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2008 IRWIN OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR AWARD NOMINATIONS

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    Posted 11-05-2007 06:05
    2008 IRWIN OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR AWARD NOMINATIONS



    The Business Policy and Strategy (BPS) division of the Academy of
    Management requests nominations for the BPS Outstanding Educator Award, to
    be given at next year’s annual meetings in Anaheim. The BPS division has
    recognized outstanding educators since 1987. In 1991 the publishing
    company Richard D. Irwin established a $25,000 endowment for the award,
    thereafter named the Irwin Outstanding Educator Award.

    Previous award winners are:

    1987: C. Roland Christensen (Harvard) 1997:
    David Jemison (University of Texas)

    1989: James Brian Quinn (Dartmouth) 1999:
    Arnold Cooper (Purdue)

    1991: Charles Summer (U. of Washington) 2001: Michael
    A. Hitt (Arizona State)

    1993: Michael Porter (Harvard) 2003:
    Donald C. Hambrick (Penn State)

    1995: William H. Newman (Columbia) 2005: Jay
    Barney (Ohio State)


    2007: Kathy Eisenhardt (Stanford)

    This award is designed to recognize a person who has demonstrated a long-
    term commitment to and expertise in educating strategy students. This
    year’s award is given specifically for contributions to teaching students
    in undergraduate, MBA, or Executive Education programs. While the person
    may advise Ph.D. students as well, this call for nominations is
    emphasizing non-Ph.D. focused contributions. Nominees should have at
    least 15 years of service. BPS is seeking a diverse pool of nominees from
    around the globe.

    Some manifestations of outstanding educator contributions might include:

    1. Demonstrated outstanding teaching capabilities over a long period
    of time. (For example, the person has demonstrated either breadth or
    depth in teaching strategy-related topics to Executive Education, MBA, or
    undergraduate populations; the person has won teaching awards; the person
    has created strategy-oriented elective courses that are regularly
    oversubscribed and/or highly rated; the person creates learning
    environments that promote constructive and interactive class discussions
    in which students challenge assumptions and share their knowledge and
    experiences; etc.)

    2. Had an important impact on strategy pedagogy through demonstrated
    expertise or by developing new and different teaching methods or materials
    that were subsequently widely adopted by others. (For example, the person
    has produced high-quality simulations, textbooks, business cases, etc.,
    for strategy courses.)



    Nominations will be accepted through November 15, 2007.

    Please send your nomination(s) to the following email address (NB: that is
    the letter “l” and not the number one after the @ sign):

    IrwinAward2008@langate.gsu.edu

    Please include a brief explanation as to why you are nominating the
    individual.



    Many thanks!

    The BPS Teaching Committee: Melissa Appleyard, Ilgaz Arikan, Moshe
    Farjoun, Larry Stimpert