EAM 2001 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Wendesday, May 9th

Noon – 5:00 pm Registration Concourse
Noon – 6:00 pm EAM Board of Governors’ Meeting Concourse D
6:30 – 8:30 pm Early Bird Dinner – $15.00 co-pay Giovanni’s Restaurant
(55th St & 5th Ave.)
9:00 – 11:00 pm Conversation and Collegiality Concourse

Thursday, May 10th

8:30 am – Noon EAM Board of Governors’ Meeting Concourse D
8:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Concourse
Noon- 1:30 p.m. Lunch Hour
Noon – 4:15 pm Exhibitors Concourse A
5:30 – 6:30 pm EAM Distinguished Speaker Rendezvous B/Room
6:30 – 7:30 pm ALL EAM RECEPTION Petit B/Room
8:00 – finish  JAZZ OUTING ($5.00 co-pay) The Knitting Factory
9:00 – 11:00 pm Conversation & Collegiality Concourse Foyer

Thursday

8:30 am – Noon: Concourse B

 

CASE EMBRYO WORKSHOP

 

Chair:  EJ (Roy) Knaus, William Paterson Univ.

 

Panelists:  

Jeannette Oppedisano, S. Conn State Univ.
Carolyn Stumpf, Georgian Court C.
Herbert Sherman, LIU-Southampton  C

 

Bring an idea outline for a case study (up to one page) to the workshop and receive experienced case writers' detailed, hands-on guidance on next steps toward a published case.  Or send your outline to E.J. Knaus, William Paterson University, 33 Trenton Terrace, Wayne, NJ  07470. Please send up to one week prior to the conference so the panel members can be better prepared to help with your case ideas.

 

 

Thursday

9:00 – 12:00: Concourse C

 

EAM DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM

 

The theme for the doctoral consortium this year is “Bad Advice and Good Advice for Starting and Advancing Your Career.”  Participation is open to anyone, but doctoral students nearing the start of their career are especially encouraged to attend.  The session will be short on presentations, long on interaction among faculty and students.  The consortium faculty include:

 

Tony Butterfield, UMass – Amherst (Coordinator),

Craig Lundberg, Cornell University

Kathyrn Harrigan, Columbia University

Susan Jackson, Rutgers University

Dilip Mirchandani, Rowan University

Shanthi Gopalakrishnan, NJIT

Marcy Crary, Bentley College

Peter Diplock, Clarkson University

(Nomination by your school is not required, but pre-registration with Tony is suggested, as space may be limited:  dabutter@mgmt.umass.edu; or, (413) 545-5678).

 

 

Thursday

12:45 - 1:15: Concourse G

 

ORIENTATION FOR SESSION CHAIRS, FACILITATORS AND DISCUSSANTS

 

Mzamo Mangaliso, UMass – Amherst

        Vice-President, Program

 

Eric Kessler, Pace University

        Vice-President, Local Arrangements

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse B

 

CASE VIP SESSION

Chair: Bil Matthews

 

Panelists: James Carroll, Georgian Court  C.
John Seeger, Bentley College
Tim Edlund, Morgan State Univ.


This signature session for CASE provides a free form discussion of the case writing and blind review process by expert reviewers, journal editors and editorial board members of case research journals.  With agreements and disagreements about the selected cases abounding among the reviewers, the audience is treated to a rare inside view of the review process.  The cases were selected based on their potential for eventual publication and classroom use.  This session is ideal for those who research, write and teach with cases and those who want to develop or improve their skills in this area.

%Technology Misuse at State Street Corporation

        Michael E. Johnson-Cramer, Boston Univ.

        Fred K. Foulkes, Boston Univ.

Ted Shade:  To Be or Not To Be

        Barry Armandi, SUNY/Westbury

        Jeannette Oppedisano, S Conn State Univ.

        Herbert Sherman, Southampton College-LIU

%Fox Relocation Management Corporation

            Cynthia Ingols, Simmons College

            Lisa Brem, Simmons College 

 

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse C

 

SYMPOSIUM – MANAGING IN THE 21ST CENTURY:  A FOCUS ON THE HUMAN FACTOR IN ORGANIZATIONS

 

Chair:  Parbudyal Singh, Univ. of New Haven

 

Presenters: 

                Anshuman Prasad, Univ. of New Haven

                Laurel Goulet, Univ. of New Haven

                Margaret Frank, Univ. of New Haven

                Judi Neal, Univ. of New Haven

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse D

 

SYMPOSIUM /WORKSHOP – DIVERSITY TRAINING & TEACHING:  DEALING WITH THE HEAT

 

Panelists:

         Michael London, Wharton-UPenn.

         Joy Schneer, Rider College

         Susan M. Schor, Pace Univ.

         Cheryl Tromley, Fairfield Univ.

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse E

 

KNOWING & SHARING

 

Chair:  Thuhang Tran, UMass-Amherst

 

Discussant:  Len Nass, Monmouth Univ..      

 

A New Perspective to Knowledge-Based View: Is Knowledge One Type of Intangible Resources?

         Munehiko Matsuyama, Baruch College

        

A Cognitive Psychology and Social Learning Theory Model of Strategic Implementation

         David Dudek, UMass – Amherst

 

Investors’ Reactions to Acquisitions:  Evaluating Alliance Experience and Acquisition History

         Patrizia Porrini, New York Univ.

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse F

 

EMPLOYEE TRANSITIONS & WITHDRAWAL

 

Chair:  Anthony Chelte, Western New England C.

 

Discussant: Denise Rotondo, Salisbury State U.

 

Employee Withdrawal: Estimating the Cost to the Organization

         Abraham Sagie, Bar-Ilan Univ.

         Assa Birati, Bar-Ilan Univ.

         Aharon Tziner, The Netanya Academic C.

 

Changes in the Long-Term Employment Relationship Among Korean White-Collar Employees

         Hyeon Jeong Park, Cornell Univ.

 

Online Selection - An Empirical Study on the Integration of the Internet in Selection Processes

Annette Cascorbi, U. der Bundeswehr, Michel Domsch, U. der Bundeswehr, Martina Harms, U. der Bundeswehr,

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse G

 

THE ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTITY CRISIS

 

Chair:  Gayle Porter, Rutgers Univ.

 

Discussant: Alfred Lewis, Binghamton Univ.

 

Union Democracy: An Organizational Decision-Making Framework

         Kathleen L. Pereles, Rowan Univ.

An Empirical Investigation of CEO Leadership Style in Two Entrepreneurial Configurations

         James P. Grinnell, Merrimack College

         D. Anthony Butterfield, UMass - Amherst

The Gaze and the Embrace: The Discontinuous Discourse of Workplace Empowerment

         Raza A. Mir, Monmouth Univ.

          Ali H. Mir, Indiana-Purdue Univ.

 

 

Thursday

1:30 - 3:00: Concourse H

 

SYMPOSIUM — VOICES & VALUES IN THE ECOLOGICAL DEBATE

 

Chairs:  Sharon M. Livesey, Fordham Univ.

              Joel Reichart, Fordham Univ.

Discussant:

         Falguni Sen, Fordham Univ.

Practitioner Participant:

       Jan Beyea, Consulting in the Public Interest

 

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse A

 

POSTER SESSION: MANIPULATING THE DOMINANT LOGIC

 

Facilitator: Theo Peridis, York Univ.

 

%Producing the Governable Employee: The Strategic Deployment of Empowerment

         Ali Mir, Indiana-Purdue Univ.

        

Industrial Espionage in the Digital Age

Omid Nodoushani, Southern Conn State U.

         Patricia A. Nodoushani, Univ. of Hartford

        

Corporate Legitimation in the United States Petroleum Industry: An Historical Analysis

         Anshuman Prasad, Univ. of New Haven

 

Corporate Entrepreneurial Orientation and Performance in an International Context:  The Genesis of a New Paradigm?

         Jann-Marie Halvorsen, UMass – Amherst

 

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse B

 

 

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse C

 

MANAGING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: SPONSORED THEME SYMPOSIUM

 

The Electronic Classroom:  Digital Course Content for Contemporary Teaching Environments

 

Chair: Robert Panco, Jr., Baruch College

 

Panelists from:

                Palo Alto Software

                Active Learning Technology

 

This symposium discusses ways in that digital content and learning tools can be used to enhance the teaching model and classroom experience for both instructors and students.  We will discuss the electronic teaching model as it pertains to the traditional classroom setting and distance learning applications.

 

 

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse D

 

SYMPOSIUM – CAREER METAMORPHOSIS: SURVIVING AND FLOURISHING IN THE DIGITAL AGE

 

Chair:  Madeline Crocitto, SUNY at Old Westbury

Presenters:

              Dorothy Perrin Moore, The Citadel

              Lisa Mainiero, Fairfield Univ.

              Howard S. Tu, Univ. of Memphis

              Sherry E. Sullivan, Bowling Green State U

              Gayle Baugh, Univ. of West Florida

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse E

 

LEARNING STRATEGIES AND ALLIANCES

 

Chair:  Theodore Peters, University of New Hampshire

 

Discussant: Neal Chalofsky, George Washington Univ.

 

Management Education in Corporate Universities in Germany

         Maike Andresen, Univ. of  FAF, Hamburg, GE

Michel E. Domsch, Univ. of FAF, Hamburg

Uta B. Lieberum, Univ. of FAF, Hamburg

        

Outdoor-Adventure Training: Organizational Transformation through Metaphoric Experiential Learning

         John P. Meyer, Boston College

 

Improving Individual and Organizational Performance: Raising Self-Efficacy Levels through Emotional Intelligence Training

  Mary Rogers, Framingham State College

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse F

 

ELA EXERCISE

Facilitator: Joe Seltzer, LaSalle Univ.

We’re Not in Kansas Anymore:  An Exploration of Corporate Culture Using “The Wizard of Oz”

          Laurel R. Goulet, Univ. of New Haven

          Dale M. Finn, Univ. of New Haven

          Catherine Giapponi, Univ. of New Haven

In this session, participants will experience an exercise that uses The Wizard of Oz as a means of introducing basic concepts of corporate culture.  This activity provides a comparison of four distinct cultures:  Kansas, Munchkinland, Emerald City, and the Wicked Witch of the West’s castle.  This exercise is especially helpful for students who have little organizational experience and may otherwise find it difficult to understand corporate culture.

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse G

 

MEET THE EDITORS

 

Chair:

Sheila M. Puffer, Northeastern Univ.

The Academy of Management Executive

 

Panelists:

Gregory Northcraft, U. of Ill – Urbana-Champaign

        The Academy of Management Journal

 

Edward Conlon, Univ. of Notre Dame

        The Academy of Management Review

 

Roy Lewicki, The Ohio State Univ.

        The Academy of Management Learning and Education Journal

 

Christine Oliver, York Univ.

Administrative Science Quarterly

 

Chris Early, Indiana Univ.

        Group & Organization Management

 

David Rosenthal, Miami Univ.-Ohio

        Editor, Case Research Journal

 

 

Thursday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse H

 
INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY

 

Chair:  D. Jeffrey Lenn, George Washington U.

 

Discussant:  Brad Knipes, Westfield State C.

 

Complex Adaptive Systems Games and Global Strategic Issues

         Robin Matthews, Kingston Business School

        

Economic Efficiency of Network Governance: An Embeddedness Perspective

         Zeki Simsek, Univ. of Connecticut

        

In Search of the "Inverted U" Relationship between Population Density and Organizational Mortality

         Joel P. Rudin, Rowan Univ.

 

 

Thursday

5:30 - 6:30: Rendezvous Ballroom

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Managing Complexity and Pluralism in the Digital Age

        

Distinguished Speaker:

        Andy Van de Ven, University of Minnesota

        President, Academy of Management

 

 

Thursday

6:30 – 7:30 : Petit Ballroom

KEYNOTE RECEPTION

 

Thursday

8:00 - finish

JAZZ OUTING

 

The Knitting Factory

 

Buses leave from the main hotel entrance

 

Friday, May 11th

 

7:15  – 8:15 a.m. Women’s Network Meeting Concourse C
8:30 am – 5:00  Registration Concourse Level
8:30 – noon Exhibitors Concourse A
12:15 – 2:00 p.m. Presidential Luncheon Mercury Ballroom
2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Exhibitors Concourse A

 

  Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse A

 

POSTER SESSION: LEGAL, ETHICAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES

 

Facilitator:  Rose Twomey, Fairleigh Dickinson U.

 

Rethinking CEO Transitions: Unproductive Downtime or Key to Competitive Advantage?

         Terry B. Porter, UMass – Amherst

        

Are Commercial Broadcasters Providing Enough Public Interest Obligations of Digital Broadcasters?

         Philip Napoli, Fordham Univ.

        

Does the Americans With Disabilities Act Prohibit Differential Coverage in Health Insurance?

         Jeffrey Mello, George Washington Univ.

 

Restructuring in the Paper Industry

         Joseph Lambert, UMass-Amherst

         Mazmo Mangaliso, UMass-Amherst

 

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse B

 
CASE VIP SESSION

 

Chair: Barry Armandi, SUNY-Westbury

Panelists:  Jeanette Oppedisano, Southern Connecticut State Univ.
Margaret Naumes, U of New Hampshire
William Naumes, U. of New Hampshire

 

Peeling the Banana:  What Happened with Hurricane Mitch and Chiquita Brands in Honduras?  A Case of  Social Consciousness or Opportunistic Profit Motive?

          Joan Mahoney, Montclair State Univ.

          Jo Ann Pinto, Montclair State Univ.

 

Swissair’s Alliance Strategy and the Global Airline Industry

          Arieh A. Ullmann, Binghampton Univ.

 

%Take the Oreck Challenge

          Herbert Sherman, Southampton College - LIU

 

This signature session for CASE provides a free form discussion of the case writing and blind review process by expert reviewers, journal editors and editorial board members of case research journals.  With agreements and disagreements about the selected cases abounding among the reviewers, the audience is treated to a rare inside view of the review process.  The cases were selected based on their potential for eventual publication and classroom use.  This session is ideal for those who research, write and teach with cases and those who want to develop or improve their skills in this area.

 

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse C

 

RESEARCH AT THE EDGE & BEYOND:  NURTURING PRACTICE – GROUNDED RESEARCH

 

Chairs:  Jeanie Forray, Western New England Coll

 

Panelists:

                Joel Harmon, Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.

                Dan Twomey, Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.

                Raza Mir, Monmouth Univ.

                Alison Konrad, Temple Univ.

 

 

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse D

 

INFORMATIZING ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY:  PAST CHOICES, PRESENT DILEMMAS, FUTURE CHALLENGES

 

Chair:  Dafna Eylon, Univ. of Richmond

 

Discussant:  Catherine Giapponi, Univ. of New Haven

Information Technology Reliance: Toward a Greater Understanding of the Downside

         Timothy D. Golden, Univ. of Connecticut

         John F. Veiga, Univ. of Connecticut

Telework Adoption and Its Effectiveness: A Multi-level Contingency Perspective

         Dong Jung, San Diego State Univ.

         Bongsik Shin, San Diego State Univ.

The Social Construction of a Technological Divide:  Telecommunications in the US and UK, 1876-1925

         K. Thomas Chandy, Binghamton Univ.

 

 

Friday

 8:30 - 10:00: Concourse E

 
GENDER & DIVERSITY

 

Chair: Gwen Jones, Fairleigh Dickinson University

 

Discussant: Gary Powell, Univ. of Connecticut

 

Women and Minority Network Groups: An Examination of Their Effectiveness

Melinda Morrow, Bowling Green State U.

         Gwen Jones, Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.

 

Through the Looking Glass:  The Effects of Gender Role on the Perception of Women as Leaders

Mary Pisner – Sweeney, Baldwin– Wallace C.

Susan Kuznik, Baldwin – Wallace Coll.

Kathleen Razi, Baldwin – Wallace Coll.

 

Changes in the Gender Wage Gap 1988-1999

         Mark R. Allyn, Montclair State Univ.

        

Combinational Demography: Beyond the Relational and Compositional Approaches

         Zeki Simsek, UConn

 

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse F

 

WORKS IN PROGRESS – WORKSHOP FOR STRATEGY RESEARCH:  JVs, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

 

Chair: Edward Christiansen, Monmouth Univ.

Discussants:   Omid Nodoushani, S. Conn. State U.

                          Henry Adobor, Quinnipiac Univ.

 The Economics of Entrepreneurship and Opportunity: Schumpeterian and Austrian Perspectives

         Patrick L. Schultz, Texas Tech Univ.

Trust, Control and Performance: An Exploratory Study of Joint Venture Relationships

         Dong Chen, Rutgers Univ.

The Influence of Corporate Governance and Top Management Structures on Company Financial Reporting: Integrating Management and Accounting Literature  

         James M. Fornaro, Pace Univ.

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse G

 

ELA NEW EXERCISES

 

Chair: Joan Weiner, Drexel Univ.

 

The Personal Map: A Lesson in Similarities, Differences and the Invisible

         Deborah R.Litvin, Simmons College

         Bonita  Betters-Reed, Simmons College

        

"Jack Hawkins--You've Got Mail:" A Computer-Mediated-Feedback Case Exercise.

         Steven Meisel, LaSalle Univ.

         Joseph Seltzer, LaSalle Univ.

         Kathleen Kane, Univ. of San Francisco

 

Innovative Thinking, Intellectual Stimulation and Creativity:  Sometimes it just takes Practice, Practice, Practice!

         John E. Barbuto, Jr., Univ. of Nebraska

         Marilyn J. Bugenhagen, Univ. of Nebraska

         Jill M. Braband, Univ. of Nebraska

         Gina S. Matkin, Univ. of Nebraska

 

 

Friday

8:30 - 10:00: Concourse H

 

INFLUENCES OF NATIONAL CULTURE

 

Chair:Kathy Dechant, Univ. of Connecticut

 

Discussant:  Tatiana Kostova, U. of S.Carolina

 

Effects of National Culture on Knowledge Management: Propositions for Research

         Taco Reus, Florida State Univ.

         Manolis Diakourakis, Florida State Univ.

 

Uncertainty Avoidance in Lean Media Cross-Cultural Communication: Results From Eight Countries

         Mary R. Watson, New School Univ.

         Leigh Anne Liu, Vanderbilt Univ.

Mabel  Miguel, UNC—Chapel Hill

 

The Relationship between Demographics and Collectivism

         Claudia Harris, NC Central Univ.

         Elizabeth Edmiston, NC Central Univ.

        

 

Reading the Winds in Multinational Corporations: The Impact of Cultural Beliefs on Issue Selling Behavior

         Yan Ling, Univ. of Connecticut

         Steven Floyd, Univ. of Connecticut

         David Baldridge, Univ. of Connecticut

         John Veiga, Univ. of Connecticut

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse A

 

POSTER SESSION – COMPUTERS, TEACHING, AND LEARNING NEEDS

 

Facilitator: Joan Weiner, Drexel Univ.

 

Student Satisfaction Using Computer Mediated Instruction: Path-Goal Leadership Using Instructor Verbal Immediacy Strategies

         Leigh Stelzer, Seton Hall Univ.

 

Flowing Collegiate Management Education into Management Practice

         Eugene Baten , Central Conn. State Univ.

         R. Ivan Blanco,Central Conn. State Univ.

         Cheryl Harrison, Central Conn. State Univ.

         David Fearon, Central Conn. State Univ.

 

What Students Do Not Know About Organized Labor: Implications for What Management Educators Teach

         Robert E. Ledman, Morehouse College

         Betty Jo Licata, Youngstown State Univ.

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse B

 

CASE GENERAL SESSION

 

Chair:  Herbert Sherman, Southampton C. - LIU

 

Discussants: Richard Kopelman, Branch C., CUNY

                        Jay Azriel, SUNY-Albany

                        Joseph Stasio, Merrimack College

 

La Donna E. Mobile

William E. Matthews, William Peterson Univ.

 

Brad Harper:  A Case Study

            Mary G. Trefry, Sacred Heart Univ.

 

The Spotswood Company Benefits Plan

            William A. Stoever, Seton Hall Univ.

 

The Hiring Process of HRM:  Procedures, Perceptions and Conflicts

            William B. Morgan, Felician College

 

When Visitors Come Knocking:  Inter-Globe Manufacturing and Comparative Human Resource Practices

            Joseph B. Mosca, Monmouth Univ.

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse C

 

ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING & KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT

 

Chair:  Cynthia Ingols, Simmons College

 

Co-Discussants: 

              Joy Beatty, Boston College

              James Stoner, Fordham U.

                           

Embrace and Extend:  A Case of Inter-Organizational Learning

              John P. Meyer, Boston College

 

%Changing for the Better:  Knowledge Transformation Mechanisms During New Product Development

            Timothy D. Golden, UConn

 

The Future of Organizational Transformation:  Beyond the PUSH versus GRO Polarity

                Barry Sugarman, Lesley Univ.

 

Developing a Contingency Approach to Learning:  Applying Garvin’s Three-Stage Process to Develop a Typology of Organizational Learning Styles

                Leah Ritchie, Salem State College

Edward W. Desmarais, Salem State College

 

Friday
10:15 - 12:00: Concourse D

 

SYMPOSIUM – THE ACADEMIC JOURNEY REDEUX:  APPLICATIONS AND LINKAGES

 

Co-Chairs:

          Theodore Peters, U. of New Hampshire

          Bonita Betters-Reed, Simmons C.

Panelists:

          David Fearon, Central Connecticut State U.

          Michael London, Wharton—UPenn.

          Steven Meisel, La Salle Univ.

          Judith Neal, Univ. of New Haven

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse E

 

INNOVATION MEETS COLLABORATION

 

Chair:  David Dudek, UMass-Amherst

 

Discussant: Ethné Swartz, Fairleigh Dickinson U.

 

%Multi-product Competition: A Dual-Market Approach

         Hao Ma, Bryant College

        

Characteristics of Entrepreneurial Collaborations; the Effects of Innovativeness and Risk on Partnership Success and Partner Satisfaction

         Dennis M. Garvis, Washington and  Lee Univ.

 

Boundary Management in Domestic and International Strategic Alliances

         Henry Adobor, Quinnipiac Univ.

        

Antecedents to Innovation in the Drug-Delivery Industry: A Multilevel Perspective

         Pratim Datta, Rutgers Univ.

         Shanthi Gopalakrishnan, NJIT

 

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse F

 

WORKS IN PROGRESS –ORGANIZATIONS AS INSTITUTIONS: IMAGES, LEARNING AND PROCESSES

 

Co-Chairs: Mickey Kavanagh, SUNY Albany

                      Sherry Sullivan, Bowling Green S. U.

 

Using the Internet as the Basic Construct for a Learning Organization in a University

         Busaya Buranasin, Univ. of New Haven

        

Going Against the Grain: Managerial Resistance to Institutional Processes

         Patricia Faison Hewlin, New York Univ.

               

Scanning Habits of Nascent & Early Stage Entrepreneurs
   Jay Azriel, University at Albany
 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse G

 

ELA BEST EXPERIENTIAL EXERCISES

 

Chair: K. Denise Bane, Orris Center for Professional Development

 

%Using Stories to Reframe the Social Construction of Reality: A Trio of Activities

         Sandra Morgan, Univ. of Hartford

         Robert F. Dennehy, Pace Univ.

        

%Accessing the Inner Self: Teaching Management Classes Using Theatre Games

         Ellen Ferris, Temple Univ.

         William Ferris, Western New England College

 

 

 

Friday

10:15 - 12:00: Concourse H

 

SYMPOSIA: THE REFLECTIVE PRACTITIONER AT ON-LINE U

 

Chair: Diana Stork, Simmons College

 

Knowing and Learning at On-line U: Content, Courses, Customers

         Diana Stork, Simmons College

         Sue P. Stafford, Simmons College

         Alice M. Sapienza, Simmons College

         Indra Guertler, Simmons College

 

Implementing Distance Approaches to Education

         Vilma P. Allen, Charter Oak State College

         Dan Baugher, Pace Univ.

         Richard J. Butler, SUNY Empire State C.

         Andrew Varanelli, Jr., Pace Univ.

 

 

Friday

12:15 - 2:00: Mercury Ballroom

 

EAM PRESIDENTIAL LUNCHEON

 

EAM President:

Joel Harmon, Fairleigh Dickinson University

 
Outstanding Paper Awards
Acknowledgement of outstanding reviewers

 

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse A

 

ELA MEETING

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse B

 

CASE GENERAL SESSION – DOT COM/INTERNET TECHNOLOGY

 

Chair:  Jeannette Oppedisano, S.Connecticut  State U.

Discussants: 

              James Carroll, Georgian Court College

              Barry Armandi, SUNY-Westbury

              William Morgan, Felician College

              M. Charles Drexel, Southampton Col. – LIU

Toys-R-Us in the Online Toy Business

          Alan B. Eisner, Pace Univ.

          Jerome C. Kuperman, Pace Univ.

          Robert F. Dennehy, Pace Univ.

          John P. Dory, Pace Univ.

Cheaptextbooks.com: Online New College Textbook Venture

          Robert J. Mockler, St. John’s Univ.

          John Pammer, St. John’s Univ.

          Howard Spieler, St. John’s Univ.

 

Datang Telecom Technology Co., Ltd: The Wireless Telecommunications Segment of the Communications Equipment Industry in China

Robert J. Mockler, St. John’s Univ.

Ye Fei, St. John’s Univ.

Shipra Hakre, St. John’s Univ.

 

Jumas.com: Pedro Martinez, the

World Wide Web, and the Hispanic Digital Divide

          Josepth R. Stasio, Merrimack Coll.

          Patricia Sendall, Merrimack Coll.            

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse C

 

SYMPOSIUM – FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR OD:  VALUES, SPIRITUALITY AND LARGE GROUP METHODS

 

Chair: Therese Yaeger, Benedictine Univ.

 

Future Directions for Organizational Development: Values, Spirituality and Large Group Methods

        Therese Yaeger, Benedictine Univ.

        Peter F. Sorensen Jr., Benedictine Univ.

        Billie T. Alban, Alban & Williams, Ltd.

        Gary Doyle, Bloomfield Hills School District

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse D

 

A CONVERSATION ABOUT SPIRIT & TECHNOLOGY

 

Chair:  Peter Diplock, Clarkson Univ.

 

The Human Spirit and Technology: Dichotomous or Synergistic?

Maureen Lane-Maher, National-Louis U.

         Hanna Ashar, National-Louis Univ.

        

High Tech-High Touch: Building Transformational Learning Communities in Online Courses

         Judith Neal, Center for Spirit at Work

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse E

 

SYMPOSIUM – FORMULATING E-BUSINESS STRATEGIES

 

Co-Chairs:

Alan B. Eisner, Pace University

Jerome C. Kuperman, Minnesota State U.

 

Discussant: 

William D. Guth, New York University

 

Financial Analysts as Influencers of Strategy: The Case of E-Business

Jerome C. Kuperman, Minnesota State U.

Alan B. Eisner, Pace Univ.

 

The Impact of E-Business: The Internet as a Source of Entrepreneurial Opportunity

Robert A. Panco, Jr., Baruch College 

Helaine J. Korn, Baruch College

 

Strategic Alliances and Firm Value in the Electronic Marketplace

Namgyoo Park, University of Miami

John M. Mezias, University of Miami

Jaeyong Song, Columbia University

 

E-Business Opportunities For Firms In Developing Nations: The Wireless Local Loop

Uzoamaka P. Anakwe, Pace University.

Alan B.Eisner, Pace University

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse F

 

  BLURRING THE BOUNDARIES

 

Chair: Robert Ledman, Morehouse College

 

Discussant:  Bruce Warren, Simmons College

 

Measuring the Performance of Strategic Alliances in the Digital Age

         Martina Merkle, Erlenbach, Switzerland

        

Evaluating Trust as an Alternative to Control Mechanisms in International Joint Ventures

         Jian Gu, Temple Univ.

 

%When Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Effects of Managerial Control Style on In-Role and Extra-Role Behaviors

         Carol Cabrey Cirka, Ursinus College

 

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse G

 
DSS ROUNDTABLES

 

Chair: Valerie Kennedy, Eastern Conn.S.U.

 

Teaching Management Skills to MBA Students with Full-time Jobs: A Dialogue about Seizing and Missing Opportunities

James A. F. Stoner, Fordham U. - Lincoln C.

Invited MBA Students

 

How Defensible is the “Rewriting” of Grounded Theory?

         Craig Lundberg, Cornell Univ.

        

How to Grow a Business in a Book©

          Gina Vega, Merrimack College

 

Friday

2:00 - 3:00: Concourse H

 
TEAMS:  INTENSITY & TECHNOLOGY

 

Chair:  Mary Shapiro, Simmons College

 

Discussant:  Jerzy  Letkowski, Western New England College

 

Getting 'In the Zone': The Achievement of Team Intensity

         Timothy Golden, Univ. of Connecticut

 

How Do Work Groups Influence Individuals' Acceptance of IT? An Integrative Framework

         Zeki Simsek, Univ. of Connecticut

 

Cyber-Scholarship:  Usage, Efficiency and Effectiveness of the Internet in Management Research

         Ed Christensen, Monmouth Univ.

         Eric H. Kessler, Pace Univ.

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse B

 
CASE GENERAL SESSION

 

Chair:  Carolyn Stumpf, Georgian Court Coll.

Discussants:   Robert Dennehy, Pace Univ.

Mary Trefry, Sacred Heart Univ.

James Carroll, Georgian Court  C.

Thomas Leach, U. of New England

The Public Library

        Jay A. Azriel, SUNY - Albany

        Ervin M. Starr, SUNY - Albany

 

Financial Pressures and Mission Drift:  An Agency Struggles to Move Forward

        Kathee Michels McCloy, Merrimack C.

 

Drug Companies Slash Prices for AIDS

        William E. Matthews, William Paterson U.

 

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia:  Founder Linkages to Brand

        Kenneth R. Laird, Southern Conn.S.U.

        Jeannette Oppedisano, Southern Conn. S.U.

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse C

 

ORGANIZATIONAL FAIRNESS & INDIVIDUAL FIT

 

Chair:  Anthony Chelte, Western New England Coll.

Discussant:  Walter Tymon, Villanova Univ.

Pressures, Changes and Ethical Dilemmas for Human Resource Management

         John Ogilvie, Univ. of Hartford

         Diana Stork, Simmons College

Sustaining "Fair Organization:" An Interpretive View of Human Resource Practice

         Jeanie Forray, Western New England C.

The Importance of Person-Organization Fit to Job Seekers: A Preliminary Investigation

Kristin Backhaus, SUNY at New Paltz

%Context and Control  in  the Boundaryless Career:  A Framework for the Development of New Career Theory

         P. Monique Valcour, Cornell Univ.

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse D

 
ACADEMIA, WORK & FAMILY

 

Chair:  Marta Calás, UMass-Amherst

 

Discussant: Frieda Reitman, Pace Univ.

 

Professional Culture and Work/Family Balance:  Three Perspectives

         Janet Romaine, Saint Anselm College

 

Academia May Not Be the "Promised Land": Women andRacio-ethnic Minorities' Experience of Institutional and Social Isolation

         Janice Witt Smith, Winston-Salem State U.

Toni Calasanti, Virginia Tech

        

The Impact of the Timing of Motherhood on Academic Women's Role Prioritization

          Debra R. Comer, Hofstra Univ.

          Susan Stites-Doe, SUNY Brockport

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse E

 

STRATEGIC CHANGE & RESPONSES

 

Chair:  Bill Wooldridge, UMass-Amherst

 

A Neo-Institutional Perspective of Hospital Response to Managed Care

         Edward Balotsky, Monmouth Univ.

 

Multiple Point Competition and Strategy Research Linkages and Prospect

         Hao Ma, Bryant College

 

Competitive Advantage and Strategic Group Membership in the Global Aviation Industry

         Jean McGuire, Concordia Univ.

         Zied Guedri, Concordia Univ.

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse F

 

SYMPOSIUM: MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Service Learning in Management Education

 

Chair:  Madeline Crocitto, SUNY-Old Westbury

Presenters:

         Laurie N. DiPadova, Univ. of Utah

         Tim O. Peterson, Texas A & M Univ.

         Edward Zlotkowski, Bentley College

         Steven D. Papamarcos, St. John’s Univ.

 

Service Learning in Business Education:  Surmounting the Challenges

Janice S. Miller, U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse G

 

MANAGING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: SPONSORED THEME SYMPOSIUM

The Electronic Classroom: Techniques for Using the Web as a Teaching and Course Management Tool

Chair: Robert Panco, Jr., Baruch College

Panelist: Distance Higher Education

                 Blackboard

This symposium focuses on ways to use the Web to create interactive learning opportunities for students. It will emphasize the opportunity to provide learning- teaching outside of the traditional classroom allowing students to do required coursework and supplemental learning without direct instructor intervention. The session also presents resources that provide enhanced course management applications for instructors implementing web based tools.

 

 

Friday

3:30 - 5:00: Concourse H

EDUCATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS:  THE IMPORTANCE OF “COMMUNITY”

 

Chair:Judi Strauss, Benedictine Univ.

Participants:

Duane Martin, Benedictine Univ.

Anne Owen Craft, Benedictine Univ.

Angela Covey, Benedictine Univ.

Burton Kent, Benedictine Univ.

Jack Herron, Benedictine Univ.

David Wagner, Benedictine Univ.

        Cleamon Moorer, Benedictine Univ.



SATURDAY, May 12th

9:00 – 10:30 am CASE General Meeting  Concourse H
10:30 – 11:00 am Continental Breakfast Concourse A
10:45 – noon EAM Annual Business Meeting Concourse A

 

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse B

 
ORGANIZATIONAL HIRING

 

Chair:  Ron Karren, UMass-Amherst

Discussant:  Craig Tunwall, Empire State Univ.

Opportunistic Hiring in High Tech Firms

         Laurie Levesque, Carnegie Mellon Univ.

After the Pink Slip – Whom  Do You Call?  Networking Strategies of Men and Women

         Deborah Wright Brown, Long Island Univ.

         Melody L. Wollan, Clemson Univ.

The Effects of the Structured Interview on Reducing Biases

         Jennifer Bragger, Montclair State Univ.

         John Morgan, Montclair State Univ.

         Eugene Kutcher, Montclair State Univ.

         Ofelia Rodriguez, Montclair State Univ.

 

 

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse C

 

EMPOWERMENT, COOPERATION & DISCRETION

 

Chair:  Mary Shapiro, Simmons College

Discussant:  Jill Woodilla, Sacred Heart Univ.

The Evolutionary Logic of Organizational Citizenship Behavior

         James H. Turner, Morehead State Univ.

         Robert Hatfield, Morehead State Univ.

         Sean R. Valentine, Univ. of Wyoming

%Structural and Psychological Empowerment in Restructured Health Care Settings: Effects on Job Strain and Nurses' Work Satisfaction

Heather K. Spence Laschinger, U. of W. Ontario

         Joan Finegan, Univ. of W. Ontario

         Judith Shamian, Health Canada

         Piotr Wilk, Univ. of W. Ontario

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse D

 

HUMAN/WORKER RIGHTS

 

Chair: Mark Konrad, Global Importune, Inc.

 

Panelists:

         Jerry Okey, MSOP, Nigeria

Joseph A. Harris, SUNY - Old Westbury Georgina Falú, Universal Business School.

 

 

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse F

 

THE VIEW FROM THE TOP

 

Chair:   Linda Smircich, UMass-Amherst

Discussant: Theo Peridis, York Univ.

A Complexity Model of Global Strategic Leadership

         Marguerite Schneider, College of NJ

         Rajib Sanyal, College of New Jersey

         Lorna Wallace, Telcordia Communications

Executives' Orientations as Predictors of Crisis Management Policies and Practices

         Zachary Sheaffer, Tel Aviv U/U of  Haifa

         Rita Mano-Negrin, Tel Aviv Univ.

Vertical Strategic Consensus

         Franz Kellermanns, Univ. of Connecticut

 

 

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse G

 

WORKSHOP: SHOULD I FORCE STUDENTS TO PREPARE FOR CLASS?  PICKING AN ANSWER AND MAKING IT WORK

Panelist:

         Paul Bacdayan, UMass – Dartmouth, Chair

         Bill Ferris, Western New England College

         Deanna Geddes, Temple Univ.

          Joe Seltzer, LaSalle Univ.

 

Saturday

9:00 - 10:30: Concourse H

 
CASE GENERAL MEETING

 

 

 

Saturday

10:45 – 12:00: Concourse A

 

38th ANNUAL EAM BUSINESS MEETING

 

Chair:

Joel Harmon, Fairleigh Dickinson U. President

 

Election of Officers:

VP at large

John Ogilvie, University of Hartford

 

Report for the Board of Governors:

Jeanie Foray, Western New England Col.

 

Treasurer’s Report:

Cheryl Tromley, Fairfield University

 

Report from the Academy of Management:

Andy Van de Ven, University of Minnesota

President, Academy of Management

 

Presentation of Awards:

Joel Harmon, Fairleigh Dickinson University,

President, EAM

 

Introduction to 2001-02:

Steve Meisel, LaSalle University,

President-Elect, EAM