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Celebrating AOM Division & Interest Group Innovations and Networking

24 Jan 2022
Academy of Management President Herman Aguinis offers insights about the AOM’s 26 Division and Interest Groups as the best opportunity for members to gain meaningful participation in their areas of research, and longtime friendships and collaborations.

Fifth in the series: Academy of Management President Herman Aguinis offers insights about the AOM’s 26 Division and Interest Groups (DIG) as the best opportunity for members to gain meaningful participation in their areas of research, and longtime friendships and collaborations.

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Did you know? 

  • Each DIG offers a range of services and scholarly support for members of all different career stages. You can access professional development opportunities, recognition programs, and member communications specific to each DIG from their websites.
  • There are many wonderful ways to be involved through different volunteer roles with your DIG. 
    • One extremely relevant way to contribute to DIG sessions is by participating as a reviewer, discussant, and/or session chair. Sign up as a reviewer and learn more about this excellent volunteer opportunity.
    • Every DIG needs its members’ involvement to stay relevant and strategic in planning new initiatives for future services and programs. You can be a part of this, by self nominating, or submitting a nomination for a colleague, for an elected role with your Division or Interest Group. Nominations are open annually each February and elections run mid-April to mid-May. Access the DIG Nominations and Elections webpage.