3rd Annual Content Analysis Professional Development Workshop
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Primary Sponsor: Managerial & Organizational Cognition (MOC)
Co-Sponsors: Research Methods (RM), Organization and Management Theory (OMT), Organization Behavior (OB), Business Policy & Strategy (BPS), Social Issues in Management (SIM), Entrepreneurship (ENT)
Friday, August 12, 2011 8:00AM - 12:00PM at Grand Hyatt in Lone Star D
Part I (8:00AM – 10:00AM): Introduction to Content Analysis
Part II (10:00AM – 12:00PM): Proposal Feedback (by invitation)
Are you using content analysis techniques and applications in your research? Would you like to learn more about this widely applicable methodology and discuss your work with major scholars in the field? Please join us for the 3rd annual Content Analysis PDW on Friday, August 12 at the 2011 Academy of Management Annual Conference in San Antonio.
Part I of the PDW will provide an introduction to content analysis as a research methodology and outline appropriate applications, reliability, and validity concerns. Experts will walk through examples of content analysis techniques from published research and an expert panel will address questions and offer publishing tips.
In Part II, experts and authors will interact in small-group roundtables to discuss the content, structure, techniques, and potential journal outlets of each manuscript. Research proposals will be selected and shared for pre-reading among group members with similar interests in advance of the PDW.
Please note that you may attend either or both parts of the PDW. Part I is open to all attendees. Part II is invitation-only. Please see submission details below.
WHO: This roundtable workshop is open to all faculty and Ph.D students who are doing research that utilizes content analysis techniques and applications.
WHAT: Your submission should not exceed 2 single-spaced pages of written text. You may also include 1 additional page of figures, tables, and related output. Please include the following in your submission:
1. Research topic and conceptual framework
2. Key research questions
3. Methods
4. Key findings (if applicable)
5. Challenges (the area on which you would like to focus discussion)
6. Four keywords that describe your proposal
KEY DATES
We are very pleased that the following scholars have agreed to participate:
Mark Kennedy
Lori Kiyatkin
Tim Kuhn
Brandon Lee
Moriah Meyskens
Vilmos Misangyi
Mike Pfarrer
Nelson Phillips
Anastasiya Zavyalova
Rhonda Reger
Jeremy Short
Remember, you may attend either or both parts of the PDW. Part I is open to all attendees. Part II is invitation-only. We look forward to seeing you in San Antonio!
Lori Kiyatkin
Assistant Professor
Towson University
Moriah Meyskens
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Babson College
Mike Pfarrer
Assistant Professor
University of Georgia