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2011 New Faculty Development Consortium
Schedule for Saturday, November 19thNF-1: Continental Breakfast and Registration Session Facilitator: Elliot Rabinovich (Arizona State University, Main Campus) NF-2: Building a Successful Academic Career: Insights for Promotion and Tenure Session Facilitator: Kyle Cattani (Indiana University) Participants: Thomas Y. Choi (Arizona State University), Kingshuk K. Sinha (University of Minnesota) NF-3: Developing a Productive Research Agenda: From Dissertation to Publications Session Facilitator: Curtis Grimm (University of Maryland) Participants: Manoj K. Malhotra (University of South Carolina), Anand Nair (University of South Carolina), Rohit Verma (Cornell University) NF-4: Luncheon Participants: Krishna S. Dhir (Berry College), Kenneth Boyer (The Ohio State University), Gregory W. Ulferts (University of Detroit Mercy), Jim Viehland (Beta Gamma Sigma) NF-5: Publishing Papers at Top Journals: A Panel Discussion with Editors Session Facilitator: Manoj K. Malhotra (University of South Carolina) Panelists: Asoo Vakharia, University of Florida, Editor, Decision Sciences This session will be held jointly by the New Faculty Development Consortium and the Doctoral Consortium. The session is designed to be interactive to give participants an opportunity to have direct exchange with the journal editors. During the session, the journal editors will offer advice on some of the best practices in the preparation of manuscripts for the journals. They will also offer key insights on research opportunities for authors interested in publishing at the journals. NF-6: Teaching Philosophies and Approaches: Proven Techniques, Do's and Don'ts Session Facilitator: Elliot Rabinovich (Arizona State University, Main Campus) Participants: Thomas J. Goldsby (The Ohio State University), A. Michael Knemeyer (The Ohio State University) NF-7: Professional Citizenship and Work-Life Balance Session Facilitator: Craig Carter (University of Nevada) Participants: Janelle Heineke (Boston University), Vijay R. Kannan (Utah State University) NF-8: Closing Remarks Session Facilitator: Elliot Rabinovich (Arizona State University, Main Campus) NF-9: Joint Reception with the Doctoral Student Consortium Co-sponsored by Alpha Iota Delta and Beta Gamma Sigma Call for PartipantsCovering teaching, research, publishing, and other professional development issues The New Faculty Development Consortium (NFDC) is a program for faculty who are in the initial stages of their academic careers and who would like to gain insights about teaching, research, publishing and professional development. Faculty members who have earned their doctoral degrees and are in the first three years of their academic careers are eligible to apply. The consortium will be held on Saturday, November 19, 2011, as part of the DSI conference. The day-long agenda for the consortium will consist of interactive presentations and panel discussions led by business faculty at varying stages of their careers. The program will also provide opportunities for interaction and networking with experienced faculty as well as with co-participants in the consortium. The program will include sessions on a variety of topics such as: • Tenure and promotion • Building a successful research program • Excellence in teaching • Institutional citizenship – Service toward your institution and toward the academic community. To participate in the consortium, please send an e-mail providing the information listed below along with your current vita to the coordinator listed below. To be eligible for participation, your application must be received by the end of the day on Friday, September 30, 2011. Early applications will be appreciated. The first 50 qualified applicants will be selected for participation. Although each NFDC participant will be required to register for the DSI 2011 Annual Meeting, there will no additional fees for participating in this consortium. New Faculty Development Consortium Coordinator
Name Current institution and year of appointment Mailing address Year doctorate earned & doctoral institution Phone | Fax | E-mail Research interests Teaching interests Major concerns as a new faculty member and/or topics you would like to hear discussed Have you attended a previous DSI Doctoral Student Consortium? _____ yes _____ no If so, when? ___________________
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Placement Services
The DSI Placement Services Website is open for the 2011 academic year.
2011 Annual Meeting Donors, Contributors and Sponsors ACK (anonymous) Alpha Iota Delta Arizona State University Bentley University Beta Gamma Sigma Boston University, School of Medicine Cengage Emerald Group John Wiley & Sons JMP/SAS BRONZE Kuhne Foundation BRONZE McGraw-Hill/Irwin SILVER McGraw Hill Companies Minitab Pearson Higher Education SILVER Prentice Hall Responsive Learning Roger Williams University Rutgers University Center for Supply Chain Management Secure Technology, LLC SILVER Swiss-Stiftung (Foundation) Schindellegi/Switzerland; Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (Eth) Zurich University of South Carolina, Center for Global Supply Chain and Process Management, and Department of Management Science Utah State University, School of Accountancy Utah State University, Huntsman School of Business Wiley-Blackwell See information on becoming a 2011 Annual Meeting Sponsor or Exhibitor
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