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The Doctoral Consortium will take place at ESAN University –host of AMCIS 2010- on Thursday, August 12th, in conjunction with the 2010 Americas Conference on Information Systems. ESAN University is aimed at being a leading institution in Latin America, internationally recognized both for its innovative nature and for having the most outstanding students, professors, researchers and alumni.



The focus of the Doctoral Consortium is to provide an opportunity for Ph.D. students making progress on their dissertation research to share and discuss their research with peers and faculty mentors. At the consortium students will give formal presentations of their current progress in developing a dissertation. Subjects to be covered in the presentations include a statement of the problem and research question(s), literature review, theory development and model, research methodology, and preliminary findings.

The consortium consists of multiple concurrent sessions (with a relatively small number of students in each) addressing related topical areas or using common methodological approaches. Faculty member(s) with expertise in the topical area or methodological approach will facilitate each session. The primary objective of the consortium is that students have an opportunity to share their research with future colleagues and receive feedback from other students and faculty outside their own  universities.

Doctoral Consortium Co-chairs
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George Marakas
School of Business University of Kansas
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USA
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Ellen Christiaanse
Amsterdam Graduate Business School University of Amsterdam
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The Netherlands

Keynote speaker
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Izak Benbasat
Sauder School of Business
University of British Columbia
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Canada

Doctoral Consortium faculty
The faculty for the AMCIS 2010 Doctoral Consortium will include:
 
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Detmar Straub
Professor of Information Systems
Georgia State University
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USA
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Reza Torkzadeh
Professor
University of Nevada Las Vegas
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USA
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Hope Koch
Assistant Professor of Information Systems
Baylor University
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USA
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Eileen Trauth
Professor of Information Sciences and Technology
Penn State University
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USA
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Miguel Aguirre-Uretta
Assistant Professor
DePaul University
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USA
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Fred Niederman
Professor of Decision Sciences/MIS
Saint Louis University
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USA
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Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen
Professor of Information Systems Science
Department of Business Technology, Aalto University School of Economics
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Finlandia
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Dinesh Batra
College of Business Administration
Florida International University
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USA

Timeline
    • Submission of applications deadline: April 1, 2010
    • Notification of acceptance: April 14, 2010
    • Final papers due: April 28, 2010
Doctoral Consortium accepted participants:
    • Artur Siurdyban, Aalborg University, Denmark
    • Colin Onita, University of Memphis, USA
    • Daniel Schlagwein, University of Cologne, Germany
    • Dorothy Chau, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
    • Doug Derrick, Arizona University, USA
    • Elaine Mosconi, Université Laval, Canada
    • Erwin Folmer, University of Twente, Netherlands
    • Faezeh Karimi, National University of Singapore, Singapore
    • Fardad Zand, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
    • Frank Schlosser, University of Bamberg, Germany
    • Hisham Allam, Dalhousie University, Canada
    • Hyo-Jeong Kim, University of Colorado – Denver, USA
    • Jennifer Gerow, Clemson University, USA
    • Mahadi Bahari, Brunel University, United Kingdom
    • Martin Barth, University of Mannheim, Germany
    • Martin Dias, Bentley College, USA
    • Mazen El-Masri, HEC Montreal, Canada
    • Melike Findikoglu, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
    • Mike Ellis, University of Kansas, USA
    • Rob Hornyak, Georgia State University, USA
    • Rolando Gonzales, ESAN University, Peru
    • Saeed Akhlaghpour, McGill University, Canada
    • Saima Khan, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
    • Thomas Kohlborn, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
    • Tim Olsen, Georgia State University, USA
    • Trent Spaulding, Arizona State University, USA
    • Yong-Jick Lee, Arizona State University, USA
    • Zhe (Jay) Shan, Penn State University, USA
 
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