MED Workshop - "The art and craft of reviewing" (AOM session 284)
Please pre-register with Haze Schepmyer at
hazlon@rotman.utoronto.ca
"The Academy's Mentoring and Doctoral Students Liaison (DSL) committees are
working with members of the Governing Council to help the Academy better
identify and meet the needs of its student members. Together we are running
a professional development workshop (PDW) sponsored/endorsed by several
divisions allowing students to meet with and learn from some of the best
reviewers in the Academy. The PDW is called "Learning the art and craft of
reviewing: From the best reviewers of today to the best reviewers of
tomorrow". The format involves a panel of four to five reviewers or journal
editors who will speak for the first part of the PDW. Subsequently, there
will be time for small groups in which the best reviewer(s) from each
division sits down with about seven to ten first- and second-year doctoral
students for the second half of the PDW. Each PDW chair has been asked to
nominate the "best reviewer(s)" to represent his or her division in the
session. It is our hope (along with the Board and the Council) that this
will become an annual event. The benefit to the Academy and the divisions,
particularly MED, is that students would be taught how to be good reviewers.
Moreover, divisions may be able to recruit student reviewers on site. In an
effort to continue with the focus on the strategic direction of identifying
member needs, the signal or message to the students would be that all the
divisions represented at the session are concerned with the professional
development of students."
date: Sunday, August 3rd
time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
place: West Room B, Sheraton Seattle Hotel & Towers
organizers: DSL and Mentoring committees
supporters: MED, CM, MOC, OCIS, ONE, PNP, SIM, MSR, CAR
session number: 284
"The best exercise for the heart is lifting up others"
Hazlon (Haze) Schepmyer
Ph.D. Student, Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management
University of Toronto
105 St. George St.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M5S 3E6
Phone: (416) 978-7019
Fax: (416) 978-5433
hazlon@rotman.utoronto.ca