25191: New Doctoral Student Consortium 2025

Friday, July 25, 2025

09:00 - 17:00 CEST (GMT+2)

Location: Crowne Plaza: Everest 1

Session Type: PDW (consortium)
Orientation: Teaching,Practice,International,Research,Diversity
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/zEA7L4

Session Chair(s)

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Jordan Sanders

U. of Pittsburgh, United States

Organizer(s)

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Patil Yessayan

University of Ottawa, Canada
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Samantha Deane

Rutgers, United States
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Mikaila Ortynsky

Telfer School of Management, U. of Ottawa, Canada
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XIN MENG

Rutgers University, United States
LD

Lauren Dennis

-, United States
SQ

Sophia Quick

U. of Mississippi, United States
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Tania Ghafourian

-, United States
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Marleth Judith Morales Marenco

U. of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, United States
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Anand Benegal

PhD candidate in Organizational Behavior, United States
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Amin Loukil

University of New Brunswick, Canada
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Cagla Celik

U. of Pittsburgh, United States
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Olympia Nakos

U. of Georgia, United States
MM

Moritz Maier

U. of Passau
FQ

Fernando Jose Quijano Franky

Kenan-Flagler Business School, U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States
MR

Mary Ross

-, United States
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F Katelynn Boland

Columbia Business School, United States
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Antonio Carlos Jansch Porto

U. of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, United States
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Madison Schnacker

U. of Nebraska, Lincoln, United States
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Mya Kirkwood

University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Huiyan Liu

The University of British Columbia, Canada
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Madeleine Alder

The University of Utah, United States
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Florence Bernays

U. of Zurich
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Alexandria Lauren Garcia

U. of Nebraska, Lincoln, United States
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Chandra Bhushan Dubey

Oklahoma State University, United States
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Shan He

University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States
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Younsoo Kim

-, United States
JC

Jorge Eduardo Cruz

-, United States
WR

Wonjun (John) Rhee

University of Minnesota, United States

A mini-conference within the AOM conference, the New Doctoral Student Consortium (NDSC) is one of the longest running and most well-attended pre-conference activities. The NDSC’s central mission is to provide a professional development outlet for doctoral students entering the first or second year of a doctoral program, as well as those considering entering a doctoral program. The NDSC provides an interactive environment where doctoral students can develop the skills needed to succeed in their doctoral programs and transition into the academic profession. Faculty and NDSC planning committee members present sessions and facilitate roundtables covering topics related to ethics, publishing, successful advisor relationships, writing, teaching, and setting yourself up for success early on. Participants meet representatives from the Academy of Management divisions and interest groups, learn how to get the most out of the Academy of Management Meeting, and network with fellow doctoral students from around the world. The NDSC is committed to facilitating doctoral students’ initial experience with, and further integration into, the Academy of Management and the academic community at large.