Melanie K. Prengler is an Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. Her research focuses on how individuals can drive meaningful change within organizations, particularly concerning social structures, diversity, and new ways of working. She earned her PhD in Organizational Behavior from Texas A&M University.
She investigates topics like allyship, anti-racism, and alternative work arrangements, such as digital nomadism. Her personal research pursuits include a project focused on Native artists and how they use their work to revise dominant cultural narratives.
Unique fact: She co-authored a study on the motivations of Black law enforcement officers who join the force specifically to combat racism from within.
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