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  • 1.  2012 OM Division Joint Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium

    Posted 04-09-2012 19:29
    Dear Colleagues
    Please refer to e-mail received from Prof Joseph Sarkis.
    Regards
    Mile'


    The Operations Management Division is proud to announce a joint Junior
    Faculty and Doctoral Consortium at the an-nual Academy of Management (AoM)
    conference in Boston, MA. This event will be held from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM
    on Saturday, August 4, 2012. The AoM Conference is the premier venue for
    empirically focused OM research.

    Building on last year’s format, all participating junior faculty and
    doctoral students are going to stay together through-out the day. A group
    of more senior OM scholars will serve as faculty mentors, and the junior
    faculty are also expected to share their experiences with the doctoral
    students.

    The joint consortium is primarily composed of two integrated sessions.
    After a welcome breakfast, the morning session invites junior faculty to
    present their research prospectus that may include a description of how
    they are extending their dissertation research and starting new research
    streams. The doctoral students are expected to ask questions and learn
    about life after dissertation. After lunch, the afternoon session will
    follow an intensive research incubator format. Students will present their
    research proposals to a panel of senior and junior faculty which will
    provide feedback and guidance on each proposal. All participating faculty
    will be asked to read student proposals in advance.

    Doctoral students and junior faculty doing research on any Operations
    Management topic may participate. However, note that space is limited.
    Preference will be given to students and junior faculty employing
    empirical research tech-niques. Students who have attended other doctoral
    consortia find this consortium uniquely beneficial due to its sole and
    intensive focus on developing research. In this format, junior faculty are
    put in a unique position of receiving advice from senior faculty as well
    as acting as mentors for doctoral students.

    The junior faculty Coordinator is Joseph Sarkis (jsarkis@clarku.edu) and
    the Coordinator for the doctoral students is Antti Tenhiala
    (antti.tenhiala@ie.edu). If you are interested in participating to the
    Joint Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium you need to send your
    application by e-mail to the relevant coordinator before May 15th, 2012.
    Applications will be acknowledged via email by June 1st.

    We ask applicants to submit: (i) a vita, (ii) full contact information,
    (iii) advisor’s contact information (doctoral students only), (iv) a one-
    sentence statement on your stage in the doctoral program (doctoral
    students only), (v) a one-page summary of your dissertation research
    (doctoral students only), and (vi) a one-page research prospectus (junior
    faculty only).

    Interested Senior Faculty interested in mentoring please contact either
    coordinator.

    Doctoral Consortium Coordinator
    Antti Tenhiala (antti.tenhiala@ie.edu)

    Junior Faculty Workshop Coordinator
    Joseph Sarkis (jsarkis@clarku.edu)


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    Joseph Sarkis
    Professor of Management
    Graduate School of Management
    Clark University
    Worcester MA, 01610-1477

    Phone: 508-793-7659
    Fax: 508-793-8822
    Email: jsarkis@clarku.edu

    URL: www.clarku.edu/~jsarkis


  • 2.  2012 OM Division Joint Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium

    Posted 05-09-2012 07:36
    Dear Colleagues

    Here is a reminder from Joseph Sarkis regarding the 2012 OM Division Joint Junior Faculty
    and Doctoral Consortium.

    Please note the deadline for applications is next Tuesday, May 15.

    Regards
    Mile'