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What is the Academy of Management?
- AOM is a professional association for scholars dedicated to creating and disseminating knowledge about management and organizations. Since its beginning in 1936, the Academy has evolved from an organization of 10 members to an organization of 15027 members from 91 nations.
- Today, the Academy’s 21 professional divisions and three interest groups promote excellence in established management disciplines. Five U.S.-based affiliates, the Eastern, Midwest, Southwest, and Western Academies of Management and the Southern Management Association as well as two international affiliates, the Asia and Ibero-American Academies of Management, promote the exchange of ideas and provide collaborative opportunities for colleagues sharing a geographic area, language, or cultural identity.
The AOM continues to support scholarly activity and the exchange of ideas through (Important points)
- SAP divisions and interest groups;
- Annual meeting;
- Academy of Management News;
- AOM Online;
- Collaborative activities with affiliated and associated societies;
- and four journals: the Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE),
- Academy of Management Journal (AMJ),
- Academy of Management Review (AMR); Academy of Management Executive (AME).
How is the Academy organized, and what are its activities?
- The Academy is a member-driven society, overseen by a voluntary Board of Governors with the aid of staff who help to coordinate members’ activities.
- Members collaborate and exchange expertise in 24 management disciplines represented by divisions and interest groups.
- Membership in two divisions or interest groups is included in the basic membership rate. Additional divisions and interest groups can be added for a nominal fee. Divisions provide disciplinary “home bases” for members with specific scholarly interests.
- They function like mini societies by encouraging scholarship, dissemination of information, and fellowship among persons of similar academic and professional interest.
- Interest groups are formed around emerging trends in management thought and research, unlike the divisions, which represent established bodies of management knowledge. The research focus of interest groups is in areas where members are beginning to make or are likely to make scholarly contributions.
- Whereas the research focus of divisions is firmly rooted; members are clearly and regularly making scholarly contributions and the body of scholarship has an independent record in scholarly books and journals and in application to the management field.
There are currently three interest groups in the Academy.
- Business Policy & Strategy
- Careers
- Conflict Management
- Critical Management Studies
- Entrepreneurship
- Gender and Diversity in Organizations
- Healthcare Management
- Human Resources
- International Management
- Management Education & Development
- Management History
- Management Consulting
- Management, Spirituality, and Religion
- Managerial & Organizational Cognition
- Operations Management
- Organization Development & Change
- Organization & Management Theory
- Organizational Behavior
- Organizational Communication & Information Systems
- Organizations & the Natural Environment
- Public & Nonprofit Division
- Research Methods
- Social Issues in Management
- Technology & Innovation Management
The Academy offers professional development for its members and services that include:
- Annual meeting;
- Academy of Management News;
- listservs; research tools;
- AOM Online;
- job placement;
- recognition programs; and
- publication of four journals: the Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE), Academy of Management Journal (AMJ), Academy of Management Review (AMR); Academy of Management Executive (AME).
Who are the AOM members (Important points)?
- Academy members are scholars at colleges, universities, and research institutions, as well as practitioners with scholarly interests from business, government, and not-for-profit organizations. Membership in the Academy is open to all individuals who find value in belonging.
- Membership in the world-renowned Academy of Management is an invaluable professional asset. Whether you are a researcher, teacher, or graduate student in an academic setting or a practitioner with scholarly interests in a non-academic environment, the Academy provides information, education, and publications to stimulate your scholarly interests and services that contribute to your professional development and enrich your collegial network.
Membership includes these benefits and services for AOM Important points:
- A subscription to the Academy of Management News.
- Subscriptions to all four Academy of Management journals
- Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE)
- Academy of Management Journal (AMJ)
- Academy of Management Review (AMR)
- Academy of Management Executive (AME)
3. Your choice of membership in two divisions and/or interest groups
4. Access to the Article Retrieval Service, a searchable database of all journals of the Academy published since its inception.
5. Reduced rates for the annual meeting and job placement service.
6. Online services, including the member directory and members-only features of AOM Online
7. Numerous opportunities for professional interaction, involvement, and recognition.
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