If you are considering a role as a journal editor or thinking about editing a journal in the future you do not want to miss this PDW sponsored by ENT, BPS, and TIMS.
Becoming and editor...?
What is it REALLY like to be an editor?
Saturday, Aug 4 2012
10:45AM - 12:45PM a
Sheraton Boston Hotel in Fairfax B
Program Session #: 292
Becoming a Journal Editor: Roles, Responsibilities, and Business Aspects of Journal Editing
Do you someday aspire to be an editor or associate editor of a scholarly journal? Has the opportunity already presented itself but you were not really sure what the job entails? This interactive panel is designed to give potential editors a "view from the other side" of scholarly publishing process. Sure, you've submitted dozens of papers for review and done many more reviews of manuscripts, but do you understand how much goes on behind the scenes – beyond that editor's letter you received?
Developed and supported by the Scholarly Development Committee (SDC) of the Entrepreneurship Division this session is constructed to assist those in their mid-career and beyond who are looking for ways to make a scholarly contribution beyond their own research. The SDC is charged with growing entrepreneurship scholars and serving the scholarly heterogeneous needs of the division's membership.
This workshop fulfills this charge by providing our membership and others with details on the work life and workload of editors and associate editors of scholarly journals. Five panelists – all current editors of entrepreneurship journals or management journals that focus on entrepreneurship (JBV, ETP, SEJ, FBR, & JMS) – will speak about their experiences. Short presentations by each panelist will precede an interactive segment on all of the aspects of what it is like to be an editor.
Moderator: Andrew C. Corbett; Babson College (JMS)
Participant: Mike Wright; Imperial College London (SEJ)
Participant: Ray Bagby; Baylor University (ETP)
Participant: Simon Parker; University of Western Ontario (JBV)
Participant: Pramodita Sharma; University of Vermont (FBR)
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