Registration Form
2014 ANZAM Mid-Year Research
Student Workshop
RMIT
Building 80 (Swanston Academic Building)
445 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000
Key Dates
2:30 pm Thursday to 19 June – 4:15pm Friday 20 June 2014
Participant applications open: 1st May 2014
Participant applications close: 13th June 2014
Organised by:
Jeremy P. Novak, Southern Cross University (Australian Doctoral Representative)
Jason Mika, Massey University (New Zealand Doctoral Representative)
Who should attend?
What is the cost?
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The workshop cost is a flat fee of $95. Please see
below for payment information
PhD candidates
DBA students
Masters by research students
Honours students
What registration covers?
Why attend?
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Listen to the experts about writing,
publishing, careers and academia
Receive advice on developing papers
Learn about ANZAM and what it offers
Network with other students and fellows
Feedback on your work to date
Get tips for making the most of your research
Your registration covers:
 Attendance at all workshop sessions
 Lunch, morning and afternoon teas
 Doctoral workshop information pack
 Informal dinner on Thursday 19th June
Who is hosting and sponsoring this event?
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RMIT School of Management
ANZAM
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Registration Form
Please complete all section of this form. Incomplete forms will not be accepted
Please email the completed registration form to: jeremy.novak@scu.edu.au
Contact Details
Title:
Family Name:
Given Name:
University:
Enrolment status Ph.D. ☐ DBA ☐ Masters ☐ Honours ☐
Email:
Ph:
In case of an emergency ________________________________________________________________
Next of Kin & contact information_______________________________________________________
Session/Enrolment form
1. Do you intend on give a presentation at the workshop?
Yes ☐
No ☐
Please Note that there are limited presentation slots available so priority will be given on a first in
first serve basis. Please ensure that you submit the presentation information and six slides (6 max) to
Jeremy Novak no later than 6th of June 2014. This will also allow academics to review your work
and to give you informed feedback on the day. Email: jeremy.novak@scu.edu.au
2. Do you have special dietary other requirements?
No ☐
Yes ☐ Please explain these requirements and how we can address them. Please note that while we
endeavour to make appropriate arrangements, we cannot guarantee outcomes.
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Presentation Information (please fill in all sections)
The presentation is to give the review basic information on your disertation . Please be siscinct and focus
on areas of your reseach that you want feedback on. Please ensure all sections please
Thesis Title
Response
Research Area
(e.g.Organisation
Behaviour, Crisis and
Disaster Mgt, HRM, Srat
Mgt.)
Abstract
(300 Words Min)
Research Problem
(100 Words Min)
Main Research Question
Research Objective
Theoretical Lens used
Methods
Progress of your
research
(100 words)
Interim Findings
(if any 100 words)
Outcomes of the
research
(100 words)
Areas for
discussion/feedback you
would like following
your presentation
Final Check Before
Sending
The registration section is fully completed
Yes ☐
All presentation information section filled in Yes ☐
Six slides completed and included
Yes ☐
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Thesis/Presentation Description
The student/candidate presentation and feedback time line:
Introduction:
1 min
Presentation Length:
10 min Max
Feedback section:
9 min
Total time
20 min
Payment
Please use one of the following methods to pay the registration fee of $95
Direct Deposit
Account name: Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Limited
BSB:
084-004
Account Number:
18131-5617
Credit Card Payment
Please Contact Ann Anderson ANZAM Secretariat for credit card payment
Phone: (07) 5552 7792
Email: anzam@griffith.edu.au
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Your ANZAM Doctoral Representatives
Mr. Jeremy Novak is the Australian Doctoral Student Representative on the
Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management board. He is a PhD
Candidate at Southern Cross University on the Gold Coast where he research is
focused on “Understanding the role of crisis and disaster mitigation
management practices in critical infrastructure organisation: through the lens of
resilience engineering and Social Exchange Theory”. Jeremy holds three post
graduate degrees, including a Master of Business Research and a Masters of
Management (HRM). He has lecturing and had speaking engagements
internationally and throughout Australia. Before starting his academic pursuits,
Jeremy was a Managing Director of a medium-sized biomedical medical
company and has remained an advisor to the business sector and government
whilst maintaining his community engagement as a board of not-for-profit
organisations. In addition to his academic and business interests Jeremy has obtained an elite level within
two sporting disciplines, resulting in him been a duel international representative for Australia.
Mr. Jason Mika is the New Zealand Doctoral Student Representative on the
Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Board and was the 2012
ANZAM Doctoral Proposal winner. Jason is a descendant of the Ngāi Tūhoe,
Whakatōhea, Ngāti Awa and Ngāti Kahungunu tribes of Aotearoa New Zealand
and is currently completing his PhD in Māori entrepreneurship at the School of
Management, College of Business, Massey University Jason possesses a
Bachelor of Management Studies (Hons) and a Master of Public Policy. Prior to
joining Massey University as a PhD student in 2011, Jason worked as a selfemployed management consultant for nine years specialising in Māori economic
development. Before this Jason was a policy analyst for Te Puni Kōkiri, the
Ministry of Māori Development, from 1996 to 2002 working on Māori
enterprise and organisational policy. Jason currently works as a supernumerary
lecturer in the School of Management, Massey University while completing his PhD. Jason’s research and
consultancy interests lie in helping Maori entities develop effective business strategies, secure resources and
achieve their business goals.
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Travellers Information
Campus information
Location: RMIT Building 80 (Swanston Academic Building)
Street address: 445 Swanston Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.
Campus maps and travel:
Campus maps and travel instructions can be found here:
www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Maps%2FCity%20campus/
Accommodation:
There is no RMIT managed accommodation however; there is a good range of hotel
accommodation to suit a range of budgets, within a 10 minute walk or short tram ride, at the
following page:
www.google.com.au/maps/search/hotels/@-37.8106792,144.9646679,17z
The Marriott on Exhibition Street
RMIT normally recommend The Marriott on Exhibition Street and this has proved popular with
visitors in the past.
Web page:
http://www.marriott.com.au/hotel-restaurants/melmc-melbourne-marriott-hotel/essencerestaurant/65273/home-page.mi
The Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne
The Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne has also said that they would provide a corporate rate for anyone
attending the workshop.
Web page:
http://www.rendezvoushotels.com/melbourne/default-en.html
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