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Launch Pad Workshop - How to write research methods papers

  • 1.  Launch Pad Workshop - How to write research methods papers

    Posted 05-08-2021 05:22
    Dear Colleagues,

    We invite you to attend the following forthcoming joint session by CARMA and WRN on how to write research methods papers.


    CARMA / WRN Collaborative Session 

    How to write research methods papers 

     

    If you have always had an interest in methods, like learning about and applying new methods, are constantly on the lookout for new research methods innovations, cannot wait to get your hands on the newest issue of Organizational Research Methods, and would like to belong to one of the most supportive and friendly academic communities in our field, then you should consider making research methods part of your career by writing research methods papers. Yet, if you are like most researchers, you may not know exactly how to get your foot in the door, how to conceptualize your first methods-related research project, or who to partner with to contribute to the most cutting-edge research. If so, this session is for you. 

     

    Join us for a virtual panel discussion on how to Write Research Methods Papers.  The panel of experts, known for their work in research methods, will speak about their own experiences as methodologists. Topics include how research papers are developed – from looking for opportunities to make a methodological contribution, to choosing collaborators, and the paper development process. Participants may submit questions ahead of time and ask questions in real time.  

     

    The panel session which will be held virtually on May 21st, from 09:00am to 10:30 am (Central European Summer Time). There is no charge for participation. Please register via the link below and send your questions for the panel to Jane Le (jane.le@whu.edu) by May 16th.  

     

    Organized by Tine Köhler (University of Melbourne) and Jane K. Lê (WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management). Supported by CARMA and the Women in Research Network.  

     

     

    Names of Panelists 

    • Tine Köhler, University of Melbourne, Australia 
    • Jane Lê, WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany 
    • Catherine Welch – University of Sydney, Australia 
    • Etieno Enang – Coventry University, UK 
    • Zitong Sheng – Curtin University, Australia 

    You may now register your interest at https://carmattu.com/wrm/