11559: CAR Division Research Roundtable and Networking Forum

Sunday, July 27, 2025

15:30 - 17:00 CEST (GMT+2)

Location: Bella Center: Hall C- C3-m3

Session Type: PDW (workshop)
Orientation: International,Research,Diversity
Highlight: DIG Highlight
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/D8EXY9

Organizer(s)

EM

Eric J. Michel

Northern Illinois U., United States
GW

Gavin Joseph Williamson

U. of Tennessee, Knoxville, United States
MG

Mirit K. Grabarski

Lakehead U., Canada
SG

Sona Gachayeva

U. of Stirling, United Kingdom
DJ

Denise Mary Jepsen

Macquarie Business School, Macquarie U., Australia

Moderator(s)

GG

Gudela Grote

ETH Zürich, Switzerland
MS

Maria Simosi

Royal Holloway - University of London, United Kingdom
MS

Michael Steger

Colorado State University, United States
BD

Bryan Dik

Colorado State University, United States
CW

Connie Wanberg

U. of Minnesota, United States
MB

Matthew James Bidwell

U. of Pennsylvania, United States
GD

Gina Dokko

U. of California, Davis, United States
AD

Ans De Vos

U. of Antwerp/ Antwerp Management School, Belgium
BE

Berrin Erdogan

Portland State U., United States
SS

Scott Seibert

University at Buffalo, School of Management, United States
MB

M. Diane Burton

Cornell University, United States
DB

David Baldridge

Oregon State U., United States
GB

Gayle M. Baugh

S. Gayle, United States
MA

Maike Andresen

U. of Bamberg, Germany
RC

Rick Cotton

University of Victoria, Canada
PH

Peter Heslin

University of New South Wales, Australia
JR

Julia Richardson

Curtin U., Australia

The purpose of this professional development workshop is to provide a platform for Careers scholars to (1) connect with other scholars at various stages of their careers with similar research interests and (2) exchange and develop research ideas, stimulating scholarship that addresses important and emerging issues in Careers. We encourage attendees to come with research ideas, as they will have the opportunity to participate in two 40-minute roundtable discussions moderated by one to two accomplished Careers scholars. These careers scholars are thought leaders in emerging careers topic areas who will help answer questions and facilitate discussion of research ideas. We have chosen nine themes that reflect contemporary topics in careers research: (1) Future of Careers, (2) Calling, (3) Career Interventions & Developmental Relationships, (4) Career Transitions, (5) Career Choice, (6) Entrepreneurial Careers, (7) Diversity Issues in Careers, (8) Culture and International Careers, and (9) Career Success. This PDW serves as a platform for careers scholars to build connections with each other, which may also lead to future research collaborations.