Welcome to the MIT Sloan Organization Studies Group's (“OSG”) fall 2010 seminar series.
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars will be held in E62-350 from Noon to 1:30 p.m. on Fridays. Lunch will be provided at 11:45 a.m. As they become available, abstracts or papers for the seminars will be posted below.
| Fall 2010 | |
|---|---|
| Date | Speaker/Affiliation/Seminar Title |
| Sep 24 | NO SEMINAR, Team Day |
| Oct 1 | Gretchen M. Spreitzer, University of Michigan (Ross) Thriving at Work: The Role of the Leader |
| Oct 8 | Roxana Barbulescu, McGill University Do women choose different jobs from men? Mechanisms and evidence for application segregation in the market for managerial workers |
| Oct 15 | Katherine (Kathy) Phillips, Northwestern University (Kellogg) Getting Closer at the Company Party? The Impact of Racial Demography, Behavioral Integration, and Quality of Experience |
| Oct 22 | NO SEMINAR, SIP |
| Oct 29 | No OSG Seminar |
| Nov 5 | Mark Mortensen, MIT From Teams to Recombinant Collaboration: A taxonomy and new theoretical perspective on collaboration in light of the changing nature of work |
| Nov 12 | Erin Cech, University of California, San Diego (Sociology) The Self-Expressive Edge of Sex Segregation: The Role of Self-Conceptions and Gender Schemas in the Career Launch Decisions of Recent College Graduates |
| Nov 19 | Victor Seidel, University of Oxford (Said) Translating Novel Concepts to Novel Products: Coordination Totems in Practice |
| Dec 3 | Nada Hashmi & Mabel Abraham, MIT |
| Dec 10 | Tom Tyler, New York University (Psychology) How are people connected to groups? |
Traditionally, doctoral students and faculty meet individually and/or in small groups before and after the seminar. Please e-mail Mabel Abraham if you would like to arrange such meetings (please note the dates and times in which you're interested).
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Questions or comments
E-mail: John Carroll (John Carroll) or Mabel Abraham (Mabel Abraham)
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