Conference Events and Special Programs
Doctoral Consortium – Thursday, October 9, 2025
2025 Coordinator: Bart Sharp (Northern Illinois University)
The Midwest Doctoral Consortium will be held on Thursday, October 9, 2025. If you are a currently enrolled doctoral student in business or a related area and are interested in attending, please email MWAOMconsortium@mwaom.org the following information:
- Name
- College/University
- Program description (DBA, Ph.D., etc.)
- Program area (i.e., OD, OB, HR, Strategy, etc.)
- Program Status or expected completion date (e.g., May 2025)
- Your specific area(s) of interest
Midwest Academy of Management Mentoring Program
The Midwest Academy of Management Academic Mentorship Program is designed to connect aspiring academics with established professionals in the field. This program focuses on research, teaching, and administrative aspects of career development for MWAOM members. The mentorship program aims to provide structured guidance and support to mentees, fostering their growth and success in academia.
The primary objective of the MWAOM Academic Mentorship Program is to facilitate the professional development of early-career academics. Mentees will benefit from the valuable experience, knowledge, and insights of their mentors, who will guide them in navigating the complexities of research, teaching, and administration. By fostering these key areas, the program aims to enhance the mentees' career prospects and academic growth.
Participating as a mentor or mentee in the MWAOM Academic Mentorship Program offers numerous benefits. For mentees, it provides a unique opportunity to receive personalized guidance from seasoned professionals, gaining valuable insights that can shape their academic journey. Mentors have the chance to make a significant impact by sharing their expertise, contributing to the growth and development of the next generation of academics. Both mentors and mentees will have the chance to build lasting professional relationships and expand their networks within the Midwest academic community.
The MWAOM Academic Mentorship Program welcomes participants who are passionate about research, teaching, and administration. Mentees should demonstrate a strong commitment to their career development, along with the willingness to actively engage with their mentors. Mentors should possess extensive experience in academia and be willing to dedicate their time and knowledge to guide and support mentees.