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Connecting the SIM Community: Thank you for helping make SIM a vibrant and engaged scholarly community

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    Connecting the SIM Community: Thank you for helping make SIM a vibrant and engaged scholarly community.

    By the SIM Communications Committee


    Stay Connected

    📰 Three annual SIM News Blasts

    🎙 SIMcast Podcast

    📱 Follow SIM on social media

    🤝 Volunteers and contributors are always welcome


    A strong scholarly community is built through shared ideas, collaboration, and service. While the Communications Committee helps coordinate how SIM members stay informed throughout the year, the Division's communications are ultimately shaped by the many people who contribute their time, expertise, and enthusiasm.

    As we conclude this issue, we would like to thank all committee chairs, committee members, volunteers, authors, reviewers, and Division leadership who contributed to this news blast and to the many initiatives taking place across SIM. Your work helps keep our community informed, connected, and engaged.

    We also thank you, our readers, for participating in SIM's events, supporting colleagues, and helping create an inclusive and welcoming Division.

    Get Involved

    SIM is always looking for members who would like to contribute.

    • Volunteer for a committee
    • Share ideas for future initiatives
    • Suggest topics or guests for SIMcast
    • Submit news, or opportunities for future News Blasts 

    Whether you are a doctoral student, early-career scholar, or senior member, there are many ways to get involved. Fresh ideas and new perspectives are always welcome, and committee service is an excellent way to meet colleagues while contributing to the future of the Division.

    We hope you enjoy this issue of the SIM NewsBlast and look forward to continuing the conversation throughout the year.


    Stay Connected

    Follow SIM throughout the year and help us share the people, ideas, and initiatives that make our community thrive.

    Read the SIM NewsBlast

    Follow SIM on social media

    Watch for the launch of SIMcast

    Share your news and achievements with the Communications Committee

    Sponsors this year

    We gratefully acknowledge the institutions and individuals whose support enables the SIM Division to deliver exceptional programming, awards, and community initiatives.

    • Manning School of Business, University of Massachusetts Lowell (SIM Social Sponsor)
    • Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago (Outstanding Student Paper Award)
    • ·       Dr. Millie Myers and Dr. Jim Weber, William C. Frederick (William C. Frederick for the Outstanding Dissertation Award)
    • Journal of Business Ethics (Outstanding Business Ethics Paper Award)
    • Business & Society (Outstanding Conference Paper Award)
    • Darden School of Business, University of Virginia (Andy Wicks Remembrance)
    • Foster School of Business, University of Washington (Andy Wicks Remembrance)

    If your institution is interested in joining as a sponsor, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Division leadership.




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    Nabi Ebrahimi
    PhD in Management
    University of Massachusetts Lowell
    Lowell MA
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