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2011 - IBAM 19 - Orlando, Florida |
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The Best Papers in the Divisions are eligible for publication
consideration in the Journal
of Behavioral and Applied Management (JBAM). The
Journal provides an international outlet for its contributors. |
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Each year IBAM awards a $250 scholarship in each of its
student subdivisions: bachelors, masters and doctoral. The scholarship is granted
to the student submitting the best paper in each division. A student must submit
the paper to the Student Division (Division V). Papers submitted to other Divisions
are not eligible for the scholarship. Eligible papers may NOT be co-authored
with a faculty member or practitioner but may be co-authored with other students
(the scholarship is shared in this case). |
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JBAM Call for Papers |
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We invite you to consider JBAM for your next scholarly publication related to the field of management. We are looking for articles that describe field, laboratory, and applied research, management cases, as well as practical and theoretical pieces that help both academics and practitioners better understand the phenomena of management in the modern world. As a totally electronic journal, your article may potentially be read by anyone using the Internet, providing a world-wide audience of students, lecturers, professors, practicing managers and many others who may be interested in your topic. |
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If you are asked to be a session chair, a discussant, or
your paper is accepted for presentation at an IBAM conference, you will have
additional responsibilities before and during the conference. Below are links
to documents that describe these roles. |
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"I wanted to take a moment to thank
you and the rest of conference committee for such a wonderful experience
this past week at IBAM. It was my first IBAM conference -- John Sosik
spoke so very highly of the people affiliated with IBAM that I decided
to attend even though I had no role as a presenter, discussant
or workshop organizer. He was so very accurate in his descriptions!
I found the IBAMers to be a warm and welcoming group of professionals.
I felt a genuine sense of camaraderie and collegiality that
was indeed a refreshing experience. I look forward to next year's
conference and the opportunity to become more involved. Again,
thank you for an exceptional conference." |
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~Sandi L. Dinger, Ph.D. |
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"The IBAM conference was the best!!! Thank you both for being so hospitable and chairing/reviewing my paper. I really liked the sessions at the conference more than others that I have attended because the topics were very practitioner oriented vs esoteric research. I know everything has its place, but because of the practical nature of the sessions I attended, I was able to take home lots of ideas. And--of course, everyone there was so collegial." |
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~Bonnie Garson, Ph.D. |
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"...My first year in Tampa had loads of doctoral students, and I really felt I learned a lot from them. In addition to all the help from you, Ernie [Stark] also made a real difference that year. He spoke to me in between sessions like I was a real person. After the Academy, that was amazingly refreshing." |
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~Wendy Harman, ABD
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