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2016 Research Methods Doctoral Student and Early Career Faculty Consortium
Invitation to Participate
Research Methods Division 2016 Doctoral Student and Early Career Faculty Consortium
With support from Center for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA)
Overview: The consortium is a virtual, real-time, and participative opportunity to interact with leading scholars and methodologists across three perspectives: macro-quantitative, micro-quantitative and qualitative. The timeline of the consortium is provided below.
| June 1 (3:30-4:30 PM EST) | Orientation |
| June 8 (3:30-5:00 PM EST) | Getting access to data-innovative ideas about how to get data |
| June 15 (3:30-5:00 PM EST) | Hints and tips for managing large research projects/dissertation |
| June 22 (2:00-2:50 PM EST) (3:00-3:50 PM EST) (4:00-4:50 PM EST) |
Hot Topics Micro-quantitative topic: Best vs. Actual Practices Qualitative topic: Qualitative comparative analysis Macro-quantitative topic: Endogeneity |
| June 29 (3:30-5:00 PM EST) | Responding to reviewers |
| August (Time TBD) | Consortium reception at AOM |
Panelists: Larry Williams, Jeff Edwards, James LeBreton, Hettie Richardson, Kris Byron, Mike Mannor, Talya Bauer, Tim Quigley, Ernest O’Boyle, Aaron Hill, Michael Withers, and many more!
Key Benefits: (1) Opportunity to learn from and interact with leading scholars and methodologists; (2) all sessions (except the consortium reception) occur outside of the AOM conference time frame; (3) online participation; and (4) no rule limiting the number of participants per school for this consortium (e.g., we may accept multiple doctoral students and faculty members from the same program).
Who Can Apply? Anyone interested in research methodology can apply, especially (1) doctoral students seeking deepening expertise in research methodology; and (2) junior faculty seeking professional development. All participants will require a computer and a good Internet connection.
Do I Need to Be a Methods Researcher to Participate? No! The consortium is open to researchers of all areas who wish to strengthen and develop their methodological skills.
Do I Need to Be a Member of the Research Methods Division to Participate? Yes. If you are not currently a member of the RM Division, you can pledge to join the RM Division when you next renew your Academy of Management Membership. You can either change your two divisions to include RMD or you can add an additional division membership for only $11. Information on adding a division can be found at this link.
How to Apply? Use the following link to complete the application process by April 17, 2016:
During the application process, you will be asked to upload your CV and a short bio (less than one page) that includes any specific interests in research methods. If the above link does not work for you, you can email your application materials to Kris Byron (RMDcon2016@gmail.com) by April 17, 2016.
Consortium Coordinator – Kris Byron
Macro Track Chair – Craig Crossland
Micro Track Chair – Jose Cortina
Qualitative Track Chair – Karen Jansen
CARMA – Larry Williams
Student Representatives: Kyle Bradley, Jonathan Keeney, Yihao Liu
Invitation to Participate: 2015 RM Division Consortium
Research Methods Division 2015
Doctoral Student and Early Career Faculty Consortium
With support from Center for the Advancement of Research Methods & Analysis (CARMA)
Overview: The consortium is a virtual, real-time, and participative opportunity to interact with leading scholars and methodologists across three perspectives: macro-quantitative, micro-quantitative and qualitative. The timeline of the consortium is provided below.
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May 27 |
Hints and Tips for Managing Large Research Projects / Dissertation |
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June 3 |
When and How to Learn New Methods |
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June 10 |
Hot Topics Micro-quantitative topic: Meta-analysis Qualitative topic: Video methods Macro-quantitative topic: Endogeneity |
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June 17 |
How to Address Typical Methodological Reviewer Comments |
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June 24 |
Clearing the Publishing Hurdle: Ask the Editors |
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August 8 |
RMD social event for all participants and panelists |
Panelists: James LeBreton, Brian Boyd, Hettie Richardson, Jeff Edwards, Lisa Schurer Lambert, Paul Spee, Herman Aguinis, Pamela Barr, and many more!
Key Benefits: (1) Opportunity to learn from and interact with leading scholars and methodologists; (2) all sessions (except the social event) occur outside of the AOM conference time frame; (3) online participation; and (4) no rule limiting the number of participants per school for this consortium (e.g., we may accept multiple doctoral students and faculty members from the same program).
Who Can Apply? (1) Individuals interested in deepening expertise in research methodology; (2) doctoral students who have successfully passed comprehensive exams; and (3) junior faculty seeking professional development. All participants will require a computer and a good internet connection.
Do I Need to Be a Methods Researcher to Participate? No! The consortium is open to researchers of all areas who wish to strengthen and develop their methodological skills. If you are not currently a member of the RM Division, you can add an additional division membership on the Academy of Management website for only $11.
How to Apply: Submit your CV, a short bio (less than one page) that includes any specific interests in research methods, and, for doctoral students, a letter of faculty support to Karen Jansen (karen.jansen@anu.edu.au) by April 17, 2015.
Consortium Coordinator and Qualitative Track Chair – Karen Jansen
Macro Track Chair – Todd Alessandri
Micro Track Chair – Kris Byron
CARMA – Larry Williams
Student Representations: Harry Joo, Jonathan Keeney, Yihao Liu