Showing posts with label Sunil Ramlall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunil Ramlall. Show all posts

Friday, March 7, 2025

Sunil Ramlall - Author of Book Chapter on The Shift to Virtual Learning and the Impact on Higher Education |

 

Book Chapter by Sunil Ramlall, Ph.D. 


The Shift to Virtual Learning and the Impact on Higher Education |

 Dr. Sunil Ramlall & Dr. Ted Cross

 

 

Abstract

Higher education has continued to evolve over the years with more learners pursuing their degrees in an online model. Disruptions such as COVID-19 have created a magnitude of challenges for academic institutions. The default has been to ensure access of higher education through online courses and degree programs. The success of online education will significantly be dependent on colleges and universities developing and implementing student-centric strategies and providing individual student needs.  In general, we predict that online higher education will become a norm, but that many schools will fail to adopt student centric online programming fast enough to save themselves from shut down. 

Keywords: online education, digital education, higher education, pandemic, Western Governors University, Mega- Universities   


Full text 

https://www.cambridgescholars.com/resources/pdfs/978-1-5275-7262-1-sample.pdf

Monday, August 26, 2024

Sunil Ramlall - Evolution of Management Thinking - Sunil Ramlall, Ph.D.

Dr. Sunil Ramlall shares an overview of the evolution of management thinking with a brief overview of management philosophies over time. This is especially relevant as we study management and strive to be the most effective managers and leaders.

Friday, January 5, 2018

Positive Organizations

Positive Organizational Behavior In the Workplace
Positive psychological principles and subsequently positive organizational behavior (POB) have
become increasingly prevalent in the workplace in recent years. We have witnessed many
struggles in the global economy where organizations across the world have experienced layoffs,
lower productivity, lower employee morale, and generally struggling to be competitive. Given
these negative environments, what can organizations do across the world to enhance the positive
practices that will create benefits for all of the stakeholders through POB? We also identify gaps
that exist in organizational practices and how positive organizational behavior can be integrated
to build sustainable organizations.

Please visit www.sunilramlall.com for full text.

Sunil Ramlall, Ph.D.

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Light

Diwali 2015



Happiness

Finding happiness is almost the purpose of life according to the Dalai Lama. Whenever we find real happiness, we should always treasure it and the sources of the happiness.
Sunil Ramlall

Saturday, September 26, 2015

Sunil Ramlall

Layoffs, Coping, and Commitment: Impact of Layoffs on Employees and Strategies Used in Coping with Layoffs

Sunil J. Ramlall, Saleh Al-Sabaan, Samia Magbool

Published in Journal of Management and Strategy

Abstract


Layoffs continue to plague organizations around the world especially as organizations attempt to optimize labor costs and other expenses. While there have been studies to attempt to understand the impact of layoffs, there are still gaps in the literature especially as we look at layoffs in the 21st century. This research examined i) the impact of layoffs on individuals’ psychological and physical well-being, ii) the impact of layoffs on the employees affective commitment, iii) coping strategies used by employees, and iv) job search strategies people are using to find new jobs. While, downsizing is a relatively common change management strategy that has been adopted for more than two decades, the prime impetus of most downsizing efforts is the desire for an immediate reduction of costs and simply survival.We found that individuals will experience significant more health problems after being laid off from their jobs. Individuals who have been unemployed for longer periods will have lower affective commitment to their former employers. We also found that maintaining more control-oriented coping strategies will be more progressive in their job searches and more able to cope with layoffs and that coping strategies are positively related to reemployment. In addition, individuals who are receiving unemployment insurance and other benefits, financial hardships exist resulting in significant challenges and life style changes and coping strategies are positively related to financial resources available to an individual.

http://www.sciedu.ca/journal/index.php/jms/article/view/4746www.sunilramlall.com

Thursday, September 24, 2015

Purpose of Business

 "Business is a noble vocation, directed to producing wealth and improving the world" Pope Francis.
Sunil Ramlall

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Cricket in Minnesota

Minnesota Windies featured in KSTP 5.

http://m.kstp.com/article.html#!/57599/dc51a3db45339c17a6097215814bb427

Sunil Ramlall