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improving the positive and productive climate in our academic workplaces. March 7, 2022

Why and How We Should Choose Civility in Academic Workplaces

By: Patricia L. Kelly Spurles, PhD

A positive and productive departmental climate can often seem like love. We might admire it from afar and wish we had that luck, although we can learn to cope by developing a hobby, lowering our expectations, or cultivating other relationships.…

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civility, incivility, angry little brat enjoying making a grimace, sticking out his tongue, playing with his hands for misbehavior, contrast effects, grey background June 28, 2017

Civility on Campus: A Controversy Over Being Nice

By: Robert Cipriano, EdD

There is a strong relationship between workplace civility climate and employee attitudes and experiences. Research on workplace incivility has clearly demonstrated that employees and organizations experience detrimental outcomes from experiencing and witnessing such mistreatment.

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