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PDW on Handling Professional Conflict

  • 1.  PDW on Handling Professional Conflict

    Posted 07-07-2017 12:30

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    Having a professional conflict and need to know more about how you might resolve it? We would like to invite you and all interested AOM attendants to a PDW entitled, "A Conversation with the AOM Ombuds: Handling Professional Conflicts" that will take place Saturday from 4:30 to 7:30 at the Hyatt Regency. Information is below. If you have a topic or example you'd like to get some ideas on, feel free to bring it!

     

    Program Session: 445 | Submission: 10752 | Sponsor(s): (CM, HR, OB)
    Scheduled: Saturday, Aug 5 2017 4:30PM - 7:30PM at Hyatt Regency Atlanta in Harris

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    A Conversation with the AOM Ombuds: Handling Professional Conflicts
    The three members of the Academy of Management Ethics Ombuds Committee will present this interactive session designed to help faculty address conflict in their day-to-day academic lives. First, we will introduce a practical conflict-management framework and assist participants in identifying and practicing techniques to address and manage disagreements with their colleagues, students, coauthors or supervisors. The workshop will focus on identifying: sources of conflict, self-work needed to prepare conflict discussions, strategies to successfully navigate the conversation, and follow-up procedures to improve the relationship. Second, as AOM Ombuds and practicing faculty ombudspersons and mediators in our universities, we will address topics of special interest to the attendees gathered for the session. This will take place in the context of a Q&A period, and may be done in a combined session, or in one-on-one breakout sessions. Questions might include, for example, how individuals could work with the AOM Ombuds Committee or a University Ombudperson to resolve hypothetical conflicts such as authorship issues, concerns around unethical behavior of a colleague, and other such challenges.

     

     

    Nancy E. Day, Ph.D.

    Professor, HR & OB

    HW Bloch School of Management

    UMKC Faculty Ombudsperson

    University of Missouri – Kansas City

    5110 Cherry

    Kansas City, Missouri 64110

    dayn@umkc.edu

    816.235.2333

     

    UMKC Faculty Ombudsperson

    4747 Troost, Room 20A

    Kansas City, Missouri 64110

    facultyombuds@umkc.edu

    816.235.1400

     

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