Dear IACM Member,
The 2002 IACM conference in Park City, Utah is rapidly approaching, and we are currently seeking nominations for the 2002 IACM Awards. Below you will find calls for nominations for the IACM Best Book Award, Best Article Award, and Dissertation of the Year Award. Please read the eligibility requirements below and send your nominations to the appropriate Award Chair. Note that nominations for the Best Book Award are due by April 1st, while nominations for Best Article and Dissertation of the Year are due April 15th. Please send in your nominations right away, or contact the appropriate Chair for additional information. Good luck to all nominees. We look forward to seeing you all in Park City!
Call for Nominations: IACM 2002 Best Book Award
Nominations are requested for the IACM Best Book Award. Edited Volumes or Monographs concerned with social conflict in its broadest definition published in 2001 are eligible (substantially revised editions of previously published books are acceptable as well).
Please send the full reference of the book by April 1st to the IACM Best Book Award Interim Chair (IBBAIC):
Carsten de Dreu
University of Amsterdam
Roetersstraat 15,
1018 WB Amsterdam, The Netherlands
email: ao_dedreu@macmail.psy.uva.nl
fax: +31 20 639 0531
Call for Nominations: IACM 2002 Best Article Award
We are requesting nominations for the Best Article Award. Eligible articles must have been published in the 2000 calendar year and may have an empirical, theoretical, and/or practical focus. Criteria used to judge articles will include empirical contribution to conflict studies, contribution to conflict theory, contribution to the practice of conflict management, and the level of appeal/interest to IACM members.
Please send a hard copy of the article you wish to nominate by April 15 to the Best Article Award Chair:
Paul Paese
Department of Psychology
University of Missouri - St. Louis
8001 Natural Bridge Road
St. Louis, MO 63121
Call for Nominations: IACM Dissertation of the Year Award
Each year, IACM seeks applications from freshly minted Ph.D.s in our field for the Dissertation of the Year Award. If you have received your degree within calendar year 2000-2001 you are eligible to apply. We encourage eligible folks to apply since, historically, few choose to participate each year and the chances of winning are quite high.
To apply for the Dissertation of the Year Award, submit by e-mail a 10-page (excluding tables and references), double-spaced abstract of your dissertation to the Dissertation Award Chair by April 15 at following address:
William Donohue
Department of Communication
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
(donohue@msu.edu)
Applications will be forwarded to two reviewers who will rank order them. If only one person applies, we will hold the dissertation for one year and put it in the next year's pool. In the event of tie rankings on the evaluation, abstracts will be sent to a third reviewer. Applicants are encouraged to give the committee a thorough understanding of the theory, methods, and results of the dissertation study. If you have any questions, please e-mail William Donohue for help.
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