[PHRESH] Phd Network in HRM
Becoming & being a [pHResh] member
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Click here to see all the members and their PhD projects and publications.
Upcoming [pHResh] Activities
March, 2010 | Pictures HRM Network conference and pHResh pre-conference
Click here for pictures of the HRM Network conference and pHResh pre-conference.
November, 2009 | Advanced studies in HRM course
We are opening the registration for the 2010 "Advanced Studies in HRM" course. Following last year's success, we are positive that this would be a challenging course, as well as a great opportunity for PhD students from all over the Netherlands to network.
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Previous [pHResh] Activities
Nov. 12, 2009 | Pre-Conference PhD consortium "Capitalizing on Diversity in HRM Research"
The goal of this seminar is to provide PhD candidates, in the field of HRM, with a better understanding of the academic and the practitioner field.
David Guest and Riccardo Peccei will be discussants of the PhD presentations. Former PhD students with different career paths will discuss their "life after a PhD" in the academic and the practitioner field which will be followed by a lively discussion on this topic as well as much more worthwhile coming for!
The seminar will take place in Amsterdam on the 12th of November from 12:00 till 18:00 followed by dinner in the city of Amsterdam and the 13th of November from 9:00- 10:30 (including breakfast).
Participation in the pre-conference is free of charge for all of you attending the HRM Network Conference. Register for the pre-conference by checking the appropriate box in the HRM Network Conference registration form.
Click here for registration.
We hope to see you all in November! Questions? Contact Liselore Havermans (l.a.havermans@uva.nl)
Oct. 16, 2008 | Phresh Seminar Twente
The goal of this seminar was to discuss multi-level issues in HRM. The seminar took place at Twente University on the 16th of October from 12:00 till 17:00
Guest speakers:
- Prof. Karin Sanders (Twente University)
- Hans Luijten (Twente University)
Click here to see the programme
Click here for the powerpoint presentations and datasets.
Nov 8-9 2007 | Pre-Conference PhD Consortium
Following the success of the PhD meeting before the Dutch HRM Network conference in 2005, we invited all PhD students in the field of Human Resource Management to attend the Pre-Conference PhD Consortium on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th November at Tilburg University.
Click here for more information on the PhD Consortium.
March 7 2007 | Seminar 'Qualitative and Quantitative Field Research'
The goal of this seminar was to provide PhD candidates, in the field of HRM, with a better understanding of the pro’s and con’s of conducting qualitative versus quantitative field research. The seminar took place at the Amsterdam Business School on the 7th of March from 12:00 till 18:00.
Guest speakers were:
- Wendelien van Eerde (UvABS)
- Anne Keegan (UvABS)
- Annebel De Hoogh (VU) will be the discussion leader of the day.
Under this link you will find articles for some additional preparation for the seminar. And for those of you who are not coming, it just might be helpful articles as well.
Nov 24th 2006 | Seminar '´The science-practice gap in HRM´
Kurt Lewin stated “nothing is as practical as a good theory”. Despite this widely used and often quoted claim there remains a gap between science and practice in the field of HRM. The goal of this seminar was to give PhD candidates in field of HRM more insight in this gap and to relate this to your own
research. In lively discussions with some experts from science, practice, and current trends in bridging the gap, we explored how your research is related to this matter, and search for scientific as well as practical meaning for your studies.
We welcomed Prof. dr. Neil Anderson (UvA Business School), Dr. Martha Meerman (Lector HvA, AIAS), Drs. Ronald de Leij (Head Strategic Policy development AWVN) as guest speakers.
Click here for more information.
Click here to see the program.
Click here for the powerpoint presentations and additional articles.
March 22nd 2006 | Seminar 'Publishing in HRM'
On this day we invited all PhD students close to or in the field of Human Resource Management to join us for a session on "Publishing in the field of HRM". As we all know, many of the current and starting PhD Students are expected to write, submit and hopefully publish scientific articles within the granted time of their PhD project. To inform and prepare PhD students for this process, but also to get tips and tricks to effectively think and act in ways you increase the likelihood of the publication of your work, Professors Paul Jansen (Free University Amsterdam), Deanne den Hartog (UvA Business School) and Dr. Marc van Veldhoven (Tilburg University) contributed to this first pHResh event.
Click here to see what the program was.
Click here for some helpful documents on publishing in HRM.
Nov 3rd 2005 | Dutch HRM Network PhD Conference
In 2005 a PhD Consortium was organized a day before the start of the 2005 Dutch HRM Network Conference. With the successful PhD meeting preceding the 2001 HRM network (organizers: Anne Keegan & Paul Boselie) in mind, again the PhD consortium gave 18 PhD students the opportunity to present and discuss their research in a stimulating and supportive environment with PhD students in all different stages of their research. Besides testing ideas, getting to know other PhD students in the field and meeting professors, the aim was also to get an overview of the research projects that are being conducted by current PhD students in HRM.
The professors Denise Rousseau (Carnegie Mellon University, USA), John Purcell (University of Bath, UK), Ricardo Peccei (King's College London, UK), Jaap Paauwe (Tilburg University), Karin Sanders (Twente University), Jan Kees Looise (Twente University) participated.
At this PhD conference the pHResh phd network was founded. What a great day!
Click here to see what we did that year.
Click here to see who participated.
ABOUT [PHRESH]
Welcome! In order to provide PhD students from all countries in the field of Human Resource Management with a central virtual platform to get informed about each other's projects and get in contact with each other, we launched the PHRESH (pronounce as 'fresh') PhD Network.The idea behind a network is that PhD students themselves take their own initiative to organize something. The [PHRESH] platform provides the flag and the webspace to make your announcements to all members. It's your network so use it! See you around.
This site is hosted by the department of Human Resources Studies, Tilburg University. For any comments, questions or content please e-mail Susanne Beijer.