In 2019, I am teaching People and Change and Strategic Management (semester 1). We love to host industry speakers, so if you would like to do a 30 minute talk in one of these classes, please send me an email.
The university would also like to enhance our community and industry engagement. If you are interested in having me give a talk or host a lunchtime roundtable on strategy, change management, the art market, etc. please contact me to see if it would be a good fit, because I would love to share more about my research. (Beyond free research talks and roundtables, paid research consulting is priced using the university's research rates.) Here are two sample practitioner publications: http://www.e-ir.info/2016/03/01/the-financialisation-of-the-art-market/ https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/when-flexible-working-makes-life-harder
I do not have funding available for PhD or postdoctoral positions, but the university has generous funding for domestic and international students, including international PhD students. See the main university website. Additional links and suggestions provided on my research group page FAQ: http://coslorsresearchpage.blogspot.com.au/p/phd-faq.html
Awards
Education and training
PhD,
University of Chicago 2011
MSPPM,
Carnegie Mellon University 2002
BS,
Carnegie Mellon University 2000
Supervision
Available for supervision
Y
Supervision Statement
I am happy to supervise students who are structured and self-motivated. You might come in with your own project area, or join one of mine. For example, I am using the case of investment in fine art to examine topics including complicated market structures and processes, exchange, valuation and the history of art valuation models.To see what I do as a researcher, have a look at the open-access versions of my publications on ResearchGate or bepress.
POSTGRAD (Masters or PhD) In the Department of Management and Marketing, you will choose your dissertation committee after you have started coursework, but you can begin to develop these relationships with a Special Topics research project. For cross-supervision in sociology, I am strongest in economic sociology, consumption, qualitative, and urban. For MSoG, issues around financial markets, governmentality and urban planning.
FUNDING I do not have funds available to support students. However, there are departmental and university fellowships for both domestic and international students - see the PhD program details.
CURRENT PROJECTS Market coordination, Valuation, Art price indexes, Museum accounting, Rules of the art market and I am happy to supervise other projects. The key point is that you will start publishing if you work with me, because you will need it for the academic job market.
Sample student publications:
- Hartman & Coslor (2019) in Journal of Business Review
- Hyatt & Coslor (2018 online first) in Personnel Review
Additional information about my supervision style, expectations of students and links to university funding, process, etc. http://coslorsresearchpage.blogspot.com.au/