Doctoral Consortium: Applications Open, May 8 Deadline Reminder for Submissions, and Explore Utah!

The AMCIS 2024 Doctoral Consortium is an interactive event in which students have the opportunity to network with and learn from mentors and their peers. The AMCIS 2024 Doctoral Consortium is a two-day event. All students (both the early stage and late stage tracks) will meet together and participate in interactive activities to challenge them to think about life as a new faculty member on Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday morning, the early stage and late stage students will participate in sessions for additional sessions in their respective tracks.

Regardless of their track, students attending the AMCIS 2024 Doctoral Consortium will:

1. Have opportunities to network with peers and faculty
2. Strategize about their research, teaching, and career plans
3. Gain insights on how to prepare for the job market and life as a future faculty member

Learn more about the AMCIS 2024 Doctoral Consortium here!

Don’t delay!

The Call for Papers deadline for TREO, Panel, PDS, and Workshop submissions is May 8, 2024, at 10:00 AM ET (New York)

Want more recommendations for what to do in Utah?

Here are some local Salt Lake City options!

1. Experience Olympic Park: Relive the excitement of the 2002 Winter Olympics by visiting Utah Olympic Park, located just outside Salt Lake City
2. Discover the unique biosphere of the Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island State Park on a guided tour. Explore Antelope Island, see free-ranging wildlife, and learn about lake conservation efforts.
3. Explore the Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Immerse yourself in art and culture at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, located on the campus of the University of Utah. The museum features a diverse collection of artworks, including pieces from various cultures and time periods, as well as rotating exhibitions showcasing contemporary artists.
4. Visit the Clark Planetarium and immerse yourself in the wonders of the universe.
5. Red Butte Garden: Take a stroll through this botanical garden featuring a diverse collection of plants, flowers, and scenic views of the Wasatch Mountains