Faculty and Staff - Scott Anchors
Phone:
207 581-1927
E-mail/Web:
scott.anchors@umaine.edu
Address:
331 DPC
Maine Business School
Orono, ME 04469
Scott Anchors, Ph.D. teaches management at the University of Maine in the Maine Business School. Previously, he served as Executive Assistant to the President for five years at the University of Maine, and worked for over two decades in various management postions in Student Affairs at the University of Maine, Mercer University, Auburn University, University of South Florida and Iowa State University. Additionally, he had teaching appointments at all of these institutions. He has conducted research on a variety of topics related to management, educational administration, student life and personality theory, resulting in numerous publications. He has co-edited two books on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and its application to educational settings. Passionate about water sports, Scott enjoys surfing, whitewater and sea kayaking. Scott is also a Registered Master Maine Guide, American Canoe Association Certified Sea Kayaking Instructor and enjoys leading trips in Maine’s rivers and coastal waters.
Education
Ph.D., Iowa State (1987)
Publications
Books/Monographs/Chapters
- Provost, J. and Anchors, S., (Eds.) (2003). Uses of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Instrument in Colleges and Universities. Gainesville, FL: CAPT Publishing.
- Anchors, S., (1999). Decision-Making and Psychological Type. A chapter in Shape Up Your Program. Gainesville, FL: CAPT Publishing. 23-25.
- Winston, R. and Anchors, S., (Eds.) (1993) Student Housing and Residential Life: A Handbook for Professionals Committed to Goals of Student Development. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
- Provost, J. and Anchors, S., (Eds.) (1987). Applications of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in Higher Education. Palo Alto, CA: Consulting Psychologist Press.
- Anchors S., Schroeder, C. and Jackson, S., (1978) Making Yourself at Home - A Practical Guide to Personalizing and Restructuring Residence Hall Environments. (2nd edition), Cincinnati, OH: ACPA Press.
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