STUDY GROUP MEETINGS PLANNED FULL PDW PROPOSAL (Click here)
We also have several avenues available to study group members to meet, to discuss and to present their ideas and proposals at various academic meetings. It is important to share our proposal and finding with others and to promote dialogue with the public:
APRIL, 5th,
2001 study groups can meet at - IABD
- International Academy of Business Disciplines -
Proposed Meetings of Subgroups - The
IABD - International Academy of Business Disciplines www.IABD.org
will meet April 5-8, 2001 Orlando, Florida: Holiday
Inn-International Drive 800-465-4329 or 407-351-3500.
Each member of the four study groups in this proposal are
invited to meet at this conference. Please send Grace
Ann Rosile, track chair for organization theory, a brief
proposal by November 7, 2000. We schedule an all day session
during the conference. Either Thursday or Saturday (depending
upon scheduling issues). Study groups will meet
independently to develop methodology, theory, and plan their
study. Study groups will share their planning results at the
end of the day. IABD has a Business Research Yearbook
where 5 page single-spaced articles of subgroup members can be
published (this is an option, not a requirement). CALL
FOR PAPERS
Track Chair - Grace
Ann Rosile garosile@aol.com
Board Member - David Boje dboje@nmsu.edu
| Academy
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 Please attend |
Ways for Associations to show support and encouragement - A variety of members and representatives from the associations listed in Appendix C would be included on each team since we are all members of one or more of these associations. Nike Corporation and research methods and other divisions of each of the academic associations would be invited to critique and comment upon each of the methods and theories before field work begins. Each association has its own by laws, so the specific type for involvement must be worked out with each one ( Appendix C presents several options for association involvement).