*sorry for cross-postings*
Dear SAP members,
We are looking forward to reuniting with you and meeting our newest members at the AoM Meeting in Anaheim in just a few weeks.
To help you prepare for your stay in Anaheim, we have prepared an overview of the SAP program and highlighted activities. In total, the SAP IG features a diversity of 46 papers, 4 symposia and 15 PDWs; most sessions will take place in the Hilton Anaheim, unless otherwise noted.
In this newsletter, we highlight our newest addition to the SAP program: the SAP Doctoral and Early Career Program. The initiative has proven to be exceedingly popular, with all 20 seats in the inaugural group at Anaheim filled and 50 members registered on our Facebook page.
In addition, we draw your attention to this year's SAP keynote Speaker Jean Bartunek who will discuss the relevance of academic work and explore the forms that relevance might actually take in a practice setting. Her talks are always interesting and animated.
Also, make sure not to miss any of our engaging social events. We have very few places left for our popular Friday Night Dinner. Moreover, we have again put together a series of SAP Meet & Greet sessions, where you can enjoy a relaxed breakfast together with key members of the SAP community.
Lastly, we take this opportunity to congratulate Professor Paula Jarzabkowski for winning this year's Practice Impact Award of the AoM PTC. We also announce the SAP election results in the newsletter and point out a number of upcoming events/ initiatives.
So, print out the overview of our SAP program and the schedule for the Meet & Greet and be sure to join us for these events!
We look forward to seeing you in Anaheim and wish you safe travels!
Best regards,
Katharina
(SAP IG Membership Secretary)