In my role as MED Chair of Film in Teaching, I again
encourage you to submit PDW Workshop and Symposia proposals
for our Seattle meeting. Would love to see workshops based
on highly varied media such as poetry, photographs (Chris
Poulson?), art (Nancy Adler?), music (Dorothy Marcic?),
non-US films (?????), theater (Tim Clark?), ..... and just
about any other creative approach to class room experiences
in management. Wonderful to have a single symposium that
combines multiple media.
Joe Champoux
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"Organizational Behavior: Essential Tenets," 2ed. Available
now from South-Western/Thomson Learning. Includes new
in-text "At the Movies" feature and WebTutor on-line student
study guide. The on-line guide features links to film
trailers associated with a chapter's content. Instructor's
manual, PowerPoint slides, and test bank available now.
NEW: "At the Movies: Organizational Behavior" and "At the
Movies: Management" from South-Western. Ask your sales
representative about bundling these workbooks with your
favorite South-Western/Thomson Learning text.
"Organizational Behavior: Using Film to Visualize Principles
and Practices." Available from South-Western/Thomson
Learning.
"Management: Using Film to Visualize Principles and
Practices." Available form South-Western/Thomson
Learning.
To see these books, their content, and support packages go
to:
http://champoux.swcollege.com
For materials on film as a teaching or learning resource, go
to:
http://asm.unm.eduClick "Course Data Files" quick link on right
Double click folder "Champoux"
Double click folder "Film"
You can download the Word documents for the latest on
teaching with film.
Joseph E. Champoux, Ph.D.
Regents Professor of Management
The Robert O. Anderson Schools of Management
The University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131-1221 USA
505.277.3237; 505.277.7108 (FAX)
Home office voice mail and FAX: 505.856.6253
E-mail:
champoux@unm.edu