CALL FOR APPLICANTS: DOCTORAL STUDENT WORKSHOP 14th WEST COAST RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM ON TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Event: Doctoral Student Workshop on Technology Entrepreneurship
Location: Foster School of Business, University of Washington
Date: Monday, September 12, 2016 (Research Symposium follows on September 13th and 14th)
We invite doctoral students to submit applications to attend a one-day Doctoral Student Workshop will be presented in conjunction with the 14th West Coast Research Symposium on Technology Entrepreneurship. Sessions will focus on technology entrepreneurship, with an emphasis on contemporary work in the field. Faculty mentors will include Gautam Ahuja, Warren Boeker, Robert Eberhart, Kathy Eisenhardt, Maryann Feldman, Glenn Hoetker, Dev Jennings, Riitta Katila, Suresh Kotha, Michael Lounsbury, Kyle Mayer, Alan Meyer, Andrew Nelson, Nandini Rajagopalan, Kevin Steensma, and David Sirmon.
The workshop offers an intellectually stimulating experience, maps the theoretical domain of technology entrepreneurship, and builds community. Workshop participants will have opportunities to present their own research interests, to interact with each other, and to get acquainted with faculty members. To apply, please submit an application via this link by midnight PST on June 6th.
About the Doctoral Student Workshop
The Doctoral Workshop, sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, focuses on technology entrepreneurship with an emphasis on contemporary work in the field. It offers an intellectually stimulating experience, maps the theoretical domain of technology entrepreneurship, and builds community. Workshop participants will have opportunities to present their own research interests, to interact with each other, and to get acquainted with faculty members. This is a great opportunity for doctoral students to learn from leading scholars and contemporary work in the field. Applicants focusing on the nexus of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship will be given preference.
Doctoral Student Workshop Tracks
The doctoral student workshop offers two separate tracks. (The two tracks will join together for selected workshop sessions/panels and for all meals.)
Track 1 is designed for doctoral students who have not yet defended a dissertation proposal and who may still be in the process of selecting a dissertation topic. This track will devote attention to the selection of a dissertation topic, research design, and sources of data.
Track 2 is intended for students who have defended dissertation proposals (or who are close to doing so). This track will devote attention to completing the dissertation, publishing the dissertation, and early career considerations.
Meals and Lodging, and Travel Stipend
Each student selected to attend the Doctoral Workshop will be provided with all meals and three nights accommodation (double occupancy). Each student selected to attend the Doctoral Workshop may receive up to $200 in reimbursement for travel expenses.
The Doctoral Workshop is being organized by Chuck Eesley, Joel Gehman, Vern Glaser, Ben Hallen, Shon Hiatt, Ralph Heidl, Emily Cox Pahnke and David Tan
CONFERENCE SPONSORS:
Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship, University of Washington
Stanford Technology Ventures Program, Stanford University
Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship, University of Oregon
Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, University of Southern California
Technology Commercialization Centre, Alberta School of Business
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
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