I can't believe our first in person AOM in years is right around the corner! We have an exciting lineup of hybrid and in person PDWs sponsored by MOC this year, including TWO official social events and MOC Connecting (one in person and two virtual) and our annual plenary awards ceremony. Please mark your calendars with the info below. I also included the session number and location in case you want to add them to your AOM schedule!
Please note that our virtual MOC social event on Tuesday morning will be held on Gathertown--the link will be provided via the session program that morning!
Can't wait to see you--either virtually or in person.
--Beth Livingston, MOC PDW Chair 2022
(all times are listed in PACIFIC time zone)
FRIDAY, AUG 9
Reviewing in the Rough (session 157)
1:00-3:00pm: SCC 211 (HYBRID)
This is our "developing reviewing skills" PDW in which you will have the opportunity to gain key insights about the review process and quality reviewing from Associate Editors and Editorial Board Members at leading journals in our field. The session will be held synchronously during the annual meeting. Submission of practice review is required for part 2 of the workshop. More information is available here.
Entrepreneurial Cognition (session 204)
3:00-5:00pm, SCC: Room 608 (in person only)
Thanks to a sponsorship from the Kauffman Foundation, we are again hosting an Entrepreneurial Cognition PDW. The purpose of the PDW is to identify and share promising research in the area of entrepreneurship and cognition. We are pleased to announce two annual awards for promising research on this topic - the Best Paper and the Best Student Paper awards. The award winners will receive $1000. More information is available here.
SATURDAY AUGUST 6
Presenting in the Rough (session 290)
8:00-10:00am: VIRTUAL
This is our "developing presenting skills" PDW in which you will learn new strategies from a group of experts to improve your presenting abilities. The theme for this year is "The Art of the Academic Job Talk" and will include synchronous presentations from experts and an interactive discussion. Pre-registration is not required. More information is available here.
Teaching in the Rough (session 334)
9:00am-11:00am, SCC: Tahoma 1 (HYBRID)
This is our "developing classroom activities/exercises" PDW in which you will learn about concrete, interactive activities that you can put to use right away in your classes. The session will be held synchronously during the annual meeting. Pre-registration is not required. More information is available here.
Cognition in the Rough (session 387)
10:30am-12:30pm: SCC 204 (HYBRID)
This is our "developing a research project" PDW in which you can discuss your research in an informal, collegial roundtable (aka virtual breakout table) setting with leading scholars on MOC topics. Pre-registration is required. More information is available here.
Diamonds in the Rough (session 445)
1:00-2:30pm: SCC 604
Our "developing a scholar" PDW offers early-career stage professional guidance for emerging scholars. Experts present insights, guide discussions, and provide personalized feedback across topics such as managing your portfolio, crafting a research identity, diversity and opportunity in academia, co-author relations, and work-life balance.
MOC Connecting (session 507)
3:00-4:30pm VIRTUAL
MOC IN PERSON SOCIAL (session 546)
4:30-7:00pm IN PERSON ONLY: SCC Ballroom 6c (6th floor)
MONDAY AUGUST 8
MOC Plenary and Awards Ceremony (session 1298)
12:00pm-2:00pm: SCC 611 (in person only)
TUESDAY AUGUST 9
MOC VIRTUAL SOCIAL (session 1636)
7:00am-8:30am VIRTUAL ONLY (link to Gathertown will be available on the session site)
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Beth A. Livingston, PhD
(she/her/hers)
Associate Professor
Department of Management and Entrepreneurship
Tippie College of Business
W276 Pappajohn Business Bldg.
University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242
beth-livingston@uiowa.edu------------------------------