
We are very pleased to invite new MIS faculty
to participate in this year's MIS Camp, which will be held at
The Americas Conference on Information Systems on Thursday,
August 14 2008 from 8am – 5pm.
MIS Camp has a long history of being beneficial to support junior
faculty for their career development and managing work/life
balance. MIS camp consists of a series of interactive sessions
built around discussions of research, teaching, and service
expectations as well as how to balance these with your personal
life. There will be one senior or mid-level faculty mentor for
each group of between three and five campers. Potential campers
include AIS members beginning their first, second or third year
in an academic position in the Fall of 2008. This format has
been very successful in the past, partly because it allows new
faculty to share their experiences at their new institution
with peers from other institutions. If you have attended camp
before, you should not attend this year.
MIS Camp will be facilitated by the following group of IS academics:
Camp
Organizers:
•
Suzanne Rivard, HEC Montreal, Canada, suzanne.rivard@hec.ca
• Ping Zhang, Syracuse University, USA, pzhang@syr.edu
• Peter Todd, McGill University, Canada, peter.todd@mcgill.ca
Camp
Counselors:
1. Susan A. Brown, University of Arizona, USA
2. Armin Heinzl, University of Mannheim, Germany
3. Alan Hevner, University of South Florida, USA
4. Julie E. Kendall, Rutgers University, USA
5. Rajiv Sabherwal, University of St-Louis, Missouri, USA
6. V. Sambamurthy, Michigan State University, USA
7. Martin Santana, Universidad ESAN, Perú
Keynote
Speakers:
Dan Robey, Georgia State University
Peter Todd, McGill University
Registration
All campers must be registered for the conference with a nominal
fee of $50. In order to keep this experience an intimate one,
registration is limited to 40 people. Notice that the camp is
the day before the regular program begins, so you should plan
to arrive in Toronto in enough time to begin bright and early
Thursday morning. The camp won't be very valuable unless you
are able to participate in the entire day!
We hope MIS Camp sounds interesting for junior faculty members!
It should be both educational and a lot of fun.
To register for MIS Camp, you will have to register for the
AMCIS Conference. You will be able to indicate on the form that
you are attending MIS Camp.
We look forward to seeing you at MIS Camp in Toronto!
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