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Session Attendance – By Invitation / Pre-Registration ONLY

Practice-oriented doctoral students face a unique set of dissertation challenges. Often seeking to either solve a specific business problem or close the theory/practice gap, the goal nonetheless centers on the creation of relevant and impactful research.

A specially designed practice-oriented workshop will take place on August 5 during the AOM 2023 in Boston. This session will begin with an overview of the challenges practice-oriented doctoral students face across the dissertation process phases, and then will allow registrants to receive feedback on your dissertation project from experienced practice-oriented academics.

Interested practice-oriented doctoral students are encouraged to submit a prospectus template of their doctoral dissertation work-in-progress (see submission information below).  During the session, each registrant will receive specific feedback on their submission from attending scholar-practitioners and practice-oriented university professors. The session will close with advice and guidance for all attendees on those elements presented and considered in an outstanding practice-oriented dissertation.

Registration Process

Registrants must be currently enrolled in a Practice-oriented Doctorate programme AND have successfully defended your thesis proposal.

Registrants must also hold a currently valid AOM membership AND have registered to attend the Annual Meeting.

Applicants must complete the following template to submit their application – by the submission deadline of 1 July 2023:

PDW TEMPLATE FORM

NOTE: Participation in the Consortium is by invitation only, with space limited to 20 students. 

• If more than 20 applications are received, participants will be selected based on the quality and the potential scholarly literature and/or practice contribution of the submission. 

Agreement to have your paper’s topic, literature review and research methodology shared among a small group for discussion purposes by the workshop facilitators is required – no level of confidentiality will be guaranteed to participants as part of the discussion.

If your proposal is accepted, you will receive further instructions.  There is no additional cost to attend this PDW (other than the AOM Annual Conference registration).

PDW Proposal Submission Hard Deadline: 1 July 2023

We look forward to hearing from you!

AOM 2023 Practice-Oriented Doctoral Consortium Team

Questions can be directed to:

• Emmanuel Monod, UCMT Shanghai, China: Emmanuel.monod@outlook.com
• Christof Bakhaus, Napier University, UK: c.backhaus@napier.ac.uk
• Ann Saurbier, West Liberty University, USA: ann.saurbier@westliberty.edu

• Trahms, Cheryl A, Minnesota state University, USA
• Ann Saurbier, west liberty university, USA
• Provitera, Michael, Barry University, USA
• Kumar, Arun, King’s College of London, UK
• John Stark, California state University, USA
• Perez Batres, Luis A, Missouri state University, USA
• Harris, Robert O., Lewis University, USA
• Alex Wright, Sheffield University, UK
• Jamil, Fahd, Warwick Business School, USA
• Michelle Greene, South East Technological University (SETU), Ireland
• Gilbert, Douglas, Walden University, USA
• Anne Graham, South East Technological University (SETU), Ireland
• Pochampalli, Uma D, University of Pittsburg, USA
• K Dey, Birla institute of management technology India
• Karl-Heinz Pogner, Copenhagen business school, Denmark
• U.K. Bhattacharya, Indian Institute of Management, Indore, India

This AOM MED professional doctorate pre-submission workshop aims to help DBA and other professional doctorate students increase their chances of a paper acceptance for AOM 2023 Boston. Students who submit to this online workshop will receive constructive oral feedback. This 3 hour workshop is scheduled for December 8th at 9am EST (New York), 3pm European time, 6am PST, 9pm China time.

Submission deadline: November 29, 2022

Program Chair: Emmanuel Monod, international relations, AOM MED division

This AOM MED professional doctorate pre-submission workshop aims to help DBA and other professional doctorate students increase their chances of a paper acceptance for AOM 2023 Boston. Students who submit to this online workshop will receive constructive oral feedback. This 3 hour workshop is scheduled for December 8th at 9am EST (New York), 3pm European time, 6am PST, 9pm China time.

December 8th, 2022, 9am-12pm EST (9pm to 12am, China)

Submission deadline: November 29, 2022

Program Chair: Emmanuel Monod, international relations, AOM MED division

Please join us for any of our MED Division events at #AOM2022! We’re here to support your career journey, from completing your doctorate, through your job search, tenure process and beyond.

Develop your teaching skills through our PDWs, and learn more about research on management education and leadership development through our symposia and scholarly paper sessions. We’re here to help you succeed as a scholar and a teacher!

The education theory, practice and policy division of the Academy of Management

The Annual MED’s consortium at AOM (offered exclusively in-person this year), facilitates the professional development of junior faculty (5 years or less since the first faculty position) and doctoral students who are aiming for a successful faculty career and is OPEN to all AOM attendees across all divisions! Given MED’s interdisciplinary membership, our consortium is offered in a unique way so as to allow the participants to come up with a customizable bundle that addresses their teacher-scholar needs. Additionally, you do not have to dedicate a full day to attend a live consortium. On successful completion, participants are also awarded a certificate from MED-AOM!

To successfully participate in the consortium, participants will meet the following requirements:

1. Consortium participants will choose to attend THREE professional development workshops (PDWs) from a select list of PDWs being offered by MED at this year’s meeting. These workshops focus on a wide-range of topics relevant for professional development of emerging teacher-scholars (the list to be shared soon).

2. Attendees will also participate in TWO bookend events (pre and post) which include a Friday evening (August 5 between 6:00pm-7:00pm) introductory welcome/mixer and a Monday morning (August 8 between 8:00pm-9:00am) breakfast. The goal is to provide participants with a platform to network, create a community, and reflect on their learning.

To participate in the MED’s Consortium, please click this link to complete a quick registration form.

Links to MED’s consortium-related sessions (# 245, 240, and 1062) on AOM’s online program:

Main session Information:

https://2022.aom.org/meetings/virtual/QEmSL3ipcJ9awfT3g

Friday Evening Welcome Event (pre-bookend):

https://2022.aom.org/meetings/virtual/KdRLPaoKLKhX2nXz8

Closing Breakfast on Monday (post-bookend)

https://2022.aom.org/meetings/virtual/ffkGDRyHsxqekx9Pe

𝑭𝒐𝒓 𝒒𝒖𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔, 𝒑𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒆 𝒆𝒎𝒂𝒊𝒍 MED Consortium Coordinators:

Preeti Wadhwa (Chair) at: pwadhwa@cpp.edu

Robert Bonner (Vice Chair) at: bonner@sfsu.edu