Early Submission Deadline Approaching - 2015 PMI Teaching Case Competition
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PMI Academic Resources invites project management scholars and practitioners to participate in its inaugural Teaching Case Competition, which launched on 2 January 2015.
Teaching with cases helps to create an energizing atmosphere that inspires students to develop critical thinking and analytical skills. The challenge for faculty has been to find high-quality teaching cases in project management.
This competition aspires to build a repository of high-quality teaching cases available for faculty to use in undergraduate and postgraduate project management programs.
The theme of this year’s competition is Project Management and Disaster Relief. The competition will be judged by a panel of expert case writers and project management scholars, with monetary prizes for the top three cases, as follows:
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1st Prize: US$3,000
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2nd Prize: US$2,000
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3rd Prize: US$1,000
The top three finalists will be invited to PMI Global Congress 2015—North America, where the winners will be announced. The prize-winning cases will be published through PMI.
The early submission deadline is 1 April 2015. See below for complete guidelines and submission details.
Submission Criteria and Guidelines
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If you have additional questions regarding the competition, please contact [email protected].
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