Denis O. Gray, Prof. Department of Psychology Poe Hall 712 Box 7801 North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695-7801 Phone: 919-515-1721 FAX: 919-515-1716 email: denis_gray@ncsu.edu

Biographical Sketch

Education

• B.A., Manhattan College
• M.A., Michigan State University
• Ph.D., Michigan State University

Current Teaching

• PSY 757: Innovation and Technology: A Socio-technical Perspective
• PSY 752: Action Research in Psychology
• PSY 350: Human Resource Development Skills

Current research interests:

• Topics in technology and innovation: industry-university interaction, technology transfer, technology and society.
• Topics in community psychology: employment needs of older people, technology and the elderly, various social problem areas.
• Methodological interests: field research, field experiments, and program evaluation.

Selected research papers:

Behrens, T. & Gray, D.O. (in press).

Unintended consequences of cooperative research: Impact of industry sponsorship on climate for academic freedom and other graduate student outcomes. Research Policy.

Tornatzky, L.G., Lovelace, K., Gray, D.O., & Geisler, E. (1999).

Promoting the success of Industry/University research centers: The role of leadership. Industry & Higher Education, 13, 101-111. [An expanded version of "Center leadership: Pulling it all together" published in Managing the industry/university cooperative research center].

Gray, D.O., & Walters, S.G.. (Eds.) (1998).

Managing the industry-university cooperative research center: A guide for directors and other stakeholders. Columbus, OH: Battelle Press.

Tornatzky, L.G., Gray, D.O., Tarrant, S. & Howe, J. (1998).

Where have all the students gone? Interstate migration of recent science and engineering graduates. Research Triangle Park, NC: Southern Technology Council.

Tornatzky, L.G., Gray, D.O., Tarant, S. & Howe, J. (1998).

Maine's science and engineering brain drain: How much and why? Maine Policy Review, 7, 44-49.

Gray, D.O. (1997).

Establishing system-wide evaluations: Program-centered evaluation and the National Science Foundation's Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers. In P. Shapira & J. Youtie (Eds.), Manufacturing Modernization: Learning from evaluation practices and results (pp. 241-250). Atlanta: GA: Georgia Tech University.

Gray, D.O. Behrens, T. R. & Oldsman, E. (1997).

Industry-university linkage mechanisms in the United States [abstract]. Brimble, P. (Ed), Modalities of University-Industry Cooperation in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Region (pp. 136-141).

Gray, D.O. & Braddy, B.A. (1988).

Experimental social innovation and client-centered job seeking programs. American Journal of Community Psychology, 16, 325-343.

Gray, D.O., Solomon, T., & Hetzner, W. (Eds.) (1986).

Technological innovation: Strategies for a new partnership. Amsterdam, Netherlands: North-Holland, Series in Management Sciences and Systems.