Academy of Management Meeting in Washington D.C. http://aom.pace.edu/index.stm There are several options here for study group members to meet and share ideas:
We have had our Professional Development Workshop (PDW) proposal accepted by three divisions (History, Research Methods, and Organization Development and Change) and we seek sponsorship from one or more divisions who are looking at schedule issues (see all options). PDW programs are planned well in advance of the submission deadline for the regular Academy meeting. Individuals wishing to become involved in organizing a PDW activity must seek the sponsorship of a division or interest group by contacting the relevant PDW chair (see pages 9-13) by November 13, 2000.See call for papers
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of Management - PDW Session is approved
and scheduled: Hotel: Hilton Washington & Towers Room: State Day: Saturday, August 04, 2001 Time: 8:30 AM-4:00 PM |
APPROVED History Division (pending
full Academy approval) Shawn
M. Carraher, Ph. D. email: Shawn_Carraher@tamu-commerce.edu
Professor of Management & Global Entrepreneurship
Texas A & M University - Commerce
PDW Chair History Division of the Academy of
Management
Shawn sent the following fax: "The management
History Division of the Academy of Management agrees
to accept a series of four sessions for the August
2001 meeting in Washington, DC for our Professional
Development Workshops. Each group shall be allotted a
meeting place for 90 minutes apiece. Sincerely, Shawn
M. Carraher, PDW Chair" (October 5, 2000).
CONTACTS:
APPROVED RMD Division (pending full Academy approval) Joseph Thatchenkery Ph.D. joseph@gmu.edu
APPROVED ODC Division (pending full Academy approval) Chris Worley cworley@pepperdine.edu
PDW Program Coordinator
Rita Collins
Simon Fraser University
Faculty of Business Administration
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6 CANADA
Phone: (604) 291-5609
Fax: (604) 268-6674
Email: rcollins@sfu.ca
Professional Development Workshops
Chair
Rosalie Tung
Simon Fraser University
Faculty of Business Administration
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6 CANADA
Phone: (604) 291-3083
Fax: (604) 268-6674
Email: tung@sfu.ca
APPROVED Research Methods Division
Tojo Thatchenkery
George Mason University
MS 4B6 School of Public Policy
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444 USA
Phone: (703) 993-3808
Fax: (703) 993-3788
Email: joseph@gmu.edu
FULL PDW PROPOSAL (Click here).
| PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP FACILITATORS & GROUP COORDINATORS
FOR WASHINGTON D.C. MEETINGS, August, 2001. Proposed
and accepted for August 4, 2001 from 8:30 A.M. to
4P.M.
Key: Below are the facilitators who have action research experience who will work with the subgroup coordinators at the Academy of Management Professional Development Workshops. Also listed are the coordinators who have volunteered to be point of contact for the subgroups and work with the facilitators to get the groups as prepared as possible for the workshops. Each session is 90 minutes, and all members of all subgroups are welcome to attend all 4 sessions (this means we actually have 6 hours of time to word together). The Group Coordinators and the Group Facilitators will be working with each of the subgroups and any invited guests to prepare for the workshop. The objective is to come out with a workable research, sample, and action research set of plans and press release for each group, review and fine tune the plans in Washington D.C. and move into basic and action research phases of the studies. We will try to get as much done before the meeting as possible. Members who can not attend will be there as virtual group participants (by email or if we get the technology by direct hookup). |
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| STUDY GROUP ONE How
has the Athletic Apparel Industry enacted their espoused
Codes of Conduct over time?
ACTION RESEARCH FACILITATOR: Rupert Chisholm Jr Penn State University GROUP COORDINATOR: Angana
P. Chatterji,
Ph.D. Angana@aol.com
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STUDY GROUP TWO Does
the Athletic Apparel Industry pay a living wage?
GROUP COORDINATORS:
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| STUDY GROUP THREE Does
the Athletic Apparel Industry subcontract with
"sweatshops"?
ACTION RESEARCH FACILITATOR: Professor Thoralf
Ulrik Qvale Statement: I mainly work with action research in
manufacturing industry with the purpose of promoting
safety, health and the work environment as well as
productivity/innovation. My immediate response would be
that unless management somehow is committed to GROUP COORDINATOR: Professor Ngaire
Bissett ngaire.bissett@rmit.edu.au
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STUDY GROUP FOUR What
is the relationship between Fair Labor Association (FLA)
and Workers Rights Consortium (WRC)?
ACTION RESEARCH FACILITATOR: Bradbury Hilary
GROUP COORDINATOR: Professor Carty,
Victoria Louise cartyvl@jmu.edu
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2. EXTENDED MEETING SPACE - I (David Boje) am trying to arrange a time a place to meet informally. I will attempt to schedule a room with the Academy that is not being used for other purposes for part of one of the days.
CAN DO - As editor of Journal of Organizational Change Management and TAMARA - journal of critical postmodern organization, you are all invited to the JOCM/TAMARA reception to meet one another. You are welcome to attend the Research Methods Division meeting and reception (please check the box on registration and become a member).
CAN DO - Finally, each group can propose a caucus session (a round table meeting in a room for a hour or so. I understand there has always been room enough for all caucus submissions. Caucus organizers need to submit the following items by email or facsimile to the Caucus Coordinator, Brad Shrader at Iowa State (Fax: 515-294-2534; Email: cshrader@iastate.edu ), by March 16, 2001: See call for papers
OTHER ASSOCIATION MEETINGS - We will meet at other associations. I will post these as details become available.
If you would like to participate in writing these proposals to Academy of Management, please let me know dboje@nmsu.edu.