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Hosted periodically, the Knowledge Exchange is a multidisciplinary forum for researchers, faculty, students and practitioners. In these hour-long lunchtime sessions, speakers present research ideas, research in progress, or business problems and solicit feedback from Knowledge Exchange participants. The sessions are interactive and the topics diverse. In the past, speakers and participants have come from the business community and from a wide variety of academic disciplines such as Computing, Sociology, Health Sciences, French Studies, and Geology, in addition to disciplines within the School of Business.

If you would like to receive notifications of upcoming Knowledge Exchange sessions, or if you are interested in presenting your ideas, research, or business problem at a Knowledge Exchange session, please contact us at monieson@business.queensu.ca

Past Seminars

Fall 2010 / Winter 2011

Date	Speaker	Topic
September 22, 2010 12-1pm 403 Goodes Hall	Dr. Scott Erickson, Fulbright Scholar Ithaca College, USA	Intellectual Capital
March 21, 2011 12-1pm 301 Goodes Hall	Rob Hindle	Enabling Innovation Discussion Highlights

Fall 2009 / Winter 2010

Date	Speaker	Topic
September 23, 2009 12-1pm 411 Goodes Hall	Dr. Jean-Etienne De Bettignies Queen's School of Business	On the diffusion of knowledge inside the organization
October 21, 2009 12-1pm 403 Goodes Hall	Dr. Waymond Rodgers University of California, Riverside, USA	A model of the tacit knowledge lifecycle for decision-making: From creation to utilization
October 21, 2009 1:30 - 2:30pm 403 Goodes Hall	Dr. Waymond Rodgers University of California, Riverside, USA	A throughput model for the value of knowledge
November 11, 2009 12-1pm 411 Goodes Hall	Dr. JC Spender Fulbright Scholar 2007-2008	Human capital and leadership
November 24, 2009 6:30-8pm 406 Goodes Hall	Professor Susan Christopherson Cornell University	Green phoenix: How green energy investments can renew old manufacturing regions. Listen to the presentation
December 9, 2009 12-1pm 411 Goodes Hall	Dr. Rajiv Saberhwal Fulbright Scholar 2009-2010 University of Missouri, St. Louis, USA	How common knowledge impacts the effectiveness of knowledge management processes: Insights from empirical studies
January 13, 2010 12 -1pm 411 Goodes Hall	Dr. Kelley Packalen Queen's School of Business	Using a community before going it alone: Incubating institutions and entrepreneurial occupations

Fall 2008 / Winter 2009

Date	Speaker	Topic
September 17, 2008	Dr. Irma Becerra-Fernandez College of Business Florida International University	Individual, group, and organizational learning; A knowledge management perspective
October 23, 2008	Dr. Sergio Sismondo Queen's University	Political economies of knowledge, with an example
November 14, 2008	Dr. Rob Greenwood The Harris Centre Memorial University	The Harris Centre Knowledge mobilization Regional development
December 10, 2008	Maj. James Denford RMC Lecturer Queen's QSB PhD Candidate	The alignment of business and knowledge strategies and structures
January 14, 2009	Dr. Maryam Alavi Goizueta Business School Emory University	Multimodal knowledge sharing networks: A research agenda
February 11, 2009	Dr. Francis Lau University of Victoria	Video: Knowledge translation in healthcare research Powerpoint: Knowledge translation in healthcare research
March 11, 2009	Margaret Matear PhD Candidate Queen's University	Social entrepreneurs in journalism
April 8, 2009	Dr. Robert MacKinnon Vice President University of New Brunswick in St. John	Creating a cultural, economic, and environmental community inventory
May 20, 2009	Dr. Mark Nissen Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, US Navy	Research centres and knowledge: The good, the bad and the ugly

Fall 2007 / Winter 2008

Date	Speaker	Topic
September 26, 2007	Jijesh Devan & Dany Di Tullio, Queen's	Socialization in Open Source Software Communities: A Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
October 9, 2007	Dr. JC Spender Fulbright Scholar	Leadership: Knowledge Management by a New Name?
October 25, 2007	Dr Tom Housel Naval Postgraduate University	Measuring the Value Added of Management: Management's Dark Matter
November 14, 2007	Dr. JC Spender Fulbright Scholar	The Firm's Assets and Their Measurement
November 21, 2007	Marian Burdsall Opentext.com	Every User Tells a Story
December 5, 2007	Satyendra Singh, Queen's	Knowledge Management Capability and the Role of Information Technology
January 9, 2008	Gordon Hunter University of Lethbridge	PELA (Prince Edward/Lennox & Addington Community Futures Development) Research on Physician Recruitment
January 29, 2008	Peter Levesque Children's Hospital Eastern Ontario	Mobilizing Knowledge: From Knowledge to Action
February 20, 2008	Tracy Jenkin Queen's	Using IT To Support the Discovery of Novel Knowledge in Organizations
March 19, 2008	Kathryn Everest IBM	Social Networking in Corporate Environments
April 16, 2008	Dr. JC Spender Fulbright Scholar	A New View of Knowledge Management
May 7, 2008	David Vuong, Sandy Staples Queen's	Knowledge Sharing in Charities

Fall 2006 / Winter 2007

Date	Speaker	Topic
January 9, 2007	Elayne Coakes University of Westminister	How do we Succeed at Organization Innovation? And Co-ordinate our Problem-Solving Capabilities?
January 11, 2007	Elayne Coakes University of Westminister	Championing the Innovation Process - and Developing our Leadership for Innovation and Change
February 7, 2007	Denise Stockley Queen's University Faculty of Education	Learning Styles
March 7, 2007	Rob Harrap Queen's University Department of Geography	Urban Spaces: Real, Virtual, Possible
March 28, 2007	Tom Housel Naval Postgraduate School Department of Information Science	Overview: Knowledge Value-Added (KVA)
March 29, 2007	Tom Housel Naval Postgraduate School Department of Information Science	Leveraging Knowledge Assets: Knowledge and Value Added
Additional resources for Tom Housel’s Presentations: Measuring and Managing Knowledge, Measuring the Return on Information Technology: A Knowledge-Based Approach for Revenue Allocation at the Process and Firm Level, Improvement of Global Performance Measures Related to Intangible Assets, Accounting for Micro and Macro level Information Technology Investment Analysis: An Extension of the Event Studies
May 1, 2007	Gordon Hunter University of Lethbridge	12 - 1pm Overview: Repertory Grids and Narrative Inquiry 1:15 - 2:15pm Repertory Grids Workshop
Additional resources for Gordon Hunter's presentations: The Repertory Grid Technique: A Method for the Study of Cognition in Information Systems Qualitative Research in Information Systems: Consideration of Selected Theories Qualitative Interview Techniques