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Broad SCM program ranked 2nd by noted research firm
The Broad School’s Supply Chain Management program was ranked 2nd overall among U.S. university supply chain programs in a report recently issued by AMR Research Inc.
Calantone receives prestigious TIM publication award
Eli Broad Chaired University Professor Roger Calantone was recently recognized as one of the top 50 researchers in the Technology Innovation Management field by the International Association for Management Of Technology (IAMOT).
Career Gallery 2009 still healthy in a down economy
Michigan State University students will meet recruiters from some of the world’s most prestigious corporations October 7-8 during the annual Career Gallery event at the Breslin Center. Organizers say that despite the down economy, the hiring environment for many companies is on par with last year’s numbers.
Closs appointed to new Michigan SCM commission
Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm recently appointed The John H. McConnell Chair in Business Administration David Closs to the new Supply Chain Management Development Commission for a term effective June 1, 2009, through May 31, 2013.
Did government intervention turn a manageable subprime mortgage problem into an unmanageable financial crisis?
Broad School Professor Naveen Khanna, the A. J. Pasant Endowed Chair Professor in Finance, wrote a three-part commentary on the 2008 financial crisis. According to Khanna, "The crisis we are now facing is no longer due to the excesses in the housing market, but because of the excesses by our government in dealing with the problem."
Morgeson named journal editor
Broad School Professor of Management and Valade Research Scholar Frederick Morgeson has been named editor of Personnel Psychology, one of the leading journals in human resource research.
Search for Dean of the Broad School
Michigan State University seeks a strategic, entrepreneurial and collaborative leader to serve as the Eli and Edythe L. Broad Dean of the Broad College of Business and Graduate School of Management.
Sedatole wins accounting notable contribution award
Karen Sedatole, associate professor of Accounting and Information Systems, recently won the 2009 Notable Contribution to the Management Accounting Literature Award for her paper, "The Effect of Control Systems on Trust and Cooperation in Collaborative Environments," (co-authored with Kristi Towery and Angela Coletti) that was published in The Accounting Review in 2005.
Shaw named acting MBA & MS associate dean
Karyll Shaw has been named acting associate dean for MBA and MS Programs effective immediately. Shaw is uniquely qualified for this job based on her background in leadership development and higher education.
U.S. News ranks Broad Full-Time MBA 18th among publics
U.S. News & World Report recently released its 2010 ranking of full-time MBA programs, placing the Broad School at 40th overall and 18th among public universities.
Forbes ranks Broad MBA program 21st for ROI
In its sixth biennial ranking of Full-Time MBA programs, Forbes ranked Broad’s program 8th among public schools and 21st overall.
Weekend MBA program expands to Troy
The Broad School's Weekend MBA program for executives has attracted approximately 150 new students to the expanded format that will provide top-notch learning opportunities in both Lansing and Troy this fall.
Understanding the Financial Crisis
Indicative of the Broad Full-Time MBA's real-world focus, on Friday, April 10, 2009, three faculty members led a lively and frank panel discussion on the current financial crisis facing the U.S. Approximately 70 MBA students and faculty participated in the discussion.
Broad Team Takes 3rd Place in 13th Intl. Operations Case Competition
Top-tier schools from the US and abroad were invited to compete, and the teams were judged by experts from industry, government and academia on the quality of their analysis, professionalism of the presentation, and the team's responsiveness to the judges' questions and comments.
