Mg-Ed-Dv-ers,
Remember! Submitting to MED is a double whammy. You get both research
points and validation of your commitment to cutting-edge teaching. The dean
is sure to be convinced of your worthiness for renewal, tenure, promotion,
and even appointment to that chaired professorship you covet. Surely the
Fulbright committee will be impressed. Think of those nasty kids of yours
soaking up a foreign culture and language while you're on your Fulbright.
Maybe they'll end up getting into a better university with more support and
out of your hair eventually. (They'll never leave otherwise!) So start
writing your papers or crafting your panel discussion proposals. (Remember
that panel discussions are called symposia in Academy lingo). Now! Data?
Survey your students on their reaction to your cool new pedagogical approach
or to that new computer-based thing you make them do. Better yet get
colleagues at other institutions to do the same and really have some data.
Compare it with students who do not have you and your gimmicks. Post to
this and other lists for people who would like to collaborate with on the
study. Since the deadline for submitting workshops is November 1st and the
deadline for papers and panels is January 4th. You'll even have time to
figure what else you'll be doing in Denver, Colorado! What's it like?
What's there to see there? Why should you want to go? The Rocky Mountains?
http://www.colorado.com/
http://www.denverhauntedhistory.com/
http://rockies.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/col/homepage/col_homepage.jsp
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/Entomology/ent.html
http://www.coloradosprings-travel.com/
'nuff said,
Charles Wankel
mg-ed-dv list director
wankelc@stjohns.edu
-----Original Message-----
Dear MG-ED-DV colleagues:
It's time to start getting ready for the 2002 Academy of Management
Meeting in Denver, Colorado!
Please visit the Management Education and Development (MED) web site at
http://www.aom.pace.edu/med/ to find information about submitting
Professional Development Workshops (Deadline: November 1, 2001) and
Papers and Symposia (Deadline: January 4, 2002). You'll also find there
lots of useful information about the
2002 meeting, as well as our Call for Reviewers.
If at any time you have trouble reaching the Academy server, you can
also have access to all MED pages by going to
http://home.ubalt.edu/rbento/med/
We look forward to your participation as a presenter, reviewer,
discussant, chair, or whatever role you can can play to help make MED
the living symbol of the 2002 Academy theme, "Building Effective
Networks"!
Regina Bento (papers and panels chair)
rbento@UBmail.ubalt.edu
Carolyn Wiley (workshops chair)
Carolyn.Wiley@ie.wmmercer.com