Purdue News
Purdue News
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May 15, 2000
JOURNALISTS: To arrange interviews or campus visits, contact Jesica Webb, Purdue News Service, (765) 494-2079, jwebb@purdue.edu. Anger management – before it escalates• How can we manage conflict in the workplace? • What can we do when our boss or leader verbally or physically abuses us? • How should we react to a co-worker who has a problem with his or her temper? • What can we chalk up to having a bad day, and when do we make the determination that someone has crossed the line? • What are the early indictors of violence? If you would like to know the answers to these questions and learn more about stress management and conflict in the workplace, the following Purdue experts are available for comment: Daniel O. Lybrook, associate professor of supervision and organizational leadership. Lybrook is a well-known authority on issues in the workplace. CONTACT: Lybrook by cell phone this afternoon at (765) 427-4178. He can also be reached later tonight or the rest of the week at (765) 494-7676 (work) or (765)746-1710. E-mail him at dolybrook@tech.purdue.edu Tom Capozzoli, associate professor of supervision and organizational leadership, is the co-author of "Managing Violence in the Workplace" and "Kids Killing Kids." Capozzoli can speak about violence in the workplace and impulse control disorder – a disorder that is triggered by an event that causes anger and overaggressive behavior. CONTACT: (765) 628-2751 (home), or (765) 455-9218 (work).
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