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Outslay receives MSU outreach award for VITA work
Ed Outslay, professor and Deloitte/Michael Licata Teaching Fellow in the Broad School’s Accounting and Information Systems Department, received MSU’s 1st Annual Curricular Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Award for his 26 years of dedication to the Voluntary Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA).
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Narasimhan to lead Decision Sciences Institute
Ram Narasimhan, University Distinguished Professor and John H. McConnell Professor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management, has been elected president of the Decision Sciences Institute for the 2010-11 term. The Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) is a professional organization of academicians and practitioners interested in the application of quantitative and behavioral methods to the problems of society.
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Chao says 'implicit social cognition' may explain negative stereotyping
Georgia T. Chao, associate professor of Management in the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, and co-author Harold W. Willaby, University of Sydney, Australia, urge more research on sources of unfair and illegal bias in employment, particularly the roots of unconscious discrimination.
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Tech firms doing business in China should leverage government influencebuy cialis
Roger J. Calantone, The Eli Broad Chaired University Professor of Business, and David A. Griffith, associate professor of Marketing, both of the Broad School’s Marketing department, and Goksel Yalcinkaya (PhD Marketing '07), assistant professor at the University of New Hampshire, have some advice for firms that are relying on technology to establish competitive positions in the global environment: Adapt to the unique country environments.
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How do you retain current marketing talent and develop a more effective marketing group?
David A. Griffith, associate professor of Marketing for the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, and co-author Robert F. Lusch, head of the Department of Marketing and Lisle & Roslyn Payne Professor of Marketing, Eller College of Management, University of Arizona, have some advice for senior marketing managers: think carefully about how you manage your marketing staff, because their knowledge underlies your competitive advantage.
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Broad Expert Link: Gerry McNamara
Stock market rewards firms of execs who buy early, punishes later buyers who yield to pressure - Associate Professor of Management Gerry McNamara recently examined why "early movers" in a merger wave typically do better financially than those who wait and jump on the "bandwagon" at the end of a merger wave.
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Broad Expert Link: Nancy Lankton
Lankton finds that enjoyment affects client expectations in e-health services - Assistant Professor of Accounting and Information Systems Nancy Lankton examined the factors that might increase clients’ use of e-health services and found that enjoyment in using the Internet was the predominant factor in client expectations, which ultimately influenced their satisfaction.
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Broad Expert Link: David Closs
Risk management in the supply chain
In this monthly feature highlighting faculty expert knowledge relating to current business news, David Closs, the John H. McConnell Chair in Business Administration and a professor of Supply Chain Management, talks about risk management in the global supply chain and why the Broad School’s supply chain management department is so strong.
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Broad Expert Link: Mike Kasavana
V-Commerce emerges as a tool to teach nutrition - In this monthly feature highlighting faculty expert knowledge relating to current news, NAMA Professor in Hospitality Business Mike Kasavana discusses how current vending technology can help – not hinder – school districts by educating youngsters about nutrition.
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Broad Expert Link: Ken Boyer
Critical issues in Internet retailing
In this monthly feature highlighting faculty expert knowledge relating to current business news, Professor of Marketing & Supply Chain Management Ken Boyer discusses critical issues in Internet retailing… and you can even listen to it while you’re buying stuff online.
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Broad Expert Link: Steven Melnyk
This is not your father's supply chain - In this monthly feature highlighting faculty expert knowledge relating to current business news, Professor of Marketing & Supply Chain Management Steven Melnyk shares new research on the changing face of the supply chain and how it will affect a company’s bottom line.
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Broad Expert Link: Robert Wiseman
Are CEO's worth what we pay them? - In this new monthly feature highlighting faculty expert knowledge relating to current business news, Eli Broad Legacy Fellow of Management Robert Wiseman discusses the fairness of CEO pay… and his take on it may surprise you.
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Business Week ranks Broad undergrad program 13th among public schools
Business Week magazine has just released the 2008 rankings of undergraduate business school programs, placing the Eli Broad College of Business 39th nationally and 13th among public institutions. The main rankings table can be accessed at www.businessweek.com.
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Marketing and supply chain management separate to allow increased focus
Recognizing the fundamental difference between marketing and supply chain management in terms of the academic disciplines as well as research and student hiring environments, the MSU Board of Trustees recently voted to separate the 12-year-old Marketing and Supply Chain Management Department into two independent units.
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Broad School tops in supply chain publications
A recent study found that Broad School faculty had more articles published in leading supply chain journals from 2000-06 than those from any other university.
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Hult receives top 20 award for entrepreneurship research
Tomas Hult, professor of marketing and international business in the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, has been recognized for his entrepreneurship research by the Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies. The center recognized Hult for having written the 11th most impactful article published in the top business journals during 2001, based on citations in 2002-2006.
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Financial Times ranks Broad MBA 23rd in USA
The Financial Times released its annual ranking of full-time MBA programs, placing the Broad School at 23rd among all U.S. schools (3rd among the Big Ten Schools) and 48th globally.
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Media report: March 16 - April 15, 2008
This report is a synopsis of major articles that have recently been published in newspapers, magazines and webzines regarding the Eli Broad College of Business.
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Media report: Feb. 16 - March 15, 2008
This report is a synopsis of major articles that have recently been published in newspapers, magazines and webzines regarding the Eli Broad College of Business.
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Media report: Jan. 16 - Feb. 15, 2008
This report is a synopsis of major articles that have recently been published in newspapers, magazines and webzines regarding the Eli Broad College of Business.
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Broad School ranked 18th regionally by Wall Street Journal
In The Wall Street Journal’s 2007 business school rankings, the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management’s Full-Time MBA program was ranked 18th regionally, compared to 5th last year.
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Broad School Honor Codes
Students in the Undergraduate and in the Full-Time MBA Programs have created their own honor codes.
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Undergrads and MBA students create honor codes
During the 2005-06 academic year, two separate committees representing undergraduates and Full-Time MBA students finalized honor codes to serve as ethical guidelines for Broad School students. Both groups had been working on developing the codes for more than two years, a process that allowed them to solicit extensive student input.
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Undergraduate Honor Code (full text)
The Honor Code applies to all undergraduate students enrolled in the College or in any course sponsored by the College. Full text of the Honor Code follows:
We, the members of the Eli Broad College of Business (the “College”), continually strive to strengthen the values of the College. Honesty and integrity empower College members to be upstanding individuals, and by practicing ethics of the highest caliber, members of the College will continue to be leaders and role models in the business world.
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Dean Candidate: HASAN PIRKUL
Hasan Pirkul is the dean of the School of Management at the University of Texas at Dallas. He concurrently holds the Caruth Chair of Management.
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Search for Dean of the Broad School
Michigan State University seeks an imaginative, energetic and strategic leader to serve as the Eli and Edythe L. Broad Dean of the Eli Broad College of Business and the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management.
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Eli Broad College of Business Dean Search Committee members
Following is a list of the 15 members of the Dean Search Committee, including their roles on the committee.
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Broad School Dean's Search: Gale D. Merseth
Gale D. Merseth joined Isaacson, Miller in 2004 after an extensive career in higher education, business and government. For 13 years, Gale was a faculty member and administrator at Harvard Business School, where he served as Director of Admissions for the MBA Program and Assistant Dean for Executive Education and External Affairs.
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Broad Schol Dean's Search: Kathryn Barry
Kathryn Barry is a Senior Associate in Isaacson, Miller's Boston office. Kate brings to Isaacson, Miller a understanding of effective leadership and governance in organizations, particularly higher education and nonprofits.
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