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2022 MSR Scholarly Research Colloquium
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MSR Research, Theory, and Practice: Leading Change Through Transformative Mentoring, Teaching, and Social Impact
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July 27-28, 2022
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Day 1 Plenary (Western hemisphere)
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Serving a Shared Sacred Movement90 minsBill Vendley,
Fetzer Institute Vice President, and Meghan Campbell, Program Officer		Wed Jul 27, at 8:00: AMXiaoanAfter an intensive planning process, the Fetzer Institute is moving forward with a bold framework to accelerate a powerful global movement grounded in the ineffable Love that the great spiritual traditions have found at the very heart of reality itself.
Join Fetzer Institute Vice President Bill Vendley and his team member Meghan Campbell to learn more about this framework for the Institute's next decade and beyond.		 7:00 AM 8:30 AM
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Mobilizing MSR To Change The World:
Sustainability, Education, and Social Impact		1 hourJody Fry,
MSR Leader and Board President of the One Planet Education Network		Wed Jul 27, at 10:00: AMJody with committee inputIn this interactive session, Jody Fry will explore the necessity of spirituality and the relevance of MSR for sustainability through his work on spiritual leadership as the foundation for a model of Global Leadership for Sustainability and through the One Planet Education Networks (OPEN), whose vision is to connect, educate, transform, and mobilize change agents for sustainability.

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Prospective Theorizing1 hourChris LaszloWed Jul 27, at 11:30: AMProspection ("the mental representation and evaluation of possible futures") offers scholars a powerful new method for researching with social impact. Quantum science is giving fresh impetus to the idea that prospective theorizing calls forth a reality rather than objectively studying a world “out there”. This session covers theory building as well as the ontological and epistemological implications of quantum perspectives in the social sciences. Includes breakout sessions to explore what it means for you and for the future of MSR research aimed at tackling wicked problems from climate change to social equity. 10:30 AM 11:30 AM
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MSR and The Possibility of Social Impact:
From Theory to Action		1 hourPaul SchmidtWed Jul 27, at 1:00: PMPaul has idea re social impact to review with committeeThe challenges of our time have never had more risk or potential reward. Complex systems problems like climate change, inequality, economic restructuring and an emerging paradigm of global consciousness call for the integrating spiritual awareness and collective action as we discover pathways to a thriving planet. The MSR Community has a unique and powerful opportunity to link high level research with substantive action. In this session, Paul will offer a framework for understanding the ways in which MSR's work can impact emergent social issues in a rapidly evolving world. 12:00 PM 1:00 PM
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A Conversation for Developing Mentoring in MSR1 hourIan, Kevin, Ben, Paul, Judi, Raysa, Jeannel, Lee RobbinsWed Jul 27, at 2:30: PMKevin / Paul - Review concept with committeeThis facilitated panel session will establish an open framework for strengthening MSR's leadership in purposeful mentorship. Together we will explore the various forms of transformed mentor / mentee relationships and keys to spiritually grounded peer support.7/27/2022 1:30:00 PM 2:30 PM
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Research Review: Mentoring in action1 hourVanessa--tentativeWed Jul 27, at 4:00: PMPaper7/27/2022 3:00:00 PM 4:00 PM
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Research Review: Mentoring in action1 hourRaysa--tentativeWed Jul 27, at 5:30: PMCareer&Work-lifeThese sessions will exhibit live mentor / mentee conversations for reviewing and developing research projects for MSR's emerging scholars and include further discussion to highlight the MSR mentorship process.7/27/2022 4:30:00 PM 5:30 PM
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Research Review: Mentoring in action1 hourChristina Walker--tentativeWed Jul 27, at 7:00: PMPaper/A7/27/2022 6:00:00 PM 7:00 PM
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Research Review: Mentoring in action1 hourAnita--tentativeWed Jul 27, at 8:30: PMCareer&Work-life7/27/2022 7:30:00 PM 8:30 PM
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Plenary (Eastern hemisphere)
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Leading Change through Transformative teaching1 hourProf. Ajay Kumar SinghWed Jul 27, at 11:00: PMAnitaProf. A.K. Singh (Professor and Head, Department of Commerce; Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Business, University of Delhi; Honorary Professor of John Von Neumann University, Hungary; Formerly Vice-Chancellor of Sri Sri University, Odisha) will speak about how stress management techniques can be helpful in life, including in numerous professions such as education. He will describe the essentials related to leading change with several practical, real-life illustrations. 10:00 PM 11:00 PM
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Leading Change through Transformative mentoring1 hourProf. Rajen GuptaThu Jul 28, at 11:40: AMAditya 12:00 AM 1:00 AM
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tbd40 minsHis Grace, Govind DasThu Jul 28, at 1:00: PM
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Research Methods: Story of Our Body of Work1 hourVishal Gupta
Janani Murali		Thu Jul 28, at 2:30: AMTom, Ramya and Jyoti Vishal will speak about his research evolving over time to discuss different research methods used to study management problems in the Indian context and his recent experience in reconnecting with indigenous knowledge in the Indian epics. As the past President of the Indian Academy of Management (INDAM), he will also comment on the Indian management scholarship over the last 10 years. (Vishal Gupta is Associate Professor, OB Area, Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad & Chairperson, Ashank Desai Centre for Leadership and Organizational Development, IIM Ahmedabad).


STORY OF OUR BODY OF WORK: A glimpse of collaborative work between 3 seemingly unrelated scholars (Janani, Jyoti, Ramya) who trusted their embodied wisdom, and are exploring non-textual research methodologies inspired from ancient, scientific, indigenous wisdom still alive in the arts such as sculpture, dance, poetry, theater improv, as one approach to decolonizing management theories and research. In an experiential mini-workshop that lets you experience this type of work, Janani explores how to bring the body, it's embodied wisdom and role in truth seeking and how that enlivens and enriches our research. Drawing on the ancient text of Natyashastra, she brings theater, dance, music, stagecraft, sculpture, storytelling and classical epics influence on lived experiences connecting the ancient and modern to transmit knowledge across the centuries. Experiential embodied ways of knowing/being is our central theme.

(Janani Murali is a Biologist, Scientific Writer and Associate Artistic Director at Padmalaya Dance Foundation, Bangalore; Ramya Venkateswaran is Associate Professor at Indian Institute of Management Calcutta and Board member of the India chapter of International Humanistic Management Association; Jyoti Bachani is Associate Professor, Saint Mary's College of California, and Board member of the US and India chapters of International Humanistic Management Association.)		 1:30 AM 2:30 AM
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Critical Realist Action Research Methodology and Integral TheoryBenito Teehankee
Abhoy Ojha		Thu Jul 28, at 4:00: AMTom, RamyaSpeaker 1: Dr. Benito Teehankee:
Topic: Critical realist action research methodology (20 mins)
Brief description: Action research as a change-oriented methodology supported by critical realism.

Speaker 2: Abhoy K. Ojha:
Topic: Introspection as a tool to personal transformation (20 mins)
Brief description: Integral approach of Ken Wilber/Aurobindo, highlighting the importance of internal change within an individual through introspection/reflection.

QnA with the audience followed by a conclusion by the speakers (20 mins)
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OPEN1 hourThu Jul 28, at 5:30: AM 4:30 AM 5:30 AM
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Day 2 Plenary (Western hemisphere)
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Towards A Call for Study: Foundation Leaders' Perspectives on The Future of Research1 hourHari Kiran Vadlamani
Claire Lachance
Xiaoan Li
Fred Tsao		Thu Jul 28, at 8:00: AMJudiHear from leading research funders about their current interests in what kind of research is most needed in the field of global consciousness and change making. 7:00 AM 8:00 AM
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MSR and Transformative Teaching1 hourTom Cullham
Richard Major
Michael London		Thu Jul 28, at 9:30: AMTomThis session will provide an overview and examples of transformative learning in the classroom.Dr. London is an innovative teacher who has devoted his career to developing a student-centered pedagogy. He creates a community of practice in the classroom to facilitate the growth, maturation and development of each and every student. Dr. Culham engages students in a range of contemplative practices to facilitate inner work and personal transformation. Dr. Major teaches European executives where he takes participants on visits to India where they are engaged in cultural experiences and contemplative practices with transformative impact. 8:30 AM 9:30 AM
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Emerging Forms of Methodology in the MSR Field1 hourModerator: Judi Neal
Panelists:
Sandra Waddock
Ian Mitroff
Julia Storberg-Walker
Joan Marques
Orneita Burton
Jyoti Bachanni		Thu Jul 28, at 11:00: AMJudi 10:00 AM 11:00 AM
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MSR dissertation award winner presentation1 hourOrneita Burton
Award Winners		Thu Jul 28, at 12:30: PMPaul 11:30 AM 12:30 PM
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MSR Research Methodology1 hourTom Culham, Raysa Rocha, Tianyuan YuThu Jul 28, at 2:00: PMNeed to discuss this as a committeeA subcommittee of MSR has been formed to develop an expansive research infrastructure and philosophies of science that transcend the traditional positivist approach and develops research methodologies inquiring into subtle, traditionally unmeasurable human experiences such as nondual awareness, and provide leadership enabling the community of current and emerging scholars to conduct research with a social impact. We are reporting on our work to date which includes a bibliometric analysis of research methods utilized in JMSR and interviews of 48 MSR researchers. 1:00 PM 2:00 PM
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Looking forward / AOM 2022 and towards 20231 hourStacie ChappellThu Jul 28, at 3:30: PMPaul to orient with Stacie 2:30 PM 3:30 PM
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