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    SEM Successfully Hosts the 18th Graduate Academic Forum

    Published on: April 30, 2024 Views:

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    To thoroughly implement the guiding principles of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, provide a platform for academic exchange among graduate students, showcase their academic innovation, cultivate research abilities, and foster a positive academic atmosphere, the School of Economics and Management at China University of Mining and Technology hosted the 18th Graduate Academic Forum Week from April 24 to 28, 2024.

    With the theme “Management Innovation in Digital Transformation”, the forum featured six sub-forums and a main presentation session held offline. A total of 126 papers were submitted by the deadline. After anonymous evaluations by three experts, the forum awarded five special prizes, eight first prizes, 13 second prizes, and 14 third prizes (excluding second and third prize winners from the doctoral category).

    Sub-Forums: Academic Exchange and Feedback

    From April 24 to 26, the forum hosted offline sub-forum discussions organized by discipline. Graduate students actively participated by field of study, with 15 faculty mentors in related fields attending to provide feedback. Award-winning papers were comprehensively reviewed, with detailed advice offered on topics such as research questions and methodology.

    The doctoral student sub-forum was integrated into the First Strategic Seminar on the Development of Emerging Productive Forces in the Energy Sector, scheduled for May 18, where students will receive additional feedback on their presentations.



    Main Forum: Highlighting Special Prize Papers

    During the main forum presentation, students who received special prizes, including Yue Qian, Pei Jiankai, Li Haoran, and Rao Weiguo, shared their research findings on topics such as:

    • The Impact of Digital Divide on Energy Poverty      Across the Globe: The Mediating Role of Income Inequality

    • The Effects of External Knowledge Search on      Corporate Green Innovation: A Meta-Analysis

    • Corporate Carbon Information Disclosure      Strategies and Their Impact Considering Reference Price Effects

    • Structural Breakpoint Testing of Intraday      Volatility Curves in Shanghai Crude Oil Futures

    Professors Lv Tao and Wang Xu provided professional comments on research topics, methodological approaches, and logical reasoning, offering constructive suggestions for further improvements. Attendees engaged in deep discussions on research methods and perspectives, drawing valuable lessons for academic paper writing and thesis topic selection.



    Closing Ceremony and Awards Ceremony

    The closing and awards ceremony for the 18th Graduate Academic Forum was held at 2 p.m. on April 28 in Room B117. Party Secretary Li Xinchun, Deputy Party Secretary Sun Yunxiao, and several discipline heads attended the event, which was chaired by Associate Dean Wang Delu.

    The awards for special prizes, first, second, and third prizes were presented by Party Secretary Li Xinchun, Deputy Party Secretary Sun Yunxiao, and Professors Lü Tao and Xu Shichun, heads of the Management Science and Engineering and Applied Economics disciplines, respectively.

     

     

     



    Remarks by Party Secretary Li Xinchun

    In his address following the award ceremony, Party Secretary Li Xinchun commended the enthusiasm of students for participating in the academic forum. He emphasized the growing importance of graduate education at the school, along with continuous improvements in training systems. Drawing on over a decade of experience in organizing forums, this year’s event incorporated new innovations to better meet the developmental needs of students.

    Li encouraged graduate students to make the most of opportunities for academic exchange, learn from one another, cultivate academic thinking, and enhance their research skills. He also expressed gratitude to the teachers and students who contributed to the forum’s success.



    Rigorous Process and Positive Outcomes

    Since its launch in November 2023, the forum adhered to a rigorous review process. Submitted papers underwent three stages: an initial plagiarism check, anonymous expert reviews organized by discipline committees, and sub-forum defense evaluations.

    Focusing on the theme of management innovation in digital transformation, the forum addressed critical issues in economic and social development. It provided a valuable academic exchange platform for graduate students and fostered a spirit of rigorous scholarship and an open, vibrant academic atmosphere.



    Contributors: Zhang Xiaoyuan
    Review: Wang Delu
    Photography: Zhou Yan