Registration/submission deadlines for the MOC Division's "In the Rough" PDW series have been extended from June 30th to July 15th – see below for more information about each PDW and follow the links for more information.
MOC "IN-THE-ROUGH" PDWs (Pre-registration Required):
Pre-registration is now required by July 15th:
Cognition in the Rough:
CIR provides scholars at all levels the opportunity to discuss their work and receive insightful feedback from major scholars in the field (virtually). The PDW requires submitting a paper proposal which will be reviewed and assigned to a virtual "roundtable" for discussion with 2-3 well-known scholars in the paper's domain for developmental feedback. These virtual roundtables will take place in early August. More information & proposal submission instructions are available at the link below.
Submission Info: https://moc.aom.org/intherough/cir
Diamonds in the Rough:
This year's DIR, more than ever, seeks to support junior scholars as they contemplate their market/career opportunities in 2020 and beyond. The PDW includes a live panel on "Opportunity and Equality in Academia" (Aug 8th,12pm EST) with Morela Hernandez (Virginia), Dave Mayer (Michigan), and Eero Vaara (Oxford), as well as asynchronous 'breakout tables' to workshop your portfolio with 17 prominent MOC/AOM scholars.
Registration: http://washington.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aYs1sjFcz4iNZBz
Reviewing in the Rough:
Join us to gain key insights about the review process from Associate Editors and Editorial Board Members at leading journals in our field. The PDW includes a live panel on "The Review Process" (Aug 7th, 2pm EST) with Mike Pratt (Boston College), Matthew Grimes (Cambridge), and Burak Oc (Melbourne), as well as synchronous 'breakout tables' with prominent scholars.
Registration: E-mail mocreview@gmail.com to receive manuscript
ADDITIONAL MOC "IN THE ROUGH" PDWs (no pre-registration)
Please also stay tuned on our website for more info on other events: https://moc.aom.org/
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Christopher Myers
Assistant Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
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