Call for Participation
Accounting Information Systems (AIS) Educator Association
Fourth Annual Meeting
June 28 -July 2, 2002
Copper Mountain Resort, Copper Mountain, Colorado
http://www.ais-educ.com
The AIS Educator Annual Meeting comprising Faculty Training and
Conference will provide an opportunity for participants to share information,
resources, tools, and learning materials relevant to accounting and information
systems education in an informal environment. Faculty training proposals are
invited on any area of accounting information systems including, but not
limited to, the REA model, ERP, database oriented AIS, web-based systems, and
e-security. Papers, extended abstracts, or panel discussion proposals are
invited in tow broad categories of AIS research: Education research and Applied
and Basic research. Submission deadline of April 1, 2002.
North American Case Research Association (NACRA) 2002 Annual Meeting
Banff, Alberta, Canada
2002 Call For Cases / Papers / Symposia
The meeting includes a workshop of those interested in case
teaching and case writing. The North American Case Research Association (NACRA)
will hold its 2002 meeting at The Banff Conference Centre in Banff, Alberta,
Canada, from Thursday, October 3 through Saturday, October 5, 2002. Banff is 78
miles west of Calgary (and only an hour away from beautiful Lake Louise) in the
Canadian Rockies.
NACRA is a collaborative organization of approximately 450 case writers and
teachers, mostly in the business disciplines, who support each other's research
and writing efforts. NACRA's annual conference features roundtable discussions
where all participants receive knowledgeable suggestions about their cases in a
constructive atmosphere. The goal of these workshops is to help authors develop
their cases for use in the classroom and for publication in refereed journals,
such as NACRA's Case Research Journal, and/or textbooks. Cases, case-related
papers, and proposals are invited from all fields that use cases as part of
their teaching methodologies, including business, education,
hospitality/tourism, and health care.
Cases may deal with any topic in any academic discipline where dynamic
classroom discussion is useful. NACRA prefers cases that are decision-oriented
and based on field research. Cases and case-related papers must be original
work based on real events, real people, and real organizations, and must not
have been previously published or accepted for publication elsewhere, either in
journals or books.
The conference also offers a workshop on case writing and teaching for
faculty and graduate students who wish to learn more about these areas. This is
an opportunity for people who have never written a case to learn more about
this process. A person new to case research may also submit a proposal for a
case study to a special case development track.
The submission deadline is June 3, 2002. Detailed instructions for
submissions are available on the NACRA web site: www.nacra.net
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