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DESCRIPTION:A lecture by Jennifer Howard-GrenvilleAssociate Professor of Ma
 nagementLundquist College of Business\, University of Oregon\nDate: Friday
 \, November 8th\, 2013Time: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PMLocation: Bronfman BuildingR
 oom 2101001 Sherbrooke St. WestMontreal\, Quebec\nOccupational identities\
 , understood as ‘who we are’ merged with ‘what we do\,’ shape both individ
 ual experiences and the occupation’s standing in the world. While organiza
 tional scholars have studied how members recast occupational identities to
  adapt to social conditions or technologies\, or elevate stigmatized work\
 , we have limited understanding of how members attempt to create internall
 y-driven occupational identity change. This talk explores such an effort\,
  focusing on how chemists perpetuated green chemistry as a shift in both ‘
 what chemists do’ and who they are. The implications for occupational iden
 tity change\, interactions between individual and occupational identity\, 
 and the relationship between occupational identity and social change are d
 iscussed.\nAbout Jennifer Howard-Grenville\nJennifer Howard-Grenville is a
 n Associate Professor of Management and 2013 Thomas C. Stewart Distinguish
 ed Professor at the University of Oregon’s Lundquist College of Business. 
 Jennifer studies processes of organizational and institutional change and 
 has explored the role of routines\, issue selling\, and culture in enablin
 g and inhibiting change. She is particularly interested in how people chan
 ge their organizations in response to environmental and social demands. He
 r work has been published in Academy of Management Journal\, Organization 
 Science\, Organization & Environment\, and several other journals. She is 
 the author of Corporate Culture and Environmental Practice (Edward Elgar\,
  2007)\, which documents her in-depth study of a high-tech company\, and c
 o-author or editor of two other books on Industrial Ecology. Jennifer is c
 urrently an Associate Editor at Academy of Management Journal and has prev
 iously served on the editorial boards of Academy of Management Journal and
  Organization Science. She received her Ph.D. at MIT\, her MA at Oxford Un
 iversity\, and her B.Sc. at Queen’s University.\nA light lunch will be ser
 ved.\nIf you have any questions\, please contact Ariane Guay-Jadah at: ari
 ane.guay-jadah [at] mcgill.ca. \nPlease register here. 
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LOCATION:Room 210\, Bronfman Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1G5\, 1001
  rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:The Emergence of Green Chemistry as an Occupational Change Project
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