Received Sylff fellowship in 2020
Current affiliation: Singapore Management University
As a silent person from a culture that holds "silence is gold," I am particularly curious about why individuals cannot freely express constructive dissents in the workplace. My research tries to understand this problematic issue and its derivative problem, the prevalence of destructive conformity. Thus, my current projects center around how a failure to speak the truth threatens the workplace by highlighting its role in the leadership and creative processes.
Academic Achievements, Social Engagement Initiatives:
▪ 2024 Singapore Management University Presidential Doctoral Fellowship
▪ 2023 Best Reviewer of AOM (OB Division)
▪ 2021-2025 Singapore Management University PhD Fellowship
▪ 2020 Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship
▪ 2017 Full Scholarship from Provincial Government for Overseas Studies at UCLA
▪ 2017 Provincial Outstanding Student Cadres (in Jiangsu Province, China)
▪ 2016-2018 National Encouragement Scholarship
▪ 2015 National Scholarship
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/shangyunchen/brans-website
