Organizer: Michael Smets, U. of Oxford
Organizer: Lisa Ellen Cohen, McGill U.
Participant: Amit Nigam, City U. London
Participant: Aruna Ranganathan, Stanford U.
Participant: Beth Bechky, New York U.
Participant: Brandy Aven, Carnegie Mellon U.
Participant: Christopher W. J. Steele, U. of Alberta
Participant: Christopher B. Yenkey, Darla Moore School of Business, U. of South Carolina
Participant: Claudia Gabbioneta, Newcastle U.
Participant: Derek Harmon, U. of Michigan
Participant: Eva Boxenbaum, Copenhagen Business School
Participant: Evelyn Rita Micelotta, U. of New Mexico
Participant: Flannery Stevens, Villanova U.
Participant: Heeyon Kim, Cornell U.
Participant: Henri Schildt, Aalto U. School of Business
Participant: Henrich Greve, INSEAD
Participant: Jocelyn M. Leitzinger, U. of Illinois at Chicago
Participant: Joseph P. Broschak, U. of Arizona
Participant: Johan Chu, Northwestern U.
Participant: Julia DiBenigno, Yale School of Management
Participant: Ko Kuwabara, INSEAD
Participant: Marissa King, Yale U.
Participant: Mark Kennedy, Imperial College Business School
Participant: Marta M Elvira, IESE Business School
Participant: Maxim Voronov, Schulich School of Business
Participant: Michael Jensen, U. of Michigan
Participant: Raina A. Brands, London Business School
Participant: Royston Greenwood, U. of Alberta & Edinburgh U.
Participant: Ruth V. Aguilera, Northeastern U.
Participant: Santi Furnari, Cass Business School, City U. London
Participant: Shipeng Yan, City U. of Hong Kong
Participant: Siobhan O'Mahony, Boston U.
Participant: Thomas J. Roulet, U. of Cambridge
Participant: Timothy Werner, The U. of Texas at Austin
Participant: Pratima Bansal, U. of Western Ontario
Participant: Tina Dacin, Queen's U.
Participant: William Stopford Harvey, U. of Exeter
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| The goal of the OMT doctoral consortium is to help doctoral students who are broadly interested in organizations and management as they enter the final phase of their doctoral programs. It helps them prepare for the job market and plan future careers. We aim to help students make the most of their doctoral program, advance their research, consider how best to publish your research, find an academic job, manage their early career and, perhaps most importantly, establish professional networks with colleagues who share similar research interests. |