ONE-SIM Outreach Award
*Apologies for cross-posting*
Call for applications for the 2023 award:
The ONE-SIM Outreach Award honors researchers who have published a paper on ONE and SIM issues and have effectively communicated the insights of their paper to broader, non-academic audiences. To apply for the 2023 award, outreach activities must be based on a paper published (or accepted for publication) in a peer reviewed journal between 2018 and 2022. The paper must focus on issues related to the ONE or SIM divisions, but the applicants do not need to be a member of these divisions.
The winner(s) will receive $500 in prize money and a plaque at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management. Their research insights and outreach strategy will be featured by the Network for Business Sustainability and a video we will produce. The application deadline for the 2023 award is April 30, 2024. Applicants need to submit their paper and a 500-word summary of outreach activities via www.outreach-award.org/apply.
The jury consists of three scholars who have successfully communicated research to broader audiences:
- Jerry Davis (Ross School of Business)
- Magali Delmas (UCLA)
- Thomas Roulet (University of Cambridge)
The jury is supported by a pre-selection committee featuring Jamie Gloor (University of St. Gallen), Ali Aslan Gümüsay (LMU Munich), and Garima Sharma (American University). The Network for Business Sustainability and the Rotterdam School of Management provide communication support and funding for the award. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the award coordinators Maggie Cascadden (cascadde@ualberta.ca) and Emilio Marti (marti@rsm.nl).
Tips from last years' finalists:
To spread best practices, we have produced videos in which last year's finalists (Mark DesJardine and Dror Etzion/Emmanuel Kypraios) in which they explain how they engaged in outreach activites: www.outreach-award.org/winners
Our communication partner NBS has summarized six tips for effective outreach activities from the finalists:
https://nbs.net/6-tips-for-effective-outreach-on-sustainability-research/