Diane Bailey Assistant Professor Management Science and Engineering Office: Terman 428 | Phone: 650-723-3821 | Fax: 650-723-1614 Email: diane.bailey @ stanford.edu

Research Awards and Honors

• Best Paper Proceedings, Management and Organizational Cognition Division, Academy of Management Meeting, Honolulu, 2005, (with C. Rodriguez-Lluesma), "How is knowledge present in action?  Exploring three knowledge distinctions".
• Best Paper Proceedings, Technology and Innovation Management Division, Academy of Management Meeting, New Orleans, 2004, (with J. Gainsburg), "A profile of knowledge use in technical work".
• Best Paper Award, Organizational Communication and Information Systems, Academy of Management Meeting, Toronto, 2000, for paper (with P. Hinds) titled, "Virtual teams: Anticipating the impact of virtuality on team process and performance."
• Publication Award, 1998 IEEE Transactions Engineering Management Society, for paper titled, "Comparison of manufacturing performance of three team structures in semiconductor plants."
• Invited Participant, National Academy of Engineering and DFG-German Research Association’s First German-American Frontiers of Engineering Symposium, Dresden, Germany, 1998.
• National Science Foundation CAREER Program Award, Design, Manufacture, and Industrial Innovation Division, 1997.
• Invited Participant, National Academy of Engineering, First Annual Symposium on Frontiers of Engineering, 1995.
• Doctoral Dissertation Award, Institute of Industrial Engineers, 1995.
• Graduate Fellow, Semiconductor Research Corporation Education Alliance, 1993-1994.
• President’s Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, 1989-1992.

• 2001 Undergraduate Teaching Award, MS&E Department, Stanford University.
• 1999 Faculty Teaching Award, IEEM Department, Stanford University.
• 1997 Alpha Pi Mu and Omega Rho Award for Excellence in Teaching and Dedication to Students, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Southern California.
• 1995 and 1996 Outstanding Teaching Award for Industrial and Systems Engineering, School of Engineering, University of Southern California.