CV

Curriculum Vitae

 

EDUCATION

cornell University

PhD in Industrial & Labor Relations

Expected Spring 2021

cornell university

MS in Industrial & Labor Relations

Fall 2018

Rhodes college

BA in History summa cum laude & Phi Beta Kappa with Honors Thesis

Spring 2014


BOOK CHAPTERS & REVIEWS

Avgar, A., Owens, S. & Strom, P. (In press). “Mutual gains and employee voice.” In Adrian Wilkinson, Jimmy Donaghey, Tony Dundon and Richard Freeman (Eds.) The Handbook of Research on Employee Voice. Edward Elgar Press.

Strom, P. (2019). “Uncertain jobs, uncertain futures: Review of Precarious Lives.” Perspectives on Work.


RESEARCH REPORTS & WHITE PAPERS

Avgar, A., Fitzpatrick, M. & Strom, P. (2019). “A report on potential effects of New York State’s proposed minimum nurse staffing legislation.” Prepared for the New York State Department of Health.

Strom, P. & Avgar, A. (2019). “The association between health information technology and patient-provider conflict: Implications for practice.” Prepared for The Beryl Institute.

Katz, H., Avgar, A., Strom, P., August, J. & Litwin, A.S. (2018). “Findings of the Cornell research team regarding DSRIP-promoted change in the SI PPS.” Prepared for the Staten Island Performing Provider System.


SELECTED CURRENT PROJECTS

*indicates graduate student
** indicates undergraduate student

“Giving health IT a checkup: Information technology, collaboration, and conflict” (with Ariel Avgar & Harry Katz)

“Clinical integration and implications for employee wellbeing” (with Ariel Avgar, Harry Katz, John August and Adam Seth Litwin)

“Drawing the line: How workplace experiences influence individual perceptions of sexual harassment” (with **Katherine Ryan and Ariel Avgar)

“Catfight or contention? Gender bias and third-party perceptions of organizational conflict” (with **Vanessa Roga, Ariel Avgar & Eric Neuman)

“Transmission & transformation: Psychological pain in organizations” (with Matthew Cronin, Emily Rosado-Soloman & *Jessica Francavilla)


AWARDS & GRANTS

2019

Theme Project Grant: Inequality & Work, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($2,000)

2019

International Experience Travel Grant, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($1,151)

2019

Graduate Seed Grant, Cornell Center for the Study of Inequality ($1,000)

2019

2018

Patient Experience Grant, The Beryl Institute ($1,000)

Teaching Assistant Excellence Award, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations

2017

Theme Project Grant: Technology & the Evolution of Work, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($5,000)

2014

National History Scholar Award, The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

2014

Douglas W. Hatfield Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research, Rhodes College Department of History

2010-2014

Morse Scholarship, Rhodes College ($38,500/year)

2010-2014

Rhodes College Fellow (~$40,000)

2010-2014

National Merit Scholar ($2,000/year)

2013

Best Papers (World History Category): 2nd place, Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference

2010

United States Presidential Scholar


INVITED TALKS

2019

“Drawing the line: How workplace experiences influence individual perceptions of sexual harassment.” Labor Relations, Law & History Workshop Series, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Ithaca, New York.


CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

* Indicates Graduate student
** indicates undergraduate student

2020 (Accepted)

 

june

Avgar, A., Strom, P., Katz, H., Litwin, A.S. & August, J. “Clinical integration and implications for employee wellbeing.” International Labour & Employment Relations Association Regional Conference of the Americas, Toronto, Ontario

2019

 

october

Wagner, K.C., Strom, P., Pinto, S. & West, Z. “The ‘promotora’ model: A peer education approach for confronting sexual harassment in a low-wage service industry.” Interuniversity Centre on Globalization and Work (CRIMT) Institutional Experimentation for Better (or Worse) Work Meeting, Magog, Quebec.

September

Strom, P., Avgar, A. & Katz, H. “Giving information technology a check up: How HIT shapes conflict and collaboration in healthcare.” Wharton People & Organizations Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

July

Strom, P., Avgar, A. & Katz, H. “Giving information technology a check up: How HIT shapes conflict and collaboration in healthcare.” International Association of Conflict Management Conference, Dublin, Ireland.

*Ellis, L., *Katz, J. & Strom, P. “Dances with thieves: How stealing ideas versus money influences coworkers’ management of conflict with a thief.” International Association of Conflict Management Conference, Dublin, Ireland.

JUNE

Strom, P., **Ryan, K. & Avgar, A. “Drawing the line: How workplace experiences influence individual perceptions of sexual harassment.” Labor & Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio.

May

Strom, P., Avgar, A. & Katz, H. “Giving information technology a check up: How HIT shapes conflict and collaboration in healthcare.” Industry Studies Conference, Nashville, Tennessee.

2018

 

july

Strom, P., Avgar, A. & Neuman, E. “The effects of gender on task and relationship conflict: A multi-level approach.” International Association of Conflict Management Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

June

Strom, P., Avgar, A. & Katz, H. “Debugging evolving workplace relationships: How technology influences interpersonal conflict and collaboration in healthcare.” Labor & Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland.

May

Avgar, A., Strom, P., Katz, H., Litwin, A.S. & August, J. “Clinical integration and implications for employee wellbeing.” Industry Studies Conference, Seattle, Washington.


TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2018

 

Fall

Perceptions of Workplace Conflict: The Role of Team Composition & Racial Bias

Independent Study Co-Instructor with Ariel Avgar, Cornell University

SPring

Research Methods & Theory Development in Conflict Management

Directed Study Co-Instructor with Ariel Avgar, Cornell University

2017

 

Spring

Introduction to Labor History

Teaching Assistant with Louis Hyman, Cornell University
Evaluation: 4.9/5

2016

 

fall

Introduction to Labor History

Teaching Assistant with Allison Elias, Cornell University
Evaluation: 4.5/5


RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2019-2020

Research Assistant, Supervisor: Ariel Avgar

2018-2019

Research Assistant, Supervisors: Sanjay Pinto & K.C. Wagner

2017-2019

Research Assistant, Supervisor: Harry Katz

2017-2018

Research Assistant, Supervisor: Sean Rogers

2018

Research Assistant, Supervisor: Michael Sturman


RESEARCH SUPERVISION

Undergraduate senior honors thesis students

2019-2020

Ishan Sharma, B.S., Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University
With Ariel Avgar, “Colored lenses: How racial stereotypes affect third-party observations of conflict”

  • Theme Project Grant: Inequality & Work (2019), Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($2,000)

2018-2019

Eric Bailey, B.S., Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University
With Ariel Avgar, “Rewired: An examination of workers’ perceptions of precarity and conflict”

  • Theme Project Grant: Technology & the Evolution of Work (2019), Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($4,000)

UNdergraduate research fellows

 

2018

Katherine Ryan, B.S., Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University
With Ariel Avgar, “Drawing the line: How workplace experiences influence individual perceptions of sexual harassment”

  • Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($4,350)

  • Theme Project Grant (2019): Inequality & Work, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($2,000)

2018

Vanessa Roga, B.S., Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University
With Ariel Avgar, “The presence of implicit gender bias in the classification and perception of conflict at work”

  • Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations ($4,350)


WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS & CERTIFICATIONS

2019

Mediation, Moderation & Conditional Process Analysis | Statistical Horizons, Ithaca, New York

2019

Teaching & Learning in the Diverse Classroom | Cornell University Center for Teaching Innovation, Ithaca, New York

2018

Structural Equation Modeling | Cornell University Statistical Consulting Unit, Ithaca, New York

2014

Certification in Volunteer Management | Rollins College Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership Center, Winter Park, Florida


OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCE

2019-2020

2018-2019

Research Consultant, Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy

Research Consultant, Futures Without Violence


PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

2019

Chair, “Labor Relations and Technology: Past, Present, and Future.” Labor & Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio.

2019

Chair, “Markets, Institutions, and Economic Performance.” Industry Studies Conference, Nashville, Tennessee.

2018-2019

Worker Institute Executive Committee, PhD Student Representative

2018

Conflict Resolution Faculty Search Committee, PhD Student Representative

2017-2018

Academy of Management Conference New Doctoral Student Consortium (NDSC) Marketing & Logistics Committee, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Chicago, Illinois.

2018

Co-Organizer & Presenter, “Emerging Perspectives on Conflict Management in Organizations.” Labor & Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland

reviewer

Academy of Management Conference | Conflict Management, Healthcare Management, Organizational Communication & Information Systems, Teaching & Learning Conference

International Association of Conflict Management Conference


PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS

2019-

Cornell Center for the Study of Inequality, Graduate Affiliate

2018-

Interuniversity Centre on Globalization and Work (CRIMT)

2018-

International Association of Conflict Management

2018-

Industry Studies Association

2017-

Academy of Management

2017-

Labor & Employment Relations Association