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Preconference Workshops Still Available

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If you have not yet registered for the 2020 SIOP Conference in Austin, be sure to consider adding the preconference workshops when you submit your registration. The workshops take place on Wednesday, April 22, the day before the actual conference begins, and you can sign up for up to two workshops (one in the morning and one in the afternoon). However, if your schedule does not permit a full day commitment, you also have the option to sign up for a single workshop in either the morning or afternoon. The workshops are a great opportunity to learn from leading experts in the field in an intimate, interactive setting, as well as network with peers facing the same challenges you are and, for those who need them, earn continuing education (CE) credits. If you have already registered for the conference but were not aware of the workshops when you did so, it is very easy to go back and add them to your registration.

The Southern Management Association is now accepting submissions for our 2020 Annual Meeting,

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The Southern Management Association is now accepting submissions for our 2020 Annual Meeting, and the call for submissions is posted here: 

https://cdn.ymaws.com/southernmanagement.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/docs/2020/sma_2020_call.pdf

The deadline for submissions is Monday, April 27, at 11:59pm EST. Beyond the benefits of conference presentation and the possibilities of best paper awards, all submitted papers will be eligible to be selected for optional participation in a paper development session in which experienced scholars and reviewers will help polish the manuscripts for journal submission. The 2020 conference will be held at the beautiful St. Pete Beach, Florida. 

We hope to see many submissions in this broad area and encourage you to submit your work!

Call for Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management cases

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Call for Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management cases for the 2020 North American Case Research Association (NACRA) annual meeting. The submission deadline is June 15, 2020, and the website for the conference and call for proposals may be found here (http://www.nacra.net/conference/call-for-cases/)

NACRA is an excellent conference for case writers. Case writers whom cases are selected will participate in the conference, receiving tailored feedback through NACRA’s distinctive round-table setting. For new case writers, NACRA offers a “start-up” workshop, where first-time case authors can present 2-page early cases for an in-depth discussion on how to shape their research into a full case and instructor’s manual. Traditionally, conference presenters have aimed to publish their research in the publication of NACRA, the Case Research Journal. In addition, cases published in the Case Research Journal are distributed by Harvard Business Publishing, The Case Center, Study.net, and Wilfrid Laurier University.  While “NACRA” has the words “North American” in its title, know that scholars from around the world presented at the just-concluded 2019 conference, and there were special awards given for cases written in French, Spanish and Chinese.

The Need for Speed

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The early rate for the SIOP 2020 Conference in Austin, TX, expires February 20, 2020. Don't miss your chance to attend all the great educational, networking, and social events the annual conference offers for the best price available. Among the offerings this year are these popular, practitioner-focused events:

Speed Benchmarking:

Benchmark with experts in the field!  The Speed Benchmarking event is back for its third year.  Don’t miss this great opportunity to meet with other practitioners facing similar challenges!

If you’re a mid-to-late career practitioner, you’re invited to participate in the Professional Practice Committee’s Practitioner Speed Benchmarking Event taking place on Thursday, April 23, from 5:00-6:30 pm.

Perceived Nosiness at Work

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Charlotte Holden and Richard Currie, doctoral students under the direction of Dr. Mark Ehrhart, are conducting a research study on perceptions of nosiness in the workplace. We are recruiting individuals to complete a short survey that should take under 10 minutes to complete. Your participation in this study is entirely voluntary and you may withdraw from the survey at any time. You are eligible to participate if you:

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