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*11th Annual OB Research Incubator at AOM Annual Conference *
*Saturday, August 10, 2019, morning 8-10am
We invite you to submit a research proposal for the 11th Annual "OB Research Incubator", a Professional Development Workshop that provides an exciting opportunity for researchers to receive constructive feedback and guidance from senior OB scholars and ignite connections and ongoing dialogue around topics of common interest. This session is open to both junior and senior scholars who are conducting research on OB-related topics.
During the session, participants will meet in a small group setting with leading OB scholars, who will provide direct and specific feedback on your research project. Feedback will be particularly focused on helping you address the challenges you are currently facing in bringing a project to fruition.
Pre-approval of a research proposal is required for registration. Proposals are due June 14, 2019.
Please limit submissions to 6 double spaced pages (not including references) and include the following sections:
- Brief Abstract and four keywords
- Overview of the research
- Research topic
- Conceptual framework
- Research questions
- Methods
- Challenges (these are the areas on which you would like to focus discussion). Please list specific questions you'd like a panelist to answer.
- References
- Identify up to 3 facilitators that are best suited to provide guidance on your proposal
Please send research proposals to Don Kluemper at kluemper@uic.edu using the subject line "OB Research Incubator" by Friday, June 14, 2018. Once your proposal is approved, we will send the registration code. At that point, interested participants will need to register online at the AOM PDW website https://secure.aomonline.org/PDWReg. To maintain an intimate setting, we will accept only a limited number of submissions based on the quality of the proposal, fit with the expertise of our panel, and timeliness.
The workshop will take place on the morning of Saturday, August 10, 2019.
We have an outstanding slate of productive scholars who will facilitate the session, including:
- Chao Chen , chaochen@business.rutgers.edu
- Lindy Greer, lgreer@stanford.edu
- Stephen Humphrey, humphrey@psu.edu
- Ronit Kark, karkronit@gmail.com
- Hettie Richardson, h.richardson@tcu.edu
- Christina Shalley, Christina.shalley@scheller.gatech.edu
- Shannon Taylor, sgtaylor@ucf.edu
- Michele Williams, michele-williams@uiowa.edu
- Tom Zagenczyk, thomasj@g.clemson.edu
- Blake Ashforth, blake.ashforth@asu.edu
- Liuba Belkin, lyb207@lehigh.edu
- Brian Dineen, dineenb@purdue.edu
- Mansour Javidan, Mansour.Javidan@thunderbird.asu.edu
- Chris Rosen, CRosen@walton.uark.edu
We look forward to seeing you in Boston!
Dejun Tony Kong, Donald Kluemper, & Hilary Schloemer
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Donald Kluemper
University of Illinois at Chicago
Chicago IL
(815) 753-6232
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