The 2008 MPMA Conference Will be Held At
Idaho State University in Pocatello
October 8-11, 2008

 

Welcome to the Home Page of the Mountain Plains Management Conference. This conference is an annual gathering of scholars and other interested parties who share research and discuss relevant and contemporary issues in all areas of business. Topics of discussion include Management, Marketing, Economics, Accounting, Finance, Business Law, International Business, Information Systems, and other business-related areas.

The Journal of Business and Economics is housed at Southern Utah University. The annual conference, however, is hosted by a different institution each year.

This year's conference will be held on the campus of Idaho State University, hosted by the Informatics Research Institute.  The theme for the conference is "Information:  The Lifeblood of Organizations."  The Conference Coordinator is Jim Frost (frosjame@isu.edu).  Please feel free to contact him if you have any questions, or visit the website at http://iri.isu.edu/mpmc.htm.  Click here for SUBMISSION GUIDELINES.

The conference has a long tradition, dating back many decades. The gathering is informal, and presentations include everything from publishable articles and formal papers to discussion-oriented abstracts. A high degree of collegiality exists, and many long-term friendships are created as a result from attending the annual conferences.

The Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Economics, begun in 1999, is a refereed journal included in Cabell's annual  edition of academic journals. Any person interested in submitting a paper for consideration to the Journal is encouraged to visit the Journal's homepage for further information.

Since members of the Mountain Plains Management Conference have an unusually high degree of collegiality, we have referenced a member list for quick contact with any of our many participants. Just click the following link to access each member's name, address, phone, fax and email.

This site also has a link to "Online Discussion Forums," in which individuals can chat with others who share interests in any of the various business fields: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Management, Marketing, and Pedagogy.

QUICK REFERENCE
Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Economics
Member List
On-Line Discussion Forums
Minutes of Last Board of Directors Meeting
Minutes of Last Business Meeting
Association By-Laws

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
 

 

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