ISM: Doctoral Dissertation Grant In Supply Management
Institute for Supply Management (ISM) offers this grants to produce
useful research that can be applied to supply management and to help develop
high-potential academicians who will teach and conduct research in supply management.
Applicants must be doctoral candidates who are pursuing a Ph.D. or a D.B.A. in supply
management, supply chain management, business, logistics, management, economics,
industrial engineering or related fields. Applicants must be enrolled in accredited
United States universities to be eligible for the grant.
No exceptions are made to these eligibility requirements.
Grants are paid directly to each awardee in two equal installments. The
first one-half payment is made upon receipt of a written statement
from the dissertation committee verifying that the research is approximately 50
percent completed; the final half payment is made upon receipt of the
completed, bound dissertation that has been accepted by the candidate's dissertation
committee. No payment shall be made after three years from the grant award notification date.
The purpose of this grant program is to support research in supply management,
purchasing and/or related fields. Specific sample topics are: purchasing and supply
management models, methodologies, measurement, supply networks, operations
and logistics integration, product/service innovation, supply relationships,
supply organizational issues, supply's role in corporate performance, and
strategic development of supply. These topics are provided as examples only
and are not intended to limit dissertation topics. However, a key criterion for
selecting grant recipients is that their dissertation has direct value
and implications for the supply management field.
Amount: The intent is to award four grants of $12,000 each to doctoral candidates
who are conducting research in supply management or related fields.
Deadline: Continues, January 31 each year
For further information, visit:
http://www.ism.ws/OnlineGuides/doctoralgrant.cfm
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