Hi Robert, i am searching for a PhD program since quite some time and has
strong teaching competencies.
Currently i hold MBA in Banking & Finance from a leading business school,
and around 15 years of management work experience in Financial services
industry. My GMAT is 80th percentile. My prior academic credentials are
pretty strong. I am Canadian citizen.
So would this profile interest your university, let me know.
thanks
Bilal Khan
vmail +416-550-5435
>From: Robert Hoskisson <
Robert.Hoskisson@ASU.EDU>
>Reply-To: Business Policy and Strategy List <
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>To:
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>Subject: PhD Program at ASU
>Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 22:33:12 -0700
>
>Dear colleagues:
>We are writing you in search of quality applicants to our Ph.D. program
>in Management. The mission of Arizona State University's Ph.D. program
>in Management is to develop scholars to assume faculty and research
>positions in leading research universities. The program places primary
>emphasis on the development of research competence and teaching as a
>vehicle to academic professionalism. We very much hope that there are
>some prospective applicants at your university, and that you will put
>them in touch with us. Below are some details about our Ph.D. program.
>Please do not hesitate to forward this information to anyone who you
>know is considering a PhD program. Also, please do not hesitate to
>contact me or Anne Tsui (our Ph.D. coordinator) if you have further
>questions. Thank you for your help.
>Sincerely,
>Albert Cannella Jr.
>Hahnco Companies Professor and Chair, Management Department
>(480) 965-5031
>
albert.cannella@asu.edu
>The Ph.D. Program in Management at Arizona State University
>Faculty
>The Management Department has 20 faculty members who cover the areas of
>Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Organizational
>Theory, and Strategic Management. The faculty's research and teaching
>emphasizes a broad array of topics, such as leadership, teams, stress,
>coping, job loss, turnover, workplace identity, process and project
>management, high tech management, performance management systems,
>diversity, socialization, alliances/joint ventures, corporate
>governance, diversification, CEO succession, international strategy,
>corporate political strategies, business ethics, competitive dynamics,
>and entrepreneurship. Faculty members publish their research in leading
>journals such as Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management
>Review, Management Science, Journal of Applied Psychology, Strategic
>Management Journal, Administrative Science Quarterly, Journal of
>International Business Studies, Organization Science, and Personnel
>Psychology. The faculty takes great pride in their numerous local and
>international awards for research and teaching excellence, including the
>recent ranking of third place internationally in research performance in
>top journals.
>Students
>All of our Ph.D. students are full-time students, a requirement that we
>believe is essential for developing skills and values for effective
>scholarship. Students learn research and teaching skills by serving as
>apprentices to experienced scholars. Each new student is assigned to two
>faculty mentors in the first two years of his or her study before
>embarking on the dissertation.
>Admission
>The prerequisites for admission to the Ph.D. program are a minimum of a
>Bachelor's degree (in any field), though most of our students have a
>master's degree and several years' of professional work experience,
>along with competitive GMAT or GRE scores (exceeding the 75th
>percentile). The Department Ph.D. Committee screens all applications,
>and conducts phone interviews of the short listed applicants. In the
>evaluation of candidates, the committee considers the entire profile of
>the applicant, including test scores, transcripts, experience, the
>personal statement, letters of recommendation, as well as the fit
>between faculty research and applicant interests. We admit students only
>for the Fall term, and we admit two to four students per year. Our
>admissions procedures conform to the equal opportunity and affirmative
>action policies of ASU.
>Program Structure
>The basic structure of the Ph.D. program includes two years of course
>work, including core courses that provide the foundations of the
>management field and elective courses that prepare the student to
>develop a research area of interest. The specific courses taken
>represent the student's area of specialization and are selected by the
>student with the help of a mentor from the Ph.D. program committee.
>There is a research paper requirement each year until the dissertation
>stage when the student focuses on his or her dissertation research. The
>comprehensive exam takes place at the end of the second year, followed
>by two to three years of dedicated work on the dissertation along with
>other research projects. Most students complete the degree in five
>years, though it is possible to complete it in four years.
>The dissertation represents a major research project of an original and
>creative nature that will advance the state of theory in the student's
>major field. Given the emphasis on research in the program, we strive to
>ensure that the dissertation is not the student's first research
>project. However, when the dissertation is completed, it signifies
>individual competence as a researcher. Each year, our students actively
>participate in the main conferences such as the Academy of Management or
>the Strategic Management Society by submitting and presenting their
>research papers. For example, our doctoral students had a phenomenal
>100% success rate for paper submissions for the 2006 Academy of
>Management meeting. A total of 25 papers were accepted among our current
>15 students. Most of our students also have publications in top-level
>journals by the time they are ready to apply for faculty positions.
>For Further Information
>Please visit our website at
>http://wpcarey.asu.edu/mgt/degree/phd-program-description.cfm for
>detailed information. You may also contact the Ph.D. Coordinator,
>Professor Anne Tsui, at 480-965-3999 or by email at
anne.tsui@asu.edu or
>Delcine Soletski at 480-965-5474 or by email at
>
delcine.soletski@asu.edu.
>
>
>---------------------------------------------
>Robert E. Hoskisson
>Professor and W. P. Carey Chair
>Department of Management
>W.P. Carey School of Business
>Arizona State University
>Tempe, AZ 85205-4006
>Phone: 480 965-2286
>Fax: 480 965-8314
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>
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