Nancy Schreiber

Dr. Nancy Schreiber

  • Provost/vice president for academic affairs
  • Professor
Phone:
(401) 321-2222
Office Location:

McAuley Hall, Room 100

Areas of Expertise

  • Management and leadership development, executive coaching, business psychology, organization development

Education

  • A.B. in sociology, Oberlin College
  • M.A. in clinical psychology, University of Detroit Mercy
  • Ph.D. in clinical psychology, University of Detroit Mercy

What's My Why?

As a senior leader, I am focused on building a student experience that brings Salve’s mission to the market. Creating academic programs and services through the lens of the mercy mission is what the world needs now, and I am privileged to impact the next generation by shaping a student experience that can meet these needs.

Professional Experience

Since 2018, I have served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Salve. I am responsible for all academic strategy and programming, including bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, Institutional Research and Effectiveness, Center for Global Education and Fellowships, Office of the Registrar, Academic Center for Excellence, Salve Compass program, Center for Teaching and Learning, McKillop library and Information Technology.

Prior to my position at Salve, I served as dean of The Bill Munday School of Business at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. In that capacity, I focused on transforming business education in a manner that integrated the Munday School of Business with the business ecosystem of Austin.

I am also an experienced business psychologist who has provided executive coaching and leadership development with Fortune 500 companies, as well as start-ups, in efforts that have included large-scale culture change initiatives.

Media Coverage

Selected Publications

Stodnick, M. and Schreiber, N. (2020). Using Hard Times to teach business ethics. Journal of Business Ethics, 17: pp. 165-182

Schreiber, Nancy “The Gender Pay Gap – Five Steps to Equal Wages,” Texas CEO Magazine, pgs. 20-21, Nov/Dec 2016