The purpose of this event, is to provide a forum where business schools research leaders from across Canada can discuss topics of mutual concern, share ideas and exchange perspectives. The meeting is intended primarily for faculty members who serve as Associate Deans of Research, or equivalent, in BSAC member schools.
Agenda
1. Introduction and Open Forum: Discussion of Issues. Common Challenges (15 minutes)
2. Research Impact (35 minutes)
How can business and management research create more impact on business and society? What are some of the tools for measuring the impact of business school research on the communities we serve and on business, government and society at large? How do we better facilitate the bridge between research and practice? Gal Raz, Associate Dean, Research, Ivey School of Business at Western University
How can business and management research create more impact on business and society? What are some of the tools for measuring the impact of business school research on the communities we serve and on business, government and society at large? How do we better facilitate the bridge between research and practice?
3. Balancing Competing Demands (40 minutes)
What are some of the `day to day ‘challenges ADRs are facing in their ongoing quest to be effective research managers? How do you balance competing demands from the different constituents you work with, including faculty, students and university leadership? How do you balance the role of academic with the role as administrator? How do you effectively navigate university structures? What mechanisms have schools put in place to support the work of the ADR? What can the ADR do to make his or her job more efficient? Gal Raz, Associate Dean, Research, Ivey School of Business at Western University (moderator) Eman Almehdawe, Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Programs, Hill and Levene Schools of Business, University of Regina Claudia Champagne, Vice-doyenne à la recherche, École de gestion, Université de Sherbrooke Jeff McNally, Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies, University of New Brunswick – Fredericton Ozgur Turetken, Associate Dean - Research, Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University
What are some of the `day to day ‘challenges ADRs are facing in their ongoing quest to be effective research managers? How do you balance competing demands from the different constituents you work with, including faculty, students and university leadership? How do you balance the role of academic with the role as administrator? How do you effectively navigate university structures? What mechanisms have schools put in place to support the work of the ADR? What can the ADR do to make his or her job more efficient?
There is no charge for this event but all delegates must RSVP/Register on this page; note that it is open to research leaders from BSAC member schools only.
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