Michelle Sandoval
Dissertation Program Chair
Biography
Michelle Sandoval, PhD, is a Dissertation Program Chair in the College of Doctoral Studies, Office of Dissertations. Prior to joining GCU, Dr. Sandoval earned a B.S. in Psychology with a Minor in Sociology from Northern Arizona University, and went on to earn an M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from GCU. She completed her Ph.D. in Psychology, with an Emphasis in Performance Psychology from GCU. Dr. Sandoval has been a part of the GCU family since 2009 and has served in various roles and capacities. In addition to her Dissertation Program Chair role, Dr. Sandoval is a dissertation committee chair, research adjunct faculty, and committee content expert. Her research interests are industrial/organizational psychology, leadership, higher education, doctoral education, and resilience theory.
Education
  • Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology
  • Master of Science in Psychology
Programs Taught
  • Doctor of Business Administration with an Emphasis in Data Analytics
  • Doctor of Business Administration: Data Analytics (Qualitative Research)
  • Doctor of Business Administration: Data Analytics (Quantitative Research)
  • Doctor of Business Administration: Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship (Qualitative Research)
  • Doctor of Business Administration: Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship (Quantitative Research)
Classes
  • DBA-974E: Research Continuation IX
  • DIS-955: Dissertation I
  • DIS-960: Dissertation II
  • DIS-965: Dissertation III
  • DIS-966E: Research Continuation I
Publications
  • Sandoval, M. (2018). Perceived Resilience and Online Doctoral Success: A Case Study.
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