A first step toward assessing organizational identification in a university setting
Abstract
Organizational culture research has been steadily growing during the last two decades, and has become an essential component for assessing an organization's capacity to adapt and survive. Discovering the underlying assumptions within an organization offers a more accurate insight on how its members perceive, think, and feel about the environment they work in, thus providing the opportunity of assessing the group's cohesiveness and culture strength. This study was designed to establish an initial assessment of an organization within a university setting, and to provide insight to its membership sense of identification. The study reflects the analysis of different information made available through visible artifacts, as well as perceptions from its members via a self-identification questionnaire.^
Subject Area
Sociology, Organizational
Recommended Citation
Didier Hernandez Bizouarn,
"A first step toward assessing organizational identification in a university setting"
(January 1, 2011).
ETD Collection for University of Texas, El Paso.
Paper AAI1503861.
http://digitalcommons.utep.edu/dissertations/AAI1503861