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  • 1.  Academy online forum with Andy Van de Van

    Posted 05-28-2002 16:55
    * Apologies for cross-posting - this message is being sent to various
    Academy of Management discussion lists*

    Dear Academy colleague,

    You are invited to participate in an Academy of Management online forum
    on "Professional Science for a Professional School," facilitated by
    Prof. Andrew Van de Ven, to be held at the MED Virtual Camp
    (http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/ ), June 3 through 7.

    Andy Van de Ven is the Vernon H. Heath Professor of Organizational
    Innovation and Change at the Carlson School of Management, University of
    Minnesota, and served as President of the Academy of Management in
    2000-2001 (for more information, please see his home page at
    http://legacy.csom.umn.edu/WWWPages/Faculty/VanDeVen/ahvhome.htm)

    In his Presidential Address at the 2001 Academy Meeting in Washington,
    D.C., Andy stated that the Academy is a learning community of practicing
    scholars: together, we can become something bigger than you and I could
    be by ourselves.

    Now he demonstrates this point by volunteering to lead Academy members
    in a week-long online discussion on scholarship in business schools, and
    how we can cope with the opportunities and challenges of "professional
    research," which transcends the polarities between basic and applied
    research. This is the topic of the first chapter in his forthcoming
    book, "Professional Science" (Sage Publications Series in Foundations
    for Organization Science). Using a baseball analogy, the chapter
    presents a "diamond model" to represent the major processes of a
    professional research project, and discusses what it takes to be
    successful in running the four bases of problem formulation, theory
    building, research design and problem solving.

    This forum is the first in a series of online interactions sponsored by
    the "Virtual Camp," an initiative of the Management Education and
    Development Division, with the support of the Academy's Teaching and
    Ethics Committees. The Virtual Camp is a year-round learning community,
    dedicated to helping Academy members contribute to the scholarship of
    teaching by honing their skills as submitters, reviewers, session
    chairs, discussants, facilitators and presenters. It is one of the
    Academy's 2002 strategic initiatives and received an innovation award.

    To participate in Andy's forum on Professional Science, just visit the
    Virtual Camp at
    http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/

    Click on the button that says "New User" and fill in the blanks (name,
    password, e-mail etc.) to create a profile. Then, click on the link
    "Van de Ven on Professional Science" and download the chapter. You're
    now ready to join us online at the Virtual Camp, throughout the week of
    June 3-7, to interact with Andy and your colleagues from around the
    world. Make this week a special moment in Academy history!

    Warm regards,

    Regina
    ***********************************
    Regina F. Bento, M.D., Ph.D.
    MED 2002 Program Chair
    Hatfield-Merrick Distinguished Professor
    Merrick School of Business
    University of Baltimore
    rbento@ubmail.ubalt.edu
    http://home.ubalt.edu/rbento


  • 2.  Academy online forum with Andy Van de Van

    Posted 06-04-2002 14:24
    Hi Regina: Can't connect- is it because it's so busy there is no longer access?

    Deborah Nixon
    University of Toronto
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Regina Bento
    To: MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
    Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 4:55 PM
    Subject: Academy online forum with Andy Van de Van


    * Apologies for cross-posting - this message is being sent to various
    Academy of Management discussion lists*

    Dear Academy colleague,

    You are invited to participate in an Academy of Management online forum
    on "Professional Science for a Professional School," facilitated by
    Prof. Andrew Van de Ven, to be held at the MED Virtual Camp
    (http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/ ), June 3 through 7.

    Andy Van de Ven is the Vernon H. Heath Professor of Organizational
    Innovation and Change at the Carlson School of Management, University of
    Minnesota, and served as President of the Academy of Management in
    2000-2001 (for more information, please see his home page at
    http://legacy.csom.umn.edu/WWWPages/Faculty/VanDeVen/ahvhome.htm)

    In his Presidential Address at the 2001 Academy Meeting in Washington,
    D.C., Andy stated that the Academy is a learning community of practicing
    scholars: together, we can become something bigger than you and I could
    be by ourselves.

    Now he demonstrates this point by volunteering to lead Academy members
    in a week-long online discussion on scholarship in business schools, and
    how we can cope with the opportunities and challenges of "professional
    research," which transcends the polarities between basic and applied
    research. This is the topic of the first chapter in his forthcoming
    book, "Professional Science" (Sage Publications Series in Foundations
    for Organization Science). Using a baseball analogy, the chapter
    presents a "diamond model" to represent the major processes of a
    professional research project, and discusses what it takes to be
    successful in running the four bases of problem formulation, theory
    building, research design and problem solving.

    This forum is the first in a series of online interactions sponsored by
    the "Virtual Camp," an initiative of the Management Education and
    Development Division, with the support of the Academy's Teaching and
    Ethics Committees. The Virtual Camp is a year-round learning community,
    dedicated to helping Academy members contribute to the scholarship of
    teaching by honing their skills as submitters, reviewers, session
    chairs, discussants, facilitators and presenters. It is one of the
    Academy's 2002 strategic initiatives and received an innovation award.

    To participate in Andy's forum on Professional Science, just visit the
    Virtual Camp at
    http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/

    Click on the button that says "New User" and fill in the blanks (name,
    password, e-mail etc.) to create a profile. Then, click on the link
    "Van de Ven on Professional Science" and download the chapter. You're
    now ready to join us online at the Virtual Camp, throughout the week of
    June 3-7, to interact with Andy and your colleagues from around the
    world. Make this week a special moment in Academy history!

    Warm regards,

    Regina
    ***********************************
    Regina F. Bento, M.D., Ph.D.
    MED 2002 Program Chair
    Hatfield-Merrick Distinguished Professor
    Merrick School of Business
    University of Baltimore
    rbento@ubmail.ubalt.edu
    http://home.ubalt.edu/rbento


  • 3.  Academy online forum with Andy Van de Van

    Posted 06-04-2002 17:50
    Hi Deborah, I've just tried and it's working - access is always open! Thanks for
    trying,
    and I'm looking forward to seeing you there!
    http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/

    Regina

    deborah wrote:

    > Hi Regina: Can't connect- is it because it's so busy there is no longer access?
    >
    > Deborah Nixon
    > University of Toronto
    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: Regina Bento
    > To: MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
    > Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 4:55 PM
    > Subject: Academy online forum with Andy Van de Van
    >
    > * Apologies for cross-posting - this message is being sent to various
    > Academy of Management discussion lists*
    >
    > Dear Academy colleague,
    >
    > You are invited to participate in an Academy of Management online forum
    > on "Professional Science for a Professional School," facilitated by
    > Prof. Andrew Van de Ven, to be held at the MED Virtual Camp
    > (http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/ ), June 3 through 7.
    >
    > Andy Van de Ven is the Vernon H. Heath Professor of Organizational
    > Innovation and Change at the Carlson School of Management, University of
    > Minnesota, and served as President of the Academy of Management in
    > 2000-2001 (for more information, please see his home page at
    > http://legacy.csom.umn.edu/WWWPages/Faculty/VanDeVen/ahvhome.htm)
    >
    > In his Presidential Address at the 2001 Academy Meeting in Washington,
    > D.C., Andy stated that the Academy is a learning community of practicing
    > scholars: together, we can become something bigger than you and I could
    > be by ourselves.
    >
    > Now he demonstrates this point by volunteering to lead Academy members
    > in a week-long online discussion on scholarship in business schools, and
    > how we can cope with the opportunities and challenges of "professional
    > research," which transcends the polarities between basic and applied
    > research. This is the topic of the first chapter in his forthcoming
    > book, "Professional Science" (Sage Publications Series in Foundations
    > for Organization Science). Using a baseball analogy, the chapter
    > presents a "diamond model" to represent the major processes of a
    > professional research project, and discusses what it takes to be
    > successful in running the four bases of problem formulation, theory
    > building, research design and problem solving.
    >
    > This forum is the first in a series of online interactions sponsored by
    > the "Virtual Camp," an initiative of the Management Education and
    > Development Division, with the support of the Academy's Teaching and
    > Ethics Committees. The Virtual Camp is a year-round learning community,
    > dedicated to helping Academy members contribute to the scholarship of
    > teaching by honing their skills as submitters, reviewers, session
    > chairs, discussants, facilitators and presenters. It is one of the
    > Academy's 2002 strategic initiatives and received an innovation award.
    >
    > To participate in Andy's forum on Professional Science, just visit the
    > Virtual Camp at
    > http://aom.pace.edu:8088/~VirtualCamp/
    >
    > Click on the button that says "New User" and fill in the blanks (name,
    > password, e-mail etc.) to create a profile. Then, click on the link
    > "Van de Ven on Professional Science" and download the chapter. You're
    > now ready to join us online at the Virtual Camp, throughout the week of
    > June 3-7, to interact with Andy and your colleagues from around the
    > world. Make this week a special moment in Academy history!
    >
    > Warm regards,
    >
    > Regina
    > ***********************************
    > Regina F. Bento, M.D., Ph.D.
    > MED 2002 Program Chair
    > Hatfield-Merrick Distinguished Professor
    > Merrick School of Business
    > University of Baltimore
    > rbento@ubmail.ubalt.edu
    > http://home.ubalt.edu/rbento