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The 2012 ASA Scavenger Hunt

As I said last week, what we need is not an ASA bingo, but rather an ASA scavenger hunt. In a scavenger hunt, everybody is free to seek the items on the list in any location and order they choose, mak… more →

Memoirs of a SLACer

The 2012 ASA Scavenger Hunt — 6 comments

John wrote 9 months ago: As I said last week, what we need is not an ASA bingo, but rather an ASA scavenger hunt. In a scaven … more →

Tags: Conference Attendance, meeting expectations, Memoirs of a SLACer, kieran healy, ASA Bingo, ASA Scavenger Hunt

Introducing the first-annual ASA scavenger hunt — 4 comments

John wrote 9 months ago: For the past three years, Kieran at Orgtheory has posted ASA bingo cards in advance of the annual me … more →

Tags: meeting expectations, Memoirs of a SLACer, kieran healy, ASA Bingo, John Siracusa, WWDC Bingo, keynote bingo, ASA Scavenger Hunt

Be productive

John wrote 9 months ago: If you, like me, suffer from Major Procrastination Disorder, you will likely try anything to increas … more →

Tags: Procrastination, Major Procrastination Disorder, The Publication Gauntlet, the Ivory Tower, Tracking the Transition, Slate, Memoirs of a SLACer, Increasing Productivity, katherine chen

Giving the Grad Skool Rulz — 1 comment

John wrote 1 year ago: I recently purchased copies of Fabio’s Grad Skool Rulz for myself and some students who are pl … more →

Tags: grad school, Teaching tricks, scatterplot, Graduate School, crooked timber, Grad Skool Rulz, Memoirs of a SLACer, Fabio Rojas

Reflection on the Ethics of Blog Comments, Two Examples — 1 comment

Michael Bishop wrote 1 year ago: Exhibit A: There has been a lot of debate recently over the Walmart supreme court case and the role … more →

Tags: navel gazing, Blogging, Eli_Thorkelson, scatterplot, Sociology, Academia, Debate, Cartoon

SLACers aren't the only lonely ones

John wrote 2 years ago: A while back I talked about the fact that there are very different publication currents at the schoo … more →

Tags: grad school, R1, SLAC, the Ivory Tower, The Publication Gauntlet, Tracking the Transition, Blogging, historiann, Intellectual Isolation

"Blind" peer review

John wrote 2 years ago: The combination of a recent paper submission and a post by Tina at Scatterplot have caused me to won … more →

Tags: The Electronic Age, The Publication Gauntlet, Conference Attendance, scatterplot, academic publication, Peer Review, Blind Peer Reviews

Going for a cover-all?

John wrote 2 years ago: Usually, when people make bingo cards for events they are focused on things that may happen during t … more →

Tags: Conference Attendance, ASA, asa conference, Atlanta, Bingo

Get the ef outta there!

John wrote 2 years ago: Fabio has posted another of his Grad Skool Rulz over at Orgtheory, regarding the mythical end of gra … more →

Tags: Job Market, grad school, Tracking the Transition, Graduate School, Grad Skool Rulz, Fabio, Short Clock, long clock

How to publish in a top-three journal — 1 comment

John wrote 3 years ago: People who are concerned with publishing sometimes talk about the rejection rates of various journal … more →

Tags: The Publication Gauntlet, Social Forces, ASR, AJS, Rejection Rates, stratification, Networks, Organizations, Social Movements

New journal outlet for me?

Jordi wrote 5 years ago: This came over the transom: Management Revue, with a long tradition as a German language journal, is … more →

Tags: social theory, organization studies, Research, Organization Theory, journals, Power


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