Dr. Judy Morley
Author, Entrepreneur, Historian, Speaker
Dr. Judy Morley is a distinguished author, entrepreneur, historian, and speaker who brings a unique historical perspective to leadership development. With her Ph.D. in History of the American West, she expertly connects historical leadership lessons with contemporary business and organizational challenges.
Areas of Expertise
- Historical Leadership Analysis
- Entrepreneurship
- Public Speaking
- American History
Education
- Ph.D. in History of the American West
- Advanced Historical Research
Professional Experience
- Published Author
- Successful Entrepreneur
- Professional Speaker
- Historical Research Expert
Meet Dr.
Dr. Judy Morley brings a unique perspective to leadership development, combining her extensive background in American Western history with practical entrepreneurial experience. Her Ph.D. in History of the American West provides a rich foundation for understanding how historical leadership principles apply to modern organizational challenges.
Leadership Philosophy
Dr. Morley believes that the most powerful leadership lessons come from studying those who led during times of great uncertainty and change. She emphasizes that historical leaders faced challenges remarkably similar to today's business environment, and their tested principles remain highly relevant.
Key Contributions
- Authored multiple works on American Western history and leadership
- Founded and led successful entrepreneurial ventures
- Developed historical case studies for leadership education
- Created frameworks connecting historical lessons to modern business challenges
Teaching Approach
Her teaching style combines rigorous historical analysis with practical application. Students appreciate her ability to bring historical figures to life and demonstrate how their leadership principles can be applied in contemporary settings.
Insights by Dr. Judy Morley
Women Changing History: Leadership Lessons from Gettysburg
Explore the often-overlooked stories of women leaders during the Battle of Gettysburg and their enduring lessons for modern leadership.
Faculty Corner: Leaders Create Meaning by Dr. Judy Morley
Learn how to process emotions, see the bigger picture, and create meaning from challenging events - just as Lincoln did with the Gettysburg Address in 1863.