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Patty Renfrow

Dr Patty RENFROW

Contact

Telephone +61 7 3365 2995
Facsimile +61 7 3365 6988
Email p.renfrow@business.uq.edu.au
Location Room 327, Colin Clark Building (39) St Lucia

Positions Held

Lecturer

Academic Qualifications

Degree Institution Field Year
PhD Rice University Political Science 1982
MA Rice University Political Science 1981
BA (Hons 1) Lamar University Government 1977

Memberships

  • Vice-President, Institute of Public Administration Australia (QLD)
  • Member, Institute of Public Administration Australia
  • Member, American Society for Public Administration

Major Research Grants

Year Title of Grant Granting Agency Amount
2007 Culture Change for a Sustainable Future: Culture and Subculture in Queensland Health Australian Research Council Linkage Grant 296,998
2005 Evaluation of the Practical People Management Program Queensland Dept of Industrial Relations 22,000
1997 Australian Research Council Collaborative Grant Queensland Senior Executive Service 37,900
1996 Australian Research Council, Small Grant Women Members of Federal Parliament 16,200
1991 Australian Research Council, Small Grant Australian Senior Executive Service 7,200

Field of Current Research

Title of Research Area Brief Description
Senior Executive Services The design, implementation, and impact of senior executive services in the Australian public sector, HRM reforms to the public sector.
Human Resource Management Effects of performance management and organisational commitment on organisational outcomes; determinants of the transfer of training back to the workplace
Organisational Cultural Change Organisational cultures and subcultures - the impact of strategic change on cultures, the alignment of cultures with organisational strategy, and the effect of cultures on organisational performance.

Publications

  • Renfrow, P. and Jackson, M. 1998. Survey of Queensland Women. Brisbane: Queensland Government.
  • Renfrow, P. 1995. An Assessment of the Senior Executive Service in the Australian Public Service: A Survey of its Officers. Canberra: AGPS.

Book Chapters

  • Renfrow, P. 2003. Gender Politics, in I. McAllister, S. Dowrick, and R. Hassan (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Social Sciences in Australia. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press: 305-322.
  • Renfrow, P. 1989. Corporate Management and the Senior Executive Service: An American and Australian Comparison, in G. Davis, P. Weller, and C. Lewis (eds), Corporate Management in Australian Government. Melbourne: Macmillan: 89-102.

Published Refereed Journal Articles

  • Drennan, J., Kennedy, J. and Renfrow, P. 2005. Impact of Childhood Experiences on the Development of Entrepreneurial Intentions International Journal of Entrepreneurship & Innovation. November: 231-238.
  • Kennedy, J., Drennan, J., Renfrow, P. and Watson, B. 2003. The Influence of Role Models on Students' Entrepreneurial Intentions Queensland Review 10 (1): 37-52.
  • Renfrow, P. Hede, A. & Lamond, D. 1998. A Comparative Analysis of Australian Senior Executive Services, Public Productivity and Management Review 21 (June): 369-385.
  • Renfrow, P. 1994. The Gender Gap in the 1993 Federal Election, Australian Journal of Political Science 29: 118-133.

Published Refereed Conference Papers And Subsequent Abstracts

  • Drennan, J., Kennedy, J. and Renfrow, P. 2004. Understanding Entrepreneurial Intentions: The Importance of Childhood Experiences, SEAANZ Conference Proceedings, Brisbane, 26 - 29 September.
  • Kennedy, J., Drennan, J., Renfrow, P. and Watson, B. 2003. Situational Factors and Entrepreneurial Intentions, SEAANZ Conference Proceedings, Ballarat, 28 September - 1 October.

Distinctions

  • National Fellow, Institute of Public Administration Australia (awarded 2005)

Research Interests

  • Organisations Dynamics and Change

Academic Cluster

Organisation and Communication

Absences

On leave Semester 2, 2006.

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