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 This post is the second part of an interview we recently conducted with Paul Leonardi regarding the the value OCIS can provide to communications students and scholars. Why should communication students get involved in OCIS? I think that involvement in OCIS helps to broaden the perspective that people studying communication have. Organizational communication is . . . →Read More:Interview with Paul Leonardi –Part 2
The OCIS division of the Academy of Management brings together scholars from both the organization communication discipline as well as the information systems discipline. In an effort to better understand how the communication field integrates into OCIS,we recently spoke with Dr. Paul Leonardi. Paul Leonardi is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies,Industrial Engineering . . . →Read More:Interview with Paul Leonardi  A year ago,I was asked if I would consider running for a student-representative-at-large position within the OCIS division of the Academy of Management. Little information was available regarding the requirements and expectations of this position but I agreed to put my name on the ballot anyway. This year,I hope to provide more information . . . →Read More:Getting Involved with OCIS
Interview with Mike Smith –Associate Professor of Information Systems and Marketing,Heinz College,Carnegie Mellon University Michael D. Smith is an Associate Professor of Information Systems and Marketing and co-director of the Center for Digital Media Research at Carnegie Mellon University,with appointments at the Heinz College’s School of Information Systems and Management . . . →Read More:Interview with Mike Smith 
Peter Baloh is a lecturer and a research fellow at Information Management department of Faculty of Economics,University of Ljubljana,Slovenia,the only EQUIS accredited school in South-Eastern Europe. He is active in the areas of Information Systems,Management of Technology and Innovation,Project Management and Knowledge Management,which are considered through the lens of . . . →Read More:Future Stars –Peter Baloh
Yeliz Eseryel,Ph.D. Candidate in Information Science and Technology,Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) Year of the PhD program: Fifth and the last year. Explain your background which has led you to the PhD program. Well,I have always been interested in research. I conducted my first research . . . →Read More:Future Stars –Yeliz Eseryel Year of the PhD program:I am now pretty close to the end of my PhD. I will defend my thesis in Economics of Communication next month. Explain your background which has led you to the PhD program. I graduated in 2004 in Business and Administration at Cattolica University of Milan. It seemed to me . . . →Read More:Future Stars –Alessia Santuccio  Marco:That’s a very hard job. Galliers:It’s a hard job and it does take a little bit of handling in terms of time management. I’m fortunate in that I have quite a lot of energy. While I might be tired from an overseas trip,I don’t really get jetlag. I suppose I’m so used . . . →Read More:Interview with Bob Galliers 2/3
Interview with Bob Galliers,Provost at Bentley University,Waltham,MA –USA. Appointed to his current post in 2002,Bob Galliers came to Bentley from the London School of Economics,where he was Professor of Information Systems and Research Director in the Department of Information Systems. . . . →Read More:Interview with Bob Galliers Year of the PhD program: I will be finishing up my second year in the program here at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Explain your background which has led you to the PhD program. I received both my undergraduate and graduate degree at Texas Tech University. While there,I had contemplated . . . →Read More:Future Stars –Jeff Cummings |
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