Call For Grant Proposals

Monday, March 26, 2012 - by Cami Best-Jones

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Call For Grant Proposal For $3000 OD&C Division Research Award (ODCRA)

Sponsored by the Organization Development & Change Division Academy of Management

PURPOSE: To encourage scholarly research and inquiry in the field of Organization Development and Change Management.

ELIGIBILITY: Any person(s) planning to and/or conducting scholarly research and study in Organization Development and Change Management with intent to publish.

CRITERIA: Submissions must be rigorous and designed to advance the body of knowledge in Organization Development and Change Management, especially research that enhances and promotes a science based change process.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: ODCRA proposals should not exceed eight (8) pages and must include the following:
1. Statement of objectives
2. Research Design
3. Timeline for Completion
4. Statement of Intent to Publish
5. Principal Investigator(s) Names with Short Vita(s) and Graduate Students Should Include Their Advisor's Name with a Short Vita. (These documents are not included in the (8) page maximum)

SUBMISSION DEADLINE:  June 1, 2012

All proposals will be blind reviewed by at least three members of the ODCRA Board and decisions will be anonymous and final.

After a proposal is approved, the award funds will be paid in two installments.  $1000.00 paid at time of award approval and $2000.00 paid when research is completed in publishable form.

For more information contact: Glenn Varney PhD, gvarney@bgsu.edu,  419 352 7656

Call For Grant Proposals

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    Cami Best-Jones

    Cami Best-Jones is the Higher Education Community of Practice Manager working with students, faculty, and administrators at colleges and universities offering degrees related to the learning and development field. Cami has been with ASTD since 2009 supporting chapters, coordinating Student Day and Higher Education activities at the ASTD International Conference & Exposition, and working on new initiatives for new professionals. Cami is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and worked on campus for eight years before joining the ASTD staff.