Rate My Professor Michelle Evans

Her research specializations encompass Indigenous political participation and leadership, Indigenous andragogy, preferential procurement programs, social mobility, entrepreneurial leadership, and arts leadership. Evans has attracted three Australian Research Council grants on Australian Indigenous entrepreneurial leadership and the impact of Indigenous preferential procurement policy. Key publications include 'Navigating the territories of Indigenous leadership: Exploring the experiences and practices of Australian Indigenous arts leaders' (Leadership, 2015), 'Containing, contesting, creating spaces: leadership and cultural identity work among Australian Indigenous arts leaders' (Leadership, 2016), 'Surfacing assumptions via ‘metaxic’ method: an arts-based method for team fieldwork' (Qualitative Research, 2019), 'What silence can teach us about race and leadership' (Leadership, 2021), 'Integrating andragogical philosophy with Indigenous teaching and learning' (Management Learning, 2020), and 'Indigenous entrepreneurial motivations: Purpose, Profit and Leadership' (Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, 2017). Awards include the Best Paper award at the Academy of Management Conference, Critical Management Studies Division (2017), and the CPA Australia/ABDC Award for Outstanding Achievement in Business Education Collaboration (2016) for MURRA.