Box 17
Contains 81 Results:
SMA, Revised Constitution, 1991 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA, Board of Governors, correspondence, 1983-1988 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Annual Meeting, 1977-1978 Request Item
Including general correspondence, meeting announcements and calls for papers, and meeting programs
SMA, Evaluation Report of Annual Meeting, 1984 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Annual Meeting, 1984-1986 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Annual Meeting, 1988-1991 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Executive Correspondence, 1982-1987 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Membership Committee, 1973-1983 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
deleted Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.
SMA Nominations Committee, 1987 Request Item
Regional divisions function autonomously from the National Academy of Management, though they augment and complement its activities. They hold their own meetings and programs and develop their own membership requirements, Constitutions, and operating guidelines. There are five regional divisions: Eastern Academy of Management (EAM); Midwest Academy of Management; Southern Management Association, (SMA); Southwest Division; and Western Academy of Management.