Title
Uhlik, Kim S.
Date Updated
6-20-2020
Department
Originally Recreation and Leisure, now Health Sciences and Recreation
Academic Rank
Associate Professor ( retired after attaining tenure, and promotion to Associate)
Year Retired from SJSU
2011
Educational Background
Kent State University, PhD, 1999.
Kent State University, MA, 1976
Baldwin-Wallace College, BS, 1974
Teaching Experience
Assistant Professor, San Jose State University, 2006-2011.
Assistant Professor, Kent State University, 2003-2006.
Selected Publications
Bannon, Joseph J. and Uhlik, Kim S., "Management Strategies: Timely—And Timeless—Advice For Solving Typical Management Problems,” Second Edition, Sagamore-Venture (2018)
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Personal Commentary
The principal benefit of the diversity promoted by higher education is that it allows people of different backgrounds to interact in both formal and informal settings. As a result, they realize that they are more similar than different, and that stereotypes are neither valid nor useful. SJSU is particularly suited to demonstrate this truth.