Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the OB Division's Making Connections Committee, we invite you to join with HBR and PSJ editors and high-impact scholars for our research-practice PDW at AOM 2017 in Atlanta.
Search for program session #333 or short title: Publishing for Real World Impact
See details below.
Best,
Organizers: Brad Winn (USU), Kristie Rogers (Marquette U) & Margaret Luciano (ASU)
Members of the Making Connections Committee, OB Division
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PUBLISHING AT THE RESEARCH-PRACTICE INTERFACE:
EDITORS AND SCHOLARS SHARE TIPS FOR REAL WORLD IMPACT
2017 AOM Professional Development Workshop (PDW)
Saturday, Aug 5th, 11:30AM-1:30PM
Hilton Atlanta, Galleria 3
- Do you want your research to have broader impact?
- Would you like a broader audience of leaders and managers to access your findings?
- Are you interested in publishing in HBR, People + Strategy, and other bridging journals?
Many scholars hope that their research studies and results will have significant implications and that these implications will be published. Yes these important insights are not necessarily read by leaders, managers, and other professionals if only published in academic journals. This PDW offers insights on how to design and publish research that is meaningful beyond the Academy. Senior editors representing bridging journals and high-impact scholars will share insights on how to publish in venues that reach both academics and practitioners.
This PDW focuses on how researchers can have greater impact by thinking about real-world implications early in the project development process and by publishing in journals that are widely circulated. Researchers and editors will lead a highly interactive and participative session on this topic which will include panelist presentations, audience dialogue, and roundtable discussions.
Our panelists include:
Ethan Bernstein, Harvard University
Eben Harrell, Harvard Business Review
Margaret Luciano, Arizona State University
John Mathieu, University of Connecticut
Anna Travis, New York University
No pre-registration is required for this PDW. We hope to see you there!
Brad Winn, Utah State University (brad.winn@usu.edu), Kristie Rogers, Marquette University (kristie.rogers@marquette.edu) and Margaret Luciano, Arizona State University (Margaret.luciano@asu.edu)
Kristie Rogers, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor | Management
College of Business | Marquette University
kristie.rogers@marquette.edu | (414) 288-5669