Allied Academies News Number 7 - Fall 2000
The Maui conference was a great success! We are pleased to report that this conference featured more than 225 authors representing 10 different nations, and more than half of the states within the United States. This was the ninth meeting of the Allied Academies. As you may know, the organization is a not for profit corporation and is not sponsored by any university or organization. We are dependent upon conference registration fees, membership fees, and contributions from interested and supportive groups. We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all who participated. It is the authors and the conference participants who make the Allied Academies successful and who support our efforts to achieve our mission.
The new Internet Division also proved to be a success, with more than twenty participants (many of whom won awards). We also had a few people submit Power Point presentations. We will be offering Internet Division participants the option of having video taped presentations or Power Point presentations broadcasted on our web site for the next conference as well.
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Don't forget to check our web site for announcements and other pertinent information. We have attempted to further streamline our submission procedures. Note, too, the upcoming International Conference in Nashville, in April 2001. We are still in the process of choosing a hotel site for the Fall 2001 conference, but we will probably be back in Las Vegas.
The Academy of Entrepreneurship was pleased to announce that the Carland Award for Outstanding Research in Entrepreneurship went to two recipients this year. Dr. Lena T. Rodriguez of San Diego State University: her dissertation ("The Wind Beneath Their Wings: The Moderating Effects of Social Support on the Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurial Performance Outcomes") was from the University of Nebraska. Dr. Peter S. Kelly of Helsinki University of Technology, Finland: his Dissertation ("Private Investors and Entrepreneurs: How Context Shapes Their Relationship") was from the London Business School. Both winners received plaques and a check for $500 each in recognition of their outstanding work.
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The second award given by the Academy of Educational Leadership to an individual forINNOVATIVE AND CREATIVE TEACHING also went to two recipients this year. Dr. Marla Kraut of the University of Idaho and Dr. C. Christopher Lee of Central Washington University both received plaques. The criteria for recognition include the exercise of creative or innovative teaching practices; and, recognized stature as an outstanding instructor.
Winners of Distinguished Research Awards received engraved plaques in recognition for their high quality research. These manuscripts will be published in the appropriate journals. There is a 25% acceptance rate for these journals and the winners are to be congratulated for their outstanding contributions to their fields. We appreciate the support you have given us in this endeavor. We also appreciate your patience and understanding as we attempt to serve your needs. Thank you for considering the Allied Academies in your academic plans. The winners in the various areas are indicated below: