Carol Wells

Dr Carol Wells is an active dedicated faculty member. She is dedicated to student research and facilitation of processes in the study of business, management, education, methodology processes and business process psychology. Her specialist work has been notable in the development of Program Management, professional success skills for women, and in international management/administration. Accomplishments include international: Poland, Europe, Asia - Thailand and Vietnam and over a quarter of a century of work as a doctoral chair in process management resulting in accomplished doctoral credential bearing managers and leaders working world wide. In Walden, Dr Wells has been a lead in the area of advanced qualitative and quantitative methodology for a period of 5 years, a URR, a teacher of methodology in the areas of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, a Chair of dissertations , and a second committee member.

Courses Taught

MGNT 9000 - Doctoral Dissertation

RSCH 8450 - Advanced Mixed Methods Reasoning & Analysis

Education

PhD, University of Connecticut

DpED, University of Connecticut

MA, Rutgers University

BS, University of Bridgeport

Public Service

International Museums, Guest Speaker - International

Environmental Protection, Other - California

Environmental Protection, Volunteer - California

Awards / Honors

Albert Nelson Award for Professional Accomplishment, , 2018

Dana Scholar 4th Award, , 1963

Dana Scholar 3rd Award, , 1962

Dana Scholar 2nd Award, , 1961

Dana Scholar, , 1960

Publications

Wells, C. M. (2018). Virtual Leadership in Complex Multiorganizational Research-and-Development Program.

Wells, C. (2017). Corporate papers, training manuals and publications – company private government compliance.

Wells, C. M. (2017). LYNA Response to the Mitigated Negative Declaration .

Presentations

Wells, C. M. (2015). Synaesthetics and Synaesthesia. Poland, Government System

Wells, C. M. (2014). Synaesthesia, Synaesthetics . SLOMA

Wells, C. M. (2005). International Studies and Preparation for World Trade. Universities/Government Vietnam

Wells, C. M. (2001). Principles of Learning. State Dept under Federal Grant

Wells, C. M. (1987). Business and Commerce. 1942