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  • 1.  Industry Studies Association Dissertation Award

    Posted 07-15-2011 15:50

    The Industry Studies Association (ISA) is pleased to invite submissions for its ANNUAL DISSERTATION AWARD COMPETITION.  The goal of the award is to recognize and reward outstanding doctoral research in the area of industry studies.   The award is accompanied by a $500 honorarium for first prize and a $250 honorarium for second prize.

     

    Nominations are due by September 6, 2011, but can be submitted at any time.  Full details of the competition can be found at: (http://www.industrystudies.org/page/dissertationaward).

     

    To be eligible for the competition, candidates must have completed a doctoral dissertation in economics, management, engineering, political science, or in a related or interdisciplinary field between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Candidates must have successfully defended their dissertations and received the final approval and all required sign-offs on their dissertation document by June 30, 2011.  Normally the Industry Studies Association expects candidates to be nominated by their dissertation supervisors, although nominations by other members of the candidate's committee will be considered.  The Industry Studies Association welcomes nominations from members; however, candidates and nominators are not required to have any prior relationship with the ISA.  Direct applications are not accepted.

     

    A primary goal of the Dissertation Award is to advance excellence in industry studies research by encouraging new scholars.  Along with the Early Career Development Committee, we hope you consider nominating a promising graduate student for this award and please feel free to post this announcement to other appropriate email distribution lists.

     

    Early Career Development Committee

     

    Mark Anner, Penn State University

    Matthew Bidwell, University of Pennsylvania

    Erica Fuchs, Carnegie Mellon University

    Natasha Iskander, New York University (Chair)

    Paul Leonardi, Northwestern University

    Adam Seth Litwin, Johns Hopkins University

    Lourdes Sosa, London Business School

    Michael Ziolkowski, SUNY Brockport

     

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    Board of Directors

    Industry Studies Association

     

    Thomas Murtha, President, Michigan State University and UIC

    Nitin Joglekar, Secretary, Boston University

    Geoffrey Parker, Treasurer, Tulane University

    Frank Giarratani, Executive Director, University of Pittsburgh

    Susan Helper, Case Western Reserve University

    John Paul MacDuffie, University of Pennsylvania

    David Weil, Boston University

     

     



  • 2.  Industry Studies Association Dissertation Award

    Posted 09-01-2011 08:17

     

    The Industry Studies Association (ISA) is pleased to invite submissions for its ANNUAL DISSERTATION AWARD COMPETITION.  The goal of the award is to recognize and reward outstanding doctoral research in the area of industry studies.   The award is accompanied by a $500 honorarium for first prize and a $250 honorarium for second prize.

     

    Nominations are due by September 6, 2011, but can be submitted at any time.  Full details of the competition can be found at: (http://www.industrystudies.org/page/dissertationaward).

     

    To be eligible for the competition, candidates must have completed a doctoral dissertation in economics, management, engineering, political science, or in a related or interdisciplinary field between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Candidates must have successfully defended their dissertations and received the final approval and all required sign-offs on their dissertation document by June 30, 2011.  Normally the Industry Studies Association expects candidates to be nominated by their dissertation supervisors, although nominations by other members of the candidate's committee will be considered.  The Industry Studies Association welcomes nominations from members; however, candidates and nominators are not required to have any prior relationship with the ISA.  Direct applications are not accepted.

     

    A primary goal of the Dissertation Award is to advance excellence in industry studies research by encouraging new scholars.  Along with the Early Career Development Committee, we hope you consider nominating a promising graduate student for this award and please feel free to post this announcement to other appropriate email distribution lists.

     

    Early Career Development Committee

     

    Mark Anner, Penn State University

    Matthew Bidwell, University of Pennsylvania

    Erica Fuchs, Carnegie Mellon University

    Natasha Iskander, New York University (Chair)

    Paul Leonardi, Northwestern University

    Adam Seth Litwin, Johns Hopkins University

    Lourdes Sosa, London Business School

    Michael Ziolkowski, SUNY Brockport

     

    ***********************************************************************

    Board of Directors

    Industry Studies Association

     

    Thomas Murtha, President, Michigan State University and UIC

    Nitin Joglekar, Secretary, Boston University

    Geoffrey Parker, Treasurer, Tulane University

    Frank Giarratani, Executive Director, University of Pittsburgh

    Susan Helper, Case Western Reserve University

    John Paul MacDuffie, University of Pennsylvania

    David Weil, Boston University

     

     



  • 3.  Industry Studies Association Dissertation Award

    Posted 07-20-2012 15:52
     INDUSTRY STUDIES ASSOCIATION DISSERTATION AWARD

    The Industry Studies Association (ISA) is pleased to invite submissions for its ANNUAL DISSERTATION AWARD COMPETITION. The goal of the award is to recognize and reward outstanding doctoral research in the area of industry studies. The award is accompanied by a $500 honorarium for first prize and a $250 honorarium for second prize.

    Nominations are due by September 17, 2012, but can be submitted at any time.  For more information about the nomination and selection processes, please see the attached document.  The nomination form is also attached.  After filling out the required fields, save your form by selecting 'File' and 'Save As.' Nomination forms are also available at the following link: (http://www.industrystudies.org/page/dissertationaward). 

    To be eligible for the competition, candidates must have completed a doctoral dissertation in economics, management, engineering, political science, or in a related or interdisciplinary field between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. Candidates must have successfully defended their dissertations and received the final approval and all required sign-offs on their dissertation document by June 30, 2012.  Normally the Industry Studies Association expects candidates to be nominated by their dissertation supervisors, although nominations by other members of the candidate's committee will be considered.  The Industry Studies Association welcomes nominations from members; however, candidates and nominators are not required to have any prior relationship with the ISA.  Direct applications are not accepted.

    A primary goal of the Dissertation Award is to advance excellence in industry studies research by encouraging new scholars.  Along with the Early Career Development Committee, we hope you consider nominating a promising graduate student for this award and please feel free to post this announcement to other appropriate email distribution lists.

    Early Career Development Committee

    Mark Anner, Penn State University
    Erica Fuchs, Carnegie Mellon University
    Rahul Kapoor, University of Pennsylvania
    Adam Seth Litwin, Johns Hopkins University
    Kristina McElheran, Harvard University
    Amit Nigam, New York University
    Jeffrey Rothstein, Grand Valley State University
    Carmen Weigelt, Tulane University

     


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    Amit Nigam
    Assistant Professor of Management
    NYU Wagner School of Public Service