Nominations (including
self-nominations) are invited for the
Sixth Annual Interorganizational SIG Lifetime
Achievement Award.
Previous winners of the
award include Bart Weitz, V. Kumar, Erin Anderson, Bob Lusch. Gary Frazier,
George John, and Bob Dwyer. The award will be presented during the AMA Summer
Educators’ Conference in August 2012 at the IOSIG membership reception.
Nominees should
demonstrate the following award criteria:
Long-term and significant contributions to various
streams of interorganizational research such as channel management,
interfirm alliances, buyer-seller relationships, and relationship
marketing, among others.
- Sustained record of research excellence in the domain.
- Service to the Interorg academy and/or profession.
The award committee
includes Rajdeep Grewal (Pennsylvania State University and Committee Chair), F.
Robert Dwyer (University of Cincinnati), and Mrinal Ghosh (University of
Arizona). Electronic nominations are preferred. Nominations are due by
Monday, April 30th.
Please send nominations
to:
Rajdeep Grewal, Ph.D.
Irving & Irene Bard
Professor of Marketing
Associate Research
Director ‑ ISBM
Smeal College of
Business
Pennsylvania State
University
407 Business Bldg.
University Park, PA
16802
Phone: 814‑863‑0728
Fax: 814‑865‑3015
Or
email (preferred) to: rug2@psu.edu
Williams-Qualls-Spratlen Multicultural
Mentoring Award of Excellence
Nominations Due: May 1, 2012
The
Williams-Qualls-Spratlen (WQS) Multicultural Mentoring Award of Excellence
carries on the legacy of three world class marketing scholars, educators, and
mentors of people of color: Jerome Williams, Prudential Chair in Business and
Research Director-The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic
Development (CUEED), Rutgers Business School - Newark and New Brunswick;
William (Bill) Qualls, Professor of Marketing, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign; and Thaddeus H. Spratlen, Emeritus Professor of Marketing, at
the Foster School of Business, University of Washington.
The award will be
given to a marketing professor who has made research contributions, such as
publications in leading journals, and should also be making teaching
contributions as a mentor to students and professors of color from
underrepresented groups in the field of marketing, particularly, students and
professors who are African American, Hispanic, and Native American.
It is anticipated that the award
recipient will have had a sustained career commitment to mentoring, a significant
positive impact on his/her mentees’ careers, and through his/her mentees have
advanced research and education on issues where racial, ethnic, and cultural
diversity intersect with the discipline and practice of marketing.
For complete
information about the WQS Award, including eligibility criteria, submission
guidelines, and award benefits, or to make a nomination for the award, please
visit: http://www.themarketingfoundation.org/williams_qualls_spratlen.html.
Berry-AMA Book Prize for the Best
Book in Marketing
Nominations
Due: April 30, 2012
April
30, 2012, is the deadline to submit nominations to the American Marketing
Association Foundation (AMAF) for the 2012 Berry-AMA Book Prize for the Best
Book in Marketing. Generously funded by Dr. Leonard L. and Nancy F. Berry, this
annual prize recognizes books whose innovative ideas have had significant
impact on marketing and related fields.
Exceptional
marketing books that have set the standard for excellence and that have been
published within the previous three years (copyright 2009, 2010 or 2011 for the
2012 Prize) are eligible for consideration.
Nominations
must be made online at http://www.themarketingfoundation.org/berry_book_prize.html,
and should include 1) the author’s name, 2) the exact title of the marketing
book, and 3) the published date.
Charles Coolidge Parlin Marketing
Research Award
Nominations
Due: April 16, 2012
To be awarded
the distinguished Charles Coolidge Parlin Marketing Research Award, academics
and practitioners must have demonstrated outstanding leadership and sustained
impact on advancing the evolving profession of marketing research over an
extended period of time. The Parlin Board of Governors is only accepting academician nominations for the 2012
award, and self-nominations will not be reviewed. The recipient must be available to accept the
award at the 2012 AMA Research and Strategy Summit (October 1 – 3) in Las
Vegas, NV. For additional information or
to make a nomination for the award, visit: http://www.themarketingfoundation.org/parlin.
Lifetime Achievement Award:
Pricing
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
We would like to announce an Award
sponsored by the Retailing and Pricing SIG. The award is to acknowledge
outstanding contributions in the field of Pricing. A winner will be honored at
the Summer AMA conference August 2012 in Chicago, where the winner will be
introduced and speak during the Retailing and Pricing SIG reception.
Winners should have contributed a
significant body of work, over 20 or more years, in developing and advancing
research in the Pricing area.
Nominations should include
information relating to why the potential recipient is deserving of this award,
a copy of the nominee’s vita, and references that support this nominee (minimum
of 3).
The deadline for nominations is May 15, 2012.
Please
submit nominations to: Rajneesh Suri (Vice Chair of Pricing), Drexel
University, (Rajneesh.Suri@drexel.edu)
A panel of experts in the marketing academic pricing field will determine the
Lifetime Achievement Award winner.
Lynn Kahle is honored
at the recent American Marketing Association meeting in San Francisco with the
Sports and Special Events Interest Group (SportsSIG) prize:
"Distinguished
Career Contribution to the Scientific Understanding of Sport Business."
Previous
winners are Bettina Cornwell from the University of Michigan and Professor
Stephen Greyser from Harvard University. Pictured from Left to Right: Cornwell, Kahle,
Greyser
Call
for Applications/Nominations for the Pearson-Prentice Hall's
Solomon-Marshall-Stuart 2012 Award for Innovative Excellence in Marketing
Education
The Teaching and
Learning Special Interest Group, in partnership with Pearson Prentice Hall and
Solomon, Marshall, Stuart the authors of the Marketing: Real People, Real
Choices marketing text, conducts a competition to recognize innovative
excellence in marketing education. This competition provides a forum for
outstanding teachers to share their classroom innovations with colleagues from
around the world. The annual winner of the Pearson Prentice Hall
Solomon-Marshall-Stuart Award is honored as part of a special session at the
Summer Marketing Educator’s conference. Additionally, the winner receives
a beautiful plaque from the SIG and a US$1,500 check from Pearson Prentice
Hall.
The
competition is open to any full-time marketing educator who is also a member of
the American Marketing Association (AMA) and who has designed an innovative
method of teaching marketing students or who has devised classroom
innovation(s). (Please note that this is an individual award and not
an innovation award based on a project created by multiple faculty members.)
The award is not restricted to any particular marketing course.
Individuals wishing to compete for the Award for Innovative Excellence should
prepare an application package according to the guidelines listed below and
submit it to the Teaching & Learning Special Interest Group (SIG) chair, to
be received no later than March 30, 2012. Submissions will be
reviewed by a panel of judges who will evaluate the applications and select the
winner. The winner will be required to register for the AMA Summer 2012
Educators' Conference and make a presentation at the conference.
All applications
shall be submitted electronically to Professor Victoria L. Crittenden,
AMA Teaching and Learning SIG chair, at crittend@bc.edu.
If you have any questions, please direct them to Professor Crittenden as well.
Below are the submission guidelines. We look forward to seeing your submissions!
Guidelines
for Submission of Application Materials
All applications
shall be submitted electronically to Professor Victoria L. Crittenden, AMA
Teaching and Learning SIG chair, at crittend@bc.edu.
The submission should include the following items:
1. Cover Page: The cover page
should include the name of the applicant and all contact information, including
the applicant's name, AMA membership number, academic title/rank, institution,
address, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail address.
2. Letter from dean,
chair, or colleague:
This one to two page document (single-space, Times New Roman, 10-point
font) should include highlights of the applicant's teaching contributions and
other information such as other teaching recognition received, impact of the
applicant's teaching on students, course, and/or overall program, and research
or service contributions related to teaching. It should be kept in
mind that this award recognizes teaching innovation, not simply doing a credible
job teaching standard courses with traditional methods.
3. Applicant’s
Personal Statement: This
one to two page document (single-space, Times New Roman, 10-point font)
should describe the applicant's teaching philosophy, key contributions to learning,
etc.—all toward demonstrating innovative excellence in marketing
education as related to the individual applicant.
4. Condensed
Curriculum Vitae:
This should be a three page abbreviated vitae (Times New Roman, 10-point
font) and include the applicant's education, teaching experience, recent
publications, major service roles, and other significant contributions.
5. Supplements:
This section should contain documentation of the applicant's teaching
innovation(s). The teaching innovation should be described in detail,
with rationale for why the activity is truly innovative. Internal and/or
external feedback about this innovation(s) is important and should be included
in this section (original documentation of feedback is required; verbiage prepared
by the applicant is not sufficient for this requirement). Additionally,
since demonstration of longevity is critical to sustained excellence, please
provide evidence of the impact of the innovation over time. In other
words, the innovation
Contact
Information: Questions
should be directed to the AMA Teaching and Learning SIG competition chair.
Victoria
L. Crittenden, D.B.A.
Chair,
AMA Teaching & Learning SIG
Boston
College
140
Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut
Hill, MA 02467
617.552.0430
(office)
617.552.6677
(fax)
crittend@bc.edu (email)
http://www.tlsig.cba.neu.edu
Richard
Hanna, D.B.A.
Assistant
Professor of Marketing
Northeastern
University
College
of Business Administration
Marketing
Group
202
Hayden Hall
Boston,
MA 02115
Office:
617-373-8386
Fax:
617-373-8366
Mobile:
617-283-7476
email: r.hanna@neu.edu
Erin Anderson Award
We, and many others in the marketing community, were deeply saddened by the unexpected death of Erin Anderson in 2007. After winning a battle against cancer earlier that year, her untimely passing robbed her of the opportunity to enjoy her victory.
Erin was a widely respected mentor and scholar whose research made significant contributions to the marketing discipline. During her career, she published over forty scholarly articles in the top academic journals. Her paper on the role of pledges in channel relationships was the first recipient of the Louis Stern Award selected and presented by the AMA IOSIG. Based on her citations, she was in the top 1½ % of researchers in the social sciences.
But Erin was more than a top-notch academic scholar. She was a caring mentor to many Ph.D. students and faculty members. She was a much-loved Ph.D. supervisor and she shared her experiences and insights with many faculty members as they launched their academic careers. Our discipline suffers when such a kind and caring person is no longer in our midst.
One of Erin’s primary interests was encouraging and enabling women in academe; she mentored many junior faculty as they launched their academic careers. To honor Erin and support her interests, the Erin Anderson Award for a female marketing scholar– a woman who we anticipate becoming a leading marketing academic in the mold of Erin Anderson, who went beyond her significant research contributions to help other develop their careers, was established.
Eligibility & Selection Criteria
Women marketing professors who received their marketing (or related field) doctoral degree in or after the 2001 calendar year may be nominated or self-nominate. The criteria for the award focus on what made Erin Anderson unique in the academic world. 1) Research: The recipient should be a woman who is an emerging research star in her area of expertise, as evidenced by her publication record and the impact of those publications on marketing thought and 2) Mentoring: The recipient should be someone who has exceeded the normal expectations for someone of her rank in mentoring doctoral students and junior faculty members.
For additional information please go to: Erin Anderson Award.
The 2012 Louis Stern Award
The Stern Award was established by Louis W. and Rhona L. Stern in 1999 through the American Marketing Association Foundation. The award recognizes an outstanding article published in a widely recognized and highly respected refereed journal that has made a significant contribution to the literature on marketing channels and distribution. An article is eligible for consideration between three and eight calendar years after publication. A list of previous award winners as well as a partial list of eligible articles can be requested from the IOSIG Chair (Ursula Sullivan at usullivan@niu.edu).
The selection committee will be chaired by Christian Homburg (University of Mannheim). The committee includes Rajiv P. Dant (University of Oklahoma) and William D. Perreault, Jr. (The University of North Carolina), who will assist in selecting the award recipient(s).
Key Links for Awards: