Webcast Lectures 2024-2025
We now offer two different webcast lectures at two different times. We hope this new addition will better accommodate the schedules of our global membership and increase your opportunity to attend at least one of our scheduled webcasts or even both!
Dr. Roman Briker
Maastricht University
Open Science and Pre-Registration in Management Research: Myths, Truths, and Best Practices
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Arturs Kalnins
University of Iowa
Navigating the Complexities of Multicollinearity in Regression Analysis
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Lakshmi Balachandran Nair
Luiss University
Combining Case Study Designs for Rigorous Research
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Nelson Phillips
University of California-Santa Barbara
Linguistic Methods and the Study of Management
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Jonas Lang
University of Exeter
Evaluating Alternative Data-Generating Mechanisms for Statistical Theories: A Tutorial With Examples From Organizational Research
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Rong Su
University of Iowa
Publishing High-Impact Meta-Analysis: An Editor’s Perspective
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Jose Molina Azorin
University of Alicante
Mixed Methods Research:
Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Bob Vandenberg
University of Georgia
Methods and Reporting for
Latent Variable Interaction Models
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Bert Weijters
Ghent University
SEM with Experimental Data
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Mike Pratt
Boston College
Qualitative Research: Looking Back and Looking Forward
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Joep Cornelissen
Erasmus University
Theoretical Triangulation and Forming Better Explanations
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Allison S. Gabriel
Purdue University
Methodological Trends in the Study of Emotion Regulation and Emotions at Work
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
Dr. Kevin Corley
Imperial College London
Crafting Your Qualitative Research Project for Maximum Impact
9:00 AM (New York)
2:00 PM (London)
Dr. Don Bergh
University of Denver
Best Practices for Using Matched Sample Designs to Reduce Selection Effects
12:00 PM (New York)
5:00 PM (London)
