From: MED05 [mailto:
med05@vaxa.cis.uwosh.edu]
As you browse through the lush Academy of Management pre-conference
workshop program, where opportunities for cross-disciplinary networking and
interactive learning abound, please consider the following:
SIM-MED-SBE Research Roundtables: Advancing Our Scholarly Networks (Session
319 in the conference program)
Place: New Orleans Marriott, Preservation Hall Studio 4
Time: Sunday, August 8, 2004, 10 AM-12 PM
This research roundtable workshop is open to all registered meeting
attendees. Advanced registration for this workshop is not required, though
it would be helpful in planning if you were to contact in advance the
workshop coordinator, Jerry Calton, at <
calton@hawaii.edu>. Drop ins are
welcome, but you will have to stash your Mardi Gras beads at the door.
Since choices among the great smorgasbord of offerings are made as much on
the basis of who is leading discussion as upon the topic being discussed,
great care has been taken to recruit the most lively and thoughtful
roundtable provocateurs available. Topics have been chosen to whet the
appetites of SIM, MED, and SBE members, while also appealing to the more
eclectic and adventurous types in other divisions.
Provocateurs (in alphabetical order) - Table Topics
Pursey Heugens, University of Utrecht - A Social Contracting Approach to
Building and Sustaining Stakeholder Networks.
Anne Lawrence, San Jose State University - Teaching SIM with Cases and
Videos.
John Mahon, University of Maine - Corporate Political Strategy.
Richard Marens, California State University, Sacramento - What Can Critical
Theory Bring to the SIM Table?
Jim Weber, Duquesne University - Can We Measure Whether Ethics Training
Makes a Difference?
Brief bibliographies of each table topic will be provided. This is your
chance to forge research alliances with scholars and practitioners of like
interests and to get started on that next big project. Don't forget, the
2005 Academy meeting is in Honolulu!
We hope to see you on Sunday, August 8, at 10 AM, in the Marriott
Preservation Hall Studio 4. Pre-registration is not required and drop ins
are welcome, sans beads.
Contact Jerry Calton <
calton@hawaii.edu> if you have any questions.
Please note: This workshop meets immediately after the ONE-SIM Faculty
Development Workshop, "Getting Editorial Advice From the Experts - Ask the
Experts" held in the same room. All experts and aspirants are cordially
invited to come to the research roundtables and share our sparkling
repartee. Limited refreshments on offer.
J. B. (Ben) Arbaugh, Ph.D.
2003-04 Program Chair Elect, MED Division
Academy of Management
and Curwood Inc. Endowed Professor
College of Business Administration
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
e-mail:
arbaugh@uwosh.edu Phone: (920) 424-7189
"What are you reading?"