National Conference on Case Studies - Kengeri Campus
Christ University’s first National Conference on Case Studies
was held on July 27, 2012 at the Kengeri campus. The focus of the initiative
was to inspire business school fraternity and business practitioners to develop
teaching case studies. There are various types of case studies, amongst which
teaching case studies focus on mapping the case study to the curriculum and
emphasizing on the underlying concepts through the case study.
With these clear objectives, the process of inviting
abstracts began early during the year. There were more than 30 abstracts
received, out of which 22 abstracts were approved. Twenty full case studies
were received and fourteen were selected for the presentation in the conference
by the review panel.
Dr. Dinesh Uday Kumar Lighting the Lamp and Inaugurating the Event. |
Most of the case authors who presented their case studies
were first-time authors. The case studies presented were based on consulting
work and real experiences. There were also case studies based on primary and
secondary data. The case studies presented covered various topics under the
broad areas of Human Resources, Strategy, Corporate Social Responsibility,
Marketing, Information Technology and E-business and Entrepreneurship.
All the case studies were assessed in two rounds. The first
round focused on the technicalities of a case study along with key areas like
theme and logical flow of presentation. The second round was the presentation
round that focused in-depth on the theme, logical flow, data sufficiency and
mapping the case to the curriculum. A different panel of judges was chosen for
the final presentation. On July 27, the conference was inaugurated by Dr.
Dinesh Kumar, Chairperson –Research and Publications and CDOCTA, IIM,
Bangalore. Dr. Dinesh’s key note address very clearly emphasized on the
takeaways for faculty in developing case studies.
Prof. Bharathi S Gopal, Event Co-ordinator along with the Chief Guest. |
Dr. Jeevananda S, Campus Co-ordinator a t the Valedictory Function. |
Dr. Harish & Mr. S G Rajashekaran Judging the Ev |
All the participants gave an encouraging feedback that the
entire process of developing case study was a great learning. The feedback was
also positive with regards to hospitality, food and other aspects. The
participants look forward to a continuing association with CUIM in their
journey to develop good case studies.
Event Coordinator, CUIM
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