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Current AOM Student and Academic members can now
access research methods resources from the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA)
as part of their membership benefits. These
resources cover quantitative and qualitative
methodologies at the introductory and advanced
levels.
Join CARMA's upcoming lectures:
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10 February: Interpreting
Results with Practical Significance in Mind: An
Overview of the Common Language Effect Size
Indices
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3 March: Methods for Collecting
and Analyzing Data from Zoom Meetings, How to
Write your Qualitative Research for Publication
in Top Journals?, and Network Analysis/Dynamic
Networks
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24 March: The Power of Tools in
Qualitative Analysis, and Implications of the
Open Science Movement for Emerging Scholars: Why
Is It Important and How to Prepare
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A Tribute to Don E. Conlon
The academic community lost a beloved scholar,
leader, and friend when Don E. Conlon, the Michigan State University Gambrel Family Endowed Professor, lost his battle with cancer on 16 January 2023.
Don was recognized internationally for his
scholarship in organizational justice, managerial
decision-making, negotiation, and dispute
resolution. He served MSU as a Department Chair
for many years and he significantly contributed to
the broader academy through various roles such as
President of the International Association of
Conflict Management, Chair of the Conflict
Management Division of the Academy of Management,
and most recently as an Associate Editor for
the Academy of Management Review. But Don
was much greater than all these roles; he could
connect with anyone, anywhere and anytime, and
loved bringing together interesting people in
fabulous places, particularly to share his love of
music. One of his many gifts is that he was
genuinely interested in people and made everyone
feel special and unique. Academia has lost a great
mind, a great professor, and most of all, a great
man. RIP Don.
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Edgar H. Schein passed away peacefully on 26 January 2023 at the age of 94.
A Professor of Management Emeritus at
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School
of Management, Ed was a trailblazer in his field
and beloved member of the Academy of Management,
who made a lasting impact in the community and the
field of organizational development. Those who
knew him described as a "giant in his field, and
warm and generous with his time and talent
throughout his life." In 1989, Ed became a Fellow
of the Academy, and was a member of the Careers
and ODC divisions. Ed was the recipient of the
Hughes Award for Career Scholarship in 2000 and
the Distinguished Scholar-Practitioner Award at
the Annual Meeting in 2009. AOM Member Matt
Minahan shared a post in remembrance of Ed Schein
which you can read here.
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Financial Times' Responsible Business Education Awards
As pressure mounts on companies to look beyond profit,
business schools are responding with new courses and
teaching. These awards, now in their second year,
acknowledge AOM members whose efforts are to helping to
recast business.
Teaching award: a toolkit for change
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Eric Cornuel, Director General and
CEO, EFMD
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Ans De Vos, Academic Director,
Expertisecentrum Next Generation Work, Antwerp
Management School, (CAR, DEI, HR, MED, OB)
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Andrew Hoffman, Professor of
Management & Organizations, Professor of
Environment and Sustainability, and Holcim (US), Inc.
Professor of Sustainable Enterprise, University of
Michigan (OMT, ONE, SIM)
Highly Commended:
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Rodolphe Durand, Professor of
Strategy and Business Policy, HEC Paris (OMT, SIM,
STR)
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Sirish Kumar Gouda, Associate
Professor, Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore
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Martina Pasquini, Assistant Professor
of Strategy & Entrepreneurship, IE Business School
(STR, TIM)
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Michael Toffel, Senator John Heinz
Professor of Environmental Management, Harvard
Business School (ONE, SIM)
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Alfred Vernis, Associate Professor,
Department of Strategy and General Management, Esade
(ONE, SIM)
Academic research award: tipping point for action
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Arijit Chatterjee, Associate
Management Professor, Essec Business School (OMT, STR)
Highly Commended:
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Shaz Ansari, Professor of Strategy
& Innovation, Professorial Fellow of St Edmund's
College, University of Cambridge Judge Business School
(OMT, STR, TIM)
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Benjamin Barber, IE Business School
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Vanessa Burbano, Assistant Professor
of Management, Columbia Business School (ONE, RM, STR)
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Elizabeth M. Campbell, Associate
Professor of Work and Organizations, University of
Minnesota (DEI, HR, OB, RM)
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Luis Diestre, IE Business School
(SIM, STR, TIM)
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Gerard George, Visiting Professor of
Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Singapore
Management University (ENT, OMT, STR)
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Joyce C. He, Assistant Professor of
Management and Organizations, UCLA (DEI, MOC, OB)
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Patricia Hein, Assistant Professor of
Sustainability, Ivey Business School (OMT, OB)
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Michael G. Jacobides, Professor of
Strategy and Entrepreneurship; Sir Donald Gordon
Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, London
Business School (STR, TIM)
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Sonia K. Kang, Associate Professor of
Organizational Behavior & HR Management,
University of Toronto (DEI, OB)
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Simon JD Schillebeeckx, Assistant
Professor of Strategic Management, Singapore
Management University (ONE, STR, TIM)
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Traci Sitzmann, Professor of
Management, University of Colorado, Denver (DEI, OB)
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Yale School of Management recognizes faulty for their awards and honors
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Kate Cooney, Senior Lecturer in
Social Enterprise and Management (CMS, ENT, DEI, OMT,
OB, SIM, STR): Inclusive Economic Development Lab
grant, Yale Urban Design Workshop Health and Just
Housing and Neighborhood Clinic grant, and Equitable
Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Landscape Analysis:
Entrepreneurial Support Organizations in Greater New
Haven
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Julia DiBenigno, Associate Professor
of Organizational Behavior (DEI, HCM, MOC, OMT, ODC,
OB): Outstanding Published Article in Positive
Organizational Scholarship Award, and Class of 2022
Thinkers50 30 Thinkers to Watch Radar List
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Oriane Georgeac, Assistant Professor
of Organizational Behavior (DEI, OMT, OB): Finalist of
The Case Centre's 2022 Outstanding Case Writer
Competition for "Ros Atkins and the BBC 50:50 Project"
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The PhD Project announced the formation of The PhD Project Advisory Council (PAC-15)
This group of 15 PhD Project faculty members will serve
as the collective voice of the faculty and doctoral
student members, provide guidance as The PhD Project
considers new programs and partnerships, and be a
sounding board for The PhD Project as it executes its
strategy. The following AOM members are included in the
committee:
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Jason Thatcher, Milton F. Stauffer
Professor of Management Information Systems, Temple
University
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Patricia Martinez, Associate
Professor in Management, Loyola Marymount University
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Susan Perkins, Associate Professor of
Strategic Management, University of Illinois at
Chicago and New York University (visiting)
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Clinton Purtell, Clinical Assistant
Professor of Logistics and Operations, University of
North Texas at Frisco
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