Katherine Sanders, PhD

Katherine Sanders works with leaders interested in improving employee and organizational health. She consults and teaches classes on systems thinking, change-readiness, and how to design work to promote health, innovation, and sustainable productivity. Sanders earned her BS, MS, and PhD in Industrial & Systems Engineering from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Her specialty is human factors engineering and her research centered on occupational stress. Sanders founded and led a campus-wide faculty development center based on her dissertation. Some favorite projects include designing and teaching the physician leadership program for the Wisconsin Medical Society and talking about healthy work with emergency physicians at meetings of the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Last Updated: 05-04-2023

- How Can Faculty Development Increase Faculty Engagement?
- $39.00 – $499.00
- Learn how to be cognizant of the degrees of motivation and dissatisfaction felt by faculty, and how to positively implement initiatives that will increase engagement through two classic models.
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- How Can Shifting from Symptoms Thinking to Systems Thinking Make Your Campus Healthier?
- $39.00 – $499.00
- Learn how to address sources of stress in the workplace and implement changes to mitigate them while also better connecting wellness initiatives to increase likelihood of success.
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- How Can Systems Thinking Strengthen Faculty Development?
- $39.00 – $499.00
- Learn how to incorporate Systems Thinking into your faculty development initiatives to improve workplace culture, processes, and systemic change.
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- Applying the Surgeon General’s Model for Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing to Higher Education
- $39.00 – $799.00
- Using the Surgeon General's Model for Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing, your expert presenters provide direct attention toward the causes of stress and burnout and demonstrate how to initiate meaningful change on your campus.
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