Faculty Profile
Before joining IWU, Dr. "Dutch" M. Kendall spent over 20 years working as a Quality Engineer, Buyer, and Purchasing Manager for GE. He also has experience as a small business owner-operator and entrepreneur. Dutch is known as a results-oriented change agent with a reputation for strategic thinking, dynamic leadership, and outstanding communication skills. He has demonstrated proficiency in problem solving, negotiations, statistics, finance, writing, and market analysis.
Dr. Dutch has conducted research in the field of organizational spirituality, motivation, and corporate social responsibility. He has a passion for workplace faith issues and the intersection of the sacred and secular business worlds.
Capella University , 2012
Webster University , 2003
Webster University , 2000
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology , 1994
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Books:
Kendall, Mumphord H.
2021. The Gift of Sight. Orlando, Florida: Xulon Press / Salem Author Services. ISBN 9781662817236.
Kendall, M. H.
2019. “Let My People Go: Emancipating Values as a Remedy for Religious Role Conflict.” In Satinder Dhiman, ed., Palgrave Handbook for Workplace Well-Being, 1–27. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02470-3_67-1
Kendall, Mumphord H.
2019. “The Motivational Power of Meaningful Work: An Experimental Pilot Study.” In SAGE Research Methods Cases, Part 2. London: SAGE Publications Ltd. Case DOI: 10.4135/9781526474957.
Kendall, M.
2019. “Workplace Spirituality and the Motivational Impact of Meaningful Work: An Experimental Study.” Journal of Organizational Psychology 19(2): 74–92. https://doi.org/10.33423/jop.v19i2.2045
Kendall, M. H., and S. M. Johnston.
2023. “Navigating Employment Law for ‘Christian Owned and Operated’ Businesses.” American Journal of Industrial and Business Management 13: 46–67. https://doi.org/10.4236/ajibm.2023.132004
Kendall, D. M. H., and S. M. Johnston.
2023. “Business Formation for Christian Entrepreneurs.” Open Journal of Business and Management 11: 3098–3124. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojbm.2023.116170
Kendall, M. H.
[ca. 2023]. “Business Model of Deception: An Ethics Case Study.” Journal of Business Cases and Applications 37.
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