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> Topics of the day:
>
> 1. New position announcement
> 2. Come to New England this June for "Teaching as a Liberal Art"
> 3. POSITION: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY - BOSTON
>
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>
> Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 10:31:40 -0500
> From: C Gopinath <
cgopinat@suffolk.edu>
> Subject: New position announcement
>
> Charlie,
> Please post the following announcement .
> peace,
> gopi
> .........................................................................
> ... New Position Announcement
>
> Due to growth in our core programs (undergraduate and graduate) and the
> creation of a new Global MBA program, the Sawyer School of Management at
> Suffolk University (Boston) is seeking to fill tenure track positions in
> the management department with a specialty in international business.
>
> The Sawyer School of Management, one of three colleges within Suffolk
> University, offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business and
> public management. We have campuses in Boston, Madrid (Spain) and Dakar
> (Senegal). We also have collaborative arrangements with universities in
> China and Turkey, among others. We have about 3000 students and 72 faculty
> that is very diverse representing over 100 countries. Please visit our
> web site at
www.suffolk.edu for more information.
>
> We are seeking to fill one (possibly two) tenure track positions.
> Candidates with a Ph.D. in international business or in strategic
> management with significant interest in international business are
> encouraged to apply. We seek individuals with expertise gained either
> through research, consulting, and/or personal job experience. Additional
> interests or expertise/experience in the domains of finance and/or
> marketing would be attractive. Rank is open so both junior and senior
> candidates are invited to apply.
>
> We highly value teaching and research equally. Teaching needs that we
> seek to fill include a survey course in international business
> (graduate), international strategy courses (graduate) and strategic
> management (both undergraduate and undergraduate) Over time we expect
> that there will be other opportunities to create and deliver courses at
> both the graduate and undergraduate level (including international travel
> seminars). Any area of research within the framework of international
> business is acceptable to us. Publications in leading refereed journals
> are a requirement for tenure.
>
> In addition to our expectations about contributions in the domains of
> teaching and research, we are looking for candidates that promise to be
> community-minded and participate in the future leadership of the Sawyer
> School of Management.
>
> Interested applicants should send (preferably via regular mail) a current
> Curriculum Vita, and other materials that you believe support your
> application. Please send applications to Suzyn Ornstein,
> Chair--Management Department, Sawyer School of Management, Suffolk
> University, 8 Ashburton Place, Boston, MA 02108-2770. We intend to move
> quickly on our hiring and deadline for the receipt of applications is
> January 15, 2003.
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 09:26:45 -0600
> From: Martin Hornyak <
mhornyak@uwf.edu>
> Subject: Re: Come to New England this June for "Teaching as a Liberal Art"
>
> Bill,
>
> Great article in AoM Learning & Education!! It is good to see MED-ers
> where they should be and need to be seen! Maybe our division's best
> papers can be sent direct from the division to Aom L&E direct? Congrats
> Bill!
>
> Marty Hornyak
>
> P.S. I will send Carolyn and Steve a note on the idea.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Management Education and Development Discussion
> [mailto:
MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU]On Behalf Of William Ferris
> Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 4:56 PM
> To:
MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
> Subject: Come to New England this June for "Teaching as a Liberal Art"
>
>
> Hi All
>
> Please consider sending one of your best exercises or ideas in 3-5 pages
> to the 30th annual Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference to be
> held June 11-14, 2003 in the beautiful Pioneer Valley of Western
> Massachusetts at Western New England College in Springfield, MA. When
> James Russell Lowell, one of New England's greatest poets, wrote, "What
> is so rare as a day in June?/Then, if ever, come perfect days," he was
> writing about the ambiance and atmosphere at this conference!! This
> year's theme will stress the connection between the liberal arts and our
> field.
>
> Accepted submissions on theme will be published in an edited Theme
> Resource CD with its own ISBN.
>
> Our deadline is 2 months away--plenty of time to get your submission in.
> Paper Call is below:
>
>
> ?Teaching as a Liberal Art?
> Humanistic and Interdisciplinary Approaches in Management Education
>
> THE 30TH ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR TEACHING CONFERENCE
> Western New England College · Springfield, MA. · June 11-14, 2003
>
> DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: JANUARY 17, 2003
>
> As we proceed into the first decade of the 21st century, our world is
> faced with many new challenges that are humanistic as well as economic
> and political. In some ways, those of us in management education live at
> the crossroads of these major thoroughfares of our current world. The
> events of 9-11 and its aftermath have shown us that we must consider our
> everyday environment a global one - paradoxically much smaller in terms
> of potential dangers and much more complex in terms of the potential for
> peaceful coexistence with every constituency of the human race. As
> educators, these new realities lead us more urgently than ever to pursue
> our craft in a way that Liberates, Humanizes, and Connects.
>
> Consequently, we will look with special favor upon papers, exercises,
> and sessions that:
>
> (1) Encourage the liberation of the mind, body or spirit
> (2) Deal with the essential oneness of all human beings in celebration
> of the aesthetic, the creative, and the ethical characteristics that
> elevate our lives, and
> (3) Combine ideals from across disciplines in an attempt to see our
> human endeavors in new, paradigmatically challenging, ways.
>
> As a part of this theme, we encourage participants to describe artistic
> approaches to teaching as well as social scientific ones. We also
> support submissions that take global economics and politics into
> account, as they are central to issues of peaceful planetary
> coexistence. Of course, as always, we will be enthusiastic about
> considering submissions that don?t seem related to the theme as long as
> they look compelling to anyone interested in better management education.
>
> Welcome to Western New England College! WNEC is on the web at
>
www.wnec.edu. OBTC attendees will appreciate WNEC?s meticulously
> landscaped 210-acre campus in Springfield, MA. We will be using dorms
> with suites, for the most part, and all activities will be within 400
> yards of each other. Participants will be able to use the facilities at
> our Healthful Living Center when they are not going to events.
> Springfield is located halfway between New York and Boston in the
> Connecticut River valley. You may want to precede or follow up your
> attendance at the conference with a trip to the Berkshires, which is an
> hour away, or to Cape Cod or historic Boston, each a couple of hours
> away. While at the conference, you may visit the Basketball Hall of
> Fame, newly recreated as something of a theme park. Six Flags New
> England is also located within 10 miles of the College. We will be
> designing lots of great things to do, too. Bradley International Airport
> (BDL), the Hartford-Springfield airport, serves WNEC and is about 25
> minutes from campus.
>
> Have questions or want to help? If you have questions, want to be on the
> Program Committee, or help in the reviewing process, please contact Bill
> Ferris (
bferris@wnec.edu; 413-782-1629) or Jeanie Forray
> (
jforray@wnec.edu; 413-782-1702). For additional information on
> conference logistical details, contact Linda Bowman (
lbowman@wnec.edu;
> 413-782-1473). More details will continue to be provided via electronic
> listserv announcements and on the web at
www.wnec.edu/obtc and
>
www.obtc.org.
>
> PROPOSAL GUIDELINES. OBTC formats include 30-minute catalyst sessions,
> and 60-, 75- and 90-minute workshops, showcases, or experiential
> exercises. Catalyst Sessions are brief, focused, informal sessions that
> explore a single new idea, concept, or teaching approach. Longer
> sessions generally take the form of a seminar, small group discussion,
> hands-on activity, or teaching demonstration. The program will include
> only sessions of 90 minutes or less.
>
> Proposals are also encouraged for sessions that may extend over more
> than one day of the Conference. The OBTC, ?the premier teaching
> conference in North America for management educators,? has traditionally
> been characterized by highly interactive sessions rather than a more
> passive lecture format; therefore, proposals that actively engage
> attendees are more likely to be viewed favorably by reviewers. Sessions
> designed for doctoral students and new/early career faculty are
> especially welcome!
>
> Any accepted proposals that are on the theme may be published in their
> entirety in a CD-ROM format as a theme resource if the author(s) wish.
>
> Send submissions by the January 17, 2003 deadline in Word format via
> e-mail to
obtc@wnec.edu. (In lieu of email, if you wish to send 4 hard
> copies and a diskette copy instead, please send to OBTC 2003, Western
> New England College, School of Business, 1215 Wilbraham Road,
> Springfield, MA 01119.
>
> All proposals are blind reviewed by multiple reviewers. Assessment
> focuses on the potential interest to conference attendees, contribution
> to improved teaching, evidence that the proposed session will achieve
> its stated purpose, and linkage to this year?s Theme. Due to the
> popularity and small nature of the conference, a favorable review does
> not guarantee selection for the final program. Proposals will be ranked
> and sorted by the Program Committee in early March.
>
> Space on the program is scarce as Conference attendance is limited to
> roughly 300 participants. It is the norm of the Society and the
> Conference that a submission represents a commitment to present the
> session at the Conference and to register for and attend the entire
> Conference.
>
> PROPOSAL FORMAT. All proposals should include the following:
> · Cover Sheet with a title and name, title, affiliation, address,
> telephone, email, and fax number for all presenters. The primary contact
> person should be identified in the case of multiple presenters.
> Presenters? names should not appear anywhere else in the proposal!
> · An indication if/how the session relates to this year?s conference
> theme(s).
> · An Abstract of no more than 100 words (for use in conference program).
> · Planning Details, to include:
> o Proposed audience, e.g., new faculty, more experienced faculty, small
> schools, etc.
> o Maximum number of participants if applicable
> o Type of session and optimum time required (including other possible
> delivery modes)
> o Any special requirements, such as room configuration or special
> equipment, indicating if these are required or preferred.
> · Session Description that provides, in 2-4 pages, a statement of the
> session?s purpose and a description of the session or activities (i.e.,
> what and why).
> · A complete Teaching Note should accompany all proposals involving
> teaching activities. The Teaching Note includes detailed guidelines for
> running the exercise and what to expect, and need not be more than 2
> pages in length.
>
> Limited funds are available to support New Faculty, Diversity, and First
> Nations Outreach Efforts.
>
> PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO FORWARD THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO YOUR FRIENDS!
>
> Best,
>
> Bill and Jeanie
>
> --
> --
> Bill Ferris & Jeanie Forray, Conference Coordinators
> Management Professors
> Western New England College
> 1215 Wilbraham Rd.
> Springfield, MA 01119
>
> Linda Bowman, Conference Director
> Western New England College
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 14:09:10 -0500
> From: Charles Wankel <
wankelc@optonline.net>
> Subject: POSITION: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY - BOSTON
>
> Due to growth in our core programs (undergraduate and graduate) and the
> creation of a new Global MBA program, the Sawyer School of Management at
> Suffolk University (Boston) is seeking to fill tenure track positions in
> the management department with a specialty in international business.
>
> The Sawyer School of Management, one of three colleges within Suffolk
> University, offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business and
> public management. We have campuses in Boston, Madrid (Spain) and Dakar
> (Senegal). We also have collaborative arrangements with universities in
> China and Turkey, among others. We have about 3000 students and 72
> faculty that is very diverse representing over 100 countries. Please
> visit our web site at
www.suffolk.edu for more information.
>
> We are seeking to fill one (possibly two) tenure track positions.
> Candidates with a Ph.D. in international business or in strategic
> management with significant interest in international business are
> encouraged to apply. We seek individuals with expertise gained either
> through research, consulting, and/or personal job experience. Additional
> interests or expertise/experience in the domains of finance and/or
> marketing would be attractive. Rank is open so both junior and senior
> candidates are invited to apply.
>
>
>
> We highly value teaching and research equally. Teaching needs that we
> seek to fill include a survey course in international business
> (graduate), international strategy courses (graduate) and strategic
> management (both undergraduate and undergraduate) Over time we expect
> that there will be other opportunities to create and deliver courses at
> both the graduate and undergraduate level (including international
> travel seminars). Any area of research within the framework of
> international business is acceptable to us. Publications in leading
> refereed journals are a requirement for tenure.
>
> In addition to our expectations about contributions in the domains of
> teaching and research, we are looking for candidates that promise to be
> community-minded and participate in the future leadership of the Sawyer
> School of Management.
>
> Interested applicants should send (preferably via regular mail) a
> current Curriculum Vita, and other materials that you believe support
> your application. Please send applications to Suzyn Ornstein,
> Chair--Management Department, Sawyer School of Management, Suffolk
> University, 8 Ashburton Place, Boston, MA 02108-2770. We intend to move
> quickly on our hiring and deadline for the receipt of applications is
> January 15, 2003.
>
> ------------------------------
>
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