Cass Shum

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Assistant Professor of Hospitality Organization Behavior

Expertise: Abusive supervision, Employees work behaviors, Employee ethical behaviors, Workplace relationships

Languages: English, Cantonese, Chinese

Biography

Cass Shum is assistant professor in Hospitality Organization Behavior at William F. Harrah College of Hospitality. Her research focuses on interpersonal relationship and behaviors at work including abusive supervision, coworker support and influence, and employee’s ethical behaviors.

Shum’s works can be found in Organizational Science, International Journal of Hospitality Management, Journal of Business Ethics and other peer-reviewed journals. Her teaching interests include organization behavior, leadership, and research methods. Prior to joining UNLV, Shum was a visiting scholar at University of Florida.

Education

Ph.D., Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
B.B.A., Hotel and Tourism Management, Chinese University of Hong Kong

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