & Stankosky, M. (2004). An Exploration of Knowledge Management Practices in Colombia. Academy of International Business Southeastern United States Annual Meeting, pp. 48-59. Schulte, W. D. & Wang, P. (2004). Perceptions of Organizational Factors of Successful Knowledge Management: An Exploratory Study of Knowledge Workers in Taiwan. Academy of International Business Southeastern United States Annual Meeting, pp. 268-278. Schulte, W. D. & Al-Fehaid, A. (2004). National Culture and Knowledge Management in the Middle East: A Cross Cultural Comparison of Saudi Arabia and the United States. Academy of International Business Southeastern United States Annual Meeting, pp. 279-290. Schulte, W. D., Chauvel, D., & Despres, C. (2003). Building a Knowledge-Creating Global Services Firm. International Council for Small Business 48th World Conference, Paper Number 137 CD ROM. Refereed Abstracts in Conference Proceedings Schulte, W.D. and Stamp, J. (2007) How Entrepreneurs Respond to Natural Disasters: The Role of Social Culture, Self-Efficacy and an Entrepreneurial Mindset, International Council for Small Business World Conference, Turku, Finland. Schulte, W. & Massey, C. (2007). Weta Workshop: One Case To Rule Them All. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Orlando. Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. (2007). A Validation of the Social Entrepreneurship Framework: The Ninth Ward Musician's Village. United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference. Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. (2006). Publishing Opportunities for Research on Knowledge Management and Entrepreneurship. International Council for Small Business World Conference. Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. & Boxx, R. (2006). AACSB International and Entrepreneurship Education and Research: An Update. International Council for Small Business World Conference. Schulte, Ph.D., W. D. (2006). The Response of Entrepreneurs to Natural Disasters: Lessons Learned from Katrina and Rita. International Council for Small Business World Conference.

Personal Highlights

My greatest joy in my life is my family. My wife of nearly 25 years, Nancy, also works at Shenandoah University in the Wellness Center. My son, Doc, is an aspiring 14 year old baseball player and golfer. My favorite hobby is hiking, music and writing film scripts. I founded a film and television production company in 1986 and still have a love for the craft of making films.