Kim Rocheville, PhD
Assistant Professor

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Marketing & Management - Business
Heider College of Business
HARP - Harper Center for Student Life & Learn
Kim Rocheville, PhD
Assistant Professor
Research Focus
Community, trauma at work, emotions, embodimentDepartment
Marketing and Management
Position
Assistant Professor
Articles
- Academy of Management Proceedings
Rocheville, K., Walsh, I.J. While there is evidence that organizations are not permanent, scholars and practitioners often treat them as active or completely defunct. We build a theory of organizational dormancy as an alternative organizational state that involves organizations pausing some or all of their operations following adversity to make sense of it and adapt their capabilities with an aspiration to resume functioning. We introduce resilience as a mechanism for understanding how dormancy represents a type of subtractive change that can enable organizations to overcome adversity. Lastly, we introduce a model that explicates the processual dynamics of entering, enduring, and overcoming organizational dormancy. 2022 - Journal of Management Inquiry
Rocheville, K., Bartunek, J., & Keys, C.B.
57(4), p. 415-420 2021 - Journal of Applied Behavioral Science
Garima, S. , Bartunek, J., Buzzanell, P.M., Carmine, S., Endres, C., Etter, M., Fairhurst, G., Hahn, T., Le, P., Li, X., Pamphile, V., Pradies, C., Putnam, L.L., Rocheville, K., Schad, J., Sheep, M., & Keller, J.
30(2), p. 121-137 2021
Presentations
- Feeling Safe in Perilous Work: Community Holding Spaces for Safe Emotional Processing. 2023
- Chronic Pain at Work as a Crisis of Meaning: The Role of Work-Body Ideologies in Sustaining Positive Meaning of Work. In, Meaning of Work in Crisis Contexts, Symposium [Organizers: E. Eun and W. Jiang]. Academy of Management Meeting, Boston, MA, Forthcoming. (Selected as Showcase Symposium) 2023
- To Care or to Cream: Leveraging Competing Imperatives in Reentry Work. In, Work, Occupations, and Inequality, Symposium [Organizer: Andrea Wessendorf]. Academy of Management Meeting, Boston, MA, Forthcoming. 2023
- Rocheville, K. (panelist). In, New Frontiers in Community Research: Community Experiences Within and Beyond Organizational Boundaries, Symposium [Organizers: Reut Livne-Tarandach]. Academy of Management Meeting, Boston, MA, Forthcoming. 2023
- Ideal workers and ideal bodies: How workers in pain navigate stigma in an able-bodied workplace. In, Diverse stories of diversity: Expanding perspectives on underexplored dimensions of diversity. Symposium [Organizers: K. Rocheville & G.R. Sala], Academy of Management Meeting, Seattle, WA, August. 2022
- The vicious solitude of grief in the work and non-work lives of police officers. In, Grief at the Work-Life Interface. Symposium [Organizers: L. Pletneva & Elizabeth Stillwell], Academy of Management Meeting, Seattle, WA, August. 2022
- Embodied job crafting in response to somatic discomfort. Positive Organizational Scholars Conference, June. 2022
- Making micro-adjustments: How individuals in chronic pain integrate their body into their work. UC Davis Conference on Qualitative Research, April. 2022
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