The Strategic Leadership & Governance Interest Group is offering a half-day Ph.D. Candidate & Junior Faculty Paper Development Workshop at the 2018 Strategic Management Society meeting in Paris, France. Although all members of the IG are invited to participate, preference will be given to advanced Ph.D. candidates (those who have defended their dissertation proposals) and junior faculty (within three years of graduation).
Our workshop will commence with a paper development session offering participants the opportunity to discuss their work in small groups, in a round table format. Participants in each group (consisting of the authors of 3 to 4 papers with a common theme or methodology) will exchange feedback during this portion of the program. Experienced strategic leadership and governance scholars will facilitate each group discussion.
Immediately following the paper development session, a panel of strategic leadership and governance scholars will discuss important aspects of the research process, including publication advice, the role of the reviewer, and developing a research stream beyond the dissertation. A Q&A session will follow.
Panelists: Bert Cannella (Texas A&M University), Gerry McNamara (Michigan State University), Yasemin Kor (University of Cambridge), Aaron Hill (University of Florida)
Facilitators: Steve Boivie (Texas A&M University), Bert Cannella (Texas A&M University), Xavier Castaner (University of Lausanne), Cindy Devers (Texas A&M University), Scott Graffin (University of Georgia), Aaron Hill (University of Florida), Yasemin Kor (University of Cambridge), Ryan Krause (Texas Christian University), Mike Mannor (University of Notre Dame), Yuri Mishina (Imperial College London), Gerry McNamara (Michigan State University), Jason Ridge (University of Arkansas), Matt Semadeni (Arizona State University), Christy Shropshire (Arizona State University), Laszlo Tihanyi (Texas A&M University), Adam Wowak (University of Notre Dame), Anastasiya Zavyalova (Rice University), David Zhu (Arizona State University
Applications are required for this workshop. To be considered for this workshop, applicants should submit the following materials as a single document through the workshop website:
Accepted applicants will need to confirm their attendance by registering for the workshop by September 1, 2018. Saturday Workshops at the Annual Conference are included in the registration for the Annual Conference. Participants in workshops must be registered for the Annual Conference.
13:00 - 13:10 h |
Introduction and welcome |
13:10 - 14:30 h |
Paper development session |
14:30 - 14:45 h |
Coffee break |
14:45 - 15:45 h |
Panel discussion |
15:45 - 16:00 h |
Questions and wrap-up |
An optional, SMS-sponsored lunch will be available between 12:00pm and 1:00pm for all IG workshop participants.