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Women are more likely to experience workplace incivility — low-intensity deviant behavior with ambiguous intent to harm — at the hands of other women, according to new research by UA professor Allison Gabriel.
Feb. 19, 2018

Incivility at Work: Is 'Queen Bee Syndrome' Getting Worse?

Women report more incivility experiences at work than men, but who is at fault for instigating these behaviors? A UA researcher set out to answer that — and got surprising results.

Nurses employed by organizations that use compassion practices reported feeling more alertness, vigor and energy.
Jan. 29, 2018

Want to Improve Patient Experience? Take Care of Nurses

Compassionate practices improve nurse well-being and also the experience of patients, according to research involving Allison Gabriel of the UA's Eller College of Management.

Members of Project CENTRL Class 22, including Drew John , Sine Kerr  and Jim Parks , met with CENTRL alumni serving in the Arizona Legislature in 2014, including Frank Pratt  and Gail Griffin .
Jan. 18, 2018

Graduate of UA Program Appointed to Arizona Senate

Project CENTRL, a Cooperative Extension program that began 40 years ago, helped prepare Sine Kerr for her recent appointment to the Arizona Senate in Legislative District 13.

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