Kevin D. Lo
Assistant Professor
Kevin Lo joined the USF BPS as an Assistant Professor in the
Department of Organizations, Leadership and Society in March 2011.
He completed the USF joint MBA - Master of Asia Pacific
Studies(MAPS) degree program in December 2001. His scholarly work
and teaching center on cross-cultural management and communication,
and he adds to the growing focus on international business and
organizational issues with a special emphasis on Chinese
business.
Kevin, a native of Hawaii, completed his undergraduate studies
in East Asian Studies (China Track) as well as Comparative
Literature (English and Chinese) at Brown University. Following his
first round of graduate studies at USF, he completed the doctoral
program in International Management at the University of Hawaii. In
addition, Kevin has studied in Taipei and Beijing. His research has
focused on cross-cultural communication and interpersonal networks
as well as on differing conceptions of time across cultures. Kevin
recently assumed the role of English editor for the Quarterly
Newsletter of the International Association of Chinese Management
Research.
Included among his honors and awards: the USF MAPS Kiriyama
Fellowship and his selection as USF MBA commencement speaker in
2001.
Education
Ph.D. University of Hawaii, International Management
MBA University of San Francisco
MA University of San Francisco, Asia-Pacific Studies
BA Brown University, East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature
Research Areas
cross-cultural communication, leadership, and management
organizational behavior
industrial organizational psychology
time orientation
Publications