WORKSHOP: Support for the Academy of Management Organizational Communication and Information Systems 2018 Doctoral Consortium

该补助金支持美国机构约25名论文阶段学生的多元化团体参加具有杰出研究人员的国际博士联盟。在伊利诺伊州芝加哥举行的2018年管理学院（AoM）大会上，组织传播与信息系统（OCIS）博士联盟将包括一天半的OCIS学生和研究人员之间的会谈和互动。博士生联盟为学生提供其他学生和教师对他们工作的反馈，使他们能够提高自己的论文研究提案。此外，由于AoM会议所涉及的商业子学科和社区的多样性，该联盟将允许学生建立超越自己学科的研究联系。因此，参与将使学生更好地了解不同的研究社区，这将有助于他们参与未来的跨学科研究。在过去，OCIS博士生联盟一直是一个成功的场所，学生可以在那里朝着成为专业研究人员迈出重要的一步。OCIS部门在年度AoM会议上提供了一个领先的国际论坛，用于介绍和讨论与信息和通信技术在组织和社会中的使用和影响有关的研究和实际问题。这项旅行补助金的智力价值在于，它为博士生提供了一个交流见解和获得反馈和指导的论坛，以提高他们的论文研究质量，其更广泛的影响在于促进建立新的研究合作和专业网络，同时提高对正在进行的切割的认识-该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准。

This grant supports travel of a diverse group of approximately 25 dissertation-stage students at U.S. institutions to participate in an international doctoral consortium with distinguished research faculty. The Organizational Communication and Information Systems (OCIS) doctoral consortium at the 2018 Academy of Management (AoM) convention in Chicago, Illinois, will consist of one and a half days of talks and interactions among OCIS students and researchers. The doctoral consortium provides students with feedback on their work from other students and faculty members, allowing them to enhance their own dissertation research proposals. Additionally, because of the diversity of the business sub-disciplines and communities involved in the AoM conference, the consortium will allow students to establish research connections beyond their own disciplines. Consequently, participation will allow students to develop a better understanding of the different research communities, which will facilitate their participation in future interdisciplinary research. In the past, the OCIS doctoral consortium has been a successful venue at which students can take major steps toward becoming professional researchers. The OCIS division at the annual AoM meeting provides a leading international forum for the presentation and discussion of research and practical issues related to the use and impact of information and communication technologies in organizations and society. The intellectual merit of this travel grant is that it provides a forum for doctoral students to exchange insights and receive feedback and guidance in order to enhance the quality of their dissertation research, and its broader impact lies in facilitating the establishment of new research collaborations and professional networks, as well as developing a greater awareness of ongoing cutting-edge research in the field of organizational communication and information systems.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.