Convention awards
The convention awards are chosen from those papers selected for the HR Division program at the annual Academy meeting. No nominations are solicited for these three awards, but you are encouraged to self-identify in your Academy submission if you are eligible for the student award.
The Best Student Convention Paper Award is given to the student who is the sole or first author on the best paper accepted by the Program Committee for the annual conference. To be eligible for this award, an individual must still be a student (i.e., still located at the institution at which he or she did graduate work) at the time the paper is submitted to the award committee, and this status should be made clear in the Academy submission (see Call for Papers for further details).
The Best Convention Paper Award is given to the author(s) of the best paper accepted by the Program Committee for the annual conference. Student papers are also eligible for the Best Convention Paper award.
The award winners will be announced at the Academy meeting during the HR Division Awards Ceremony and receive a plaque and a $500 honorarium.
For past Best Student Convention papers award winners, click here.
For past Best Convetion winners, click here.
Criteria:
- The significance and importance of the problem to human resources
- The extent to which the design, findings, or orientation advances research or theory.
For both of these conference awards, the awards committee will evaluate a set papers that received the highest average ratings by conference reviewers.
Jill Ellingson (ellingson_7@fisher.osu.edu) - Best Convention Paper
Riki Takeuchi (mnrikit@ust.hk) - Best Student Convention Paper
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