Jamie King Belinne

Jamie King Belinne at Bauer College of Business

Schools

  • Bauer College of Business

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Biography

Bauer College of Business

Jamie Belinne is the Assistant Dean for Career Services at the C.T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston's Rockwell Career Center. Prior to that she managed Recruiting and Staffing at The University of Texas at Austin. Earlier at UT, she built McCombs' first dedicated MBA Career Services division.

She has also worked in career services at Tulane's Freeman School of Business and at LSU. She is currently on the Fulbright Roster and the immediate past president of the international MBA Career Services and Employers Alliance. She is the winner of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) 2012 Professional Change Maker Award for her initiatives around experiential education in large classes and the winner of the 2013 NACE Innovation Excellence Award in Diversity Programming for her e-book. As the author of "The Care and Feeding of Your Young Employee," she has worked with organizations around the country on inter-generational management issues and productivity improvement through leveraging diverse, interpersonal styles.

She was a member of Team USA 2009 for the ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Championships and Team USA 2011 for ITU Duathlon World Championships. She is an Ironman, an RRCA Certified Run Coach and a mother of two.

Areas of Expertise

  • Intergenerational Management
  • Leveraging Diverse Workstyles
  • Negotiations
  • Conflict Management

Publications

  • Carlin, Barbara, Betsy D. Gelb, Jamie Belinne, and Latha Ramchand, "Bridging the Gender Gap in Confidence," Business Horizons, 2018

Books

  • The Care and Feeding of Your Young Employee
  • Connecting Bauer to Business
  • Connecting College to Corporate

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