The 10th Annual Midwest Association for Information Systems
Conference May 14-15, 2015
The 10th Annual Midwest Association for Information Systems
Conference (MWAIS 2015), hosted by Pittsburg State University,
will accept current topics
on pedagogy, research and service in IT/IS. The conference
will provide an intimate environment to facilitate the sharing
of ideas and findings.
The Accounting and Computer Information Systems Department at
the Kelce College of Business is interdisciplinary in nature
and we want the theme of
this yearâs conference to reflect the strengths of our
department. Building on that this yearâs conference theme is
âInterdisciplinary Research in the
Information Systems Fieldâ
MWAIS 2015 will have several presentation sessions, workshops,
invited keynote speakers, panel sessions, doctoral and
undergraduate student
sessions. There will be speakers from academia and industry
represented from across the Midwest region.
Manuscripts, research in progress, panel and workshop
proposals are invited from all regions, and from both academia
and practice. Submitted papers
and proposals will undergo a double blind review.
You can find a link to the Paper Submission Website and
Submission Guidelines on the
conference website.
Best Paper Awards:
The MWAIS 2015 program committee will nominate three papers
for best paper awards, sponsored by the MWAIS. The three best
papers will be
recognized at the conference. The first best paper award is
$300, second best paper award is $200, third best paper award
is $100. The awards are
given to the authors upon the final acceptance of their work
by the Journal of the Midwest Association for Information
Systems (JMWAIS).
Important Dates:
⢠Submission Deadline for Full-Length Papers, Research in
Progress, Panels, Workshops and Tutorial Proposals: Friday,
March 6, 2015 at
11:59 PM CST
⢠Notification of Acceptance: Around Friday, April 3, 2015
⢠Author Registration Deadline: Friday, April 17, 2015
⢠Camera Ready Copy Deadline: Friday, April 17, 2015 at
11:59 PM CST
⢠Dates of Meeting: Thursday, May 14 and Friday, May 15,
2015
Types of Submissions:
⢠Full-Length Submissions
o You may submit a full length paper that is not to exceed six
single-spaced pages (approximately 2,500 words) including all
figures,
tables, appendices and references. The paper should be
original and previously unpublished. The research may be
conceptual,
empirical or applied.
⢠Research-in-Progress Submissions
o You may submit research-in-progress proposals (extended
abstracts), preferably including a summary of tentative
results of the
study to date, in 1,000-1,500 words with a maximum of 2
figures/tables for including in the conference proceedings.
⢠Panels, Workshops, Tutorials
o Individuals interested in conducting a panel, workshop, or
tutorial dealing with technological, managerial, professional,
teaching,
societal, national or international issues of information
technology management are invited to submit a 500-1,000 word
proposal
covering the objectives, issues to be covered, and the
names/addresses of any and all members of the panel, workshop
or tutorial.
Computer laboratories will be made available during the
workshops if needed.
All accepted proposals will appear in the conference
proceedings. All panel, workshop, and tutorial members must
register and pay for the conference.
At least one member of every Full-Length and
Research-in-Progress submission must register and pay for the
conference.
Student Scholarships:
Scholarships are available to student presenters which will
cover the cost of the conference registration, for one student
per accepted paper.
Research Topics: We are interested in a variety of topics
that include, but are not limited to
⢠Accounting Information Systems ⢠Business Process
Management ⢠Database Management Technologies â¢
⢠e-Collaboration in Organizations ⢠Green and Sustainable
IT ⢠Human Computer Interaction â¢
⢠Information Privacy & Security Management â¢
Information Technology Education â¢
⢠IT Management in Healthcare ⢠IT Teaching Cases â¢
Strategic IT Management â¢