The ItAIS and MCIS Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium (JFDC) aims to support doctoral students and researchers at the early stage of their careers in the fields of Business, Management, and Information Systems in order to develop effective career plans based on their personal and professional goals. More specifically, the JFDC has three primary objectives:
The program includes parallel panels, workshops, and plenary sessions. Students and early-stage researchers will be split into small groups according to the nature of the research strategy they are adopting and their career stage in order to promote collaboration. Each panel will involve at least two/three faculty members and two/three students.
The JFDC 2022 will take place at the University “Magna Græcia” of Catanzaro, Department of Law, Economy and Sociology, on October 13th (Thursday) in the afternoon and October 14th (Friday) in the morning. Details about the JFDC program will be available on this page.
Venue: Department of Law, Economy and Sociology, University “Magna Græcia” of Catanzaro
The JFDC is free of charge for all doctoral students and junior faculty (within 5 years of PhD completion) registered for the ItAIS and MCIS 2022 Conference. Doctoral students and junior faculty not registered for the Conference will be given the possibility to participate in the JFDC (including panels and plenary workshops) by paying a registration fee of 50 €. This fee is for the JFDC only and does not include participation in the ItAIS and MCIS 2022 conference sessions and coffee breaks.
Doctoral students wishing to participate in the ItAIS and MCIS 2022 JFDC should be involved in dissertations projects investigating Business, Management and/or Information Systems related topics.
Junior faculty wishing to participate in the ItAIS and MCIS 2022 JFDC should be at the early stage of their career (within 5 years of PhD completion) in the fields of Business, Management, and Information Systems.
The consortium chairs will review each application (DUE DATE: September 5th, 2022 – see application requirements below). The review process will emphasize applicants’ accomplishments and potential. Multiple students applying from the same doctoral school are allowed.
Please submit the following documents via email (jfdconsortium@itais.org) by September 5th, 2022 by creating one SINGLE pdf file that includes all of the following three documents. Insert your name and surname in the pdf file name.
Each student (or junior faculty) is required to read in advance the contribution(s) of the other student(s) (or junior faculty) participating in his/her presentation in order to provide feedback. Faculty members will be responsible for stimulating and managing the discussions. Details on the organization of each panel will be provided timely, prior to the workshop.
Each student and junior faculty should be also prepared to deliver a short presentation (15-20 minutes) summarizing the key points of his/her research. Additional 20/30 minutes will be dedicated to the discussion with the faculty members for each participant.
The number of participants in the Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium is limited to create effective participation and discussion opportunities.
Applicants will receive confirmation of acceptance to attend the Junior Faculty and Doctoral Consortium by September 13th, 2022.