The faculty at Anderson excels at establishing student-faculty relationships, conducive to a rigorous yet collegial learning environment. Anderson is proud of its diverse faculty and honors our faculty and their accomplishments.
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), the world's largest anti-fraud organization, has named UNM Anderson Accounting Professor Rich Brody Educator of the Year.
The prestigious ACFE Outstanding Achievement Awards recognize the contributions of anti-fraud professionals worldwide. The Educator of the Year Award is presented to an ACFE Educator member who has made an outstanding contribution in anti-fraud education.
Anderson's Dr. Robert Luo has been ranked as a Top 25 Researcher of Information Systems, based on publications in top-tier
journals European Journal of Information Systems and Journal of Strategic Information Systems between 2010 and 2011.
Anderson Associate Dean Dr. Ranjit Bose is ranked at number 38 on the list due to his work with Dr. Luo on collaborative paper on Green IT.
UNM Earns CAE-R Designation as National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance
The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have re-designated the University of New Mexico as a National
Center of Academic Excellence in Information Systems Security Education (CAEIAE). The Information Assurance program, within UNM's
Anderson School of Management, initially earned a five-year CAE designation in 2007. The new designation, CAE-R, which is more
rigorous to attain, covers academic years 2012 through 2017.
"Receiving the CAE re-designation as well as meeting the higher standards of the CAE-R designation reaffirms UNM's leadership in the state and the region in information assurance and cybersecurity," said Anderson Professor Alessandro Seazzu. "As New Mexico's flagship university our faculty, staff and students continue to distinguish themselves in their leadership efforts while cementing our graduate program's role in the development of a national cybersecurity workforce." Read more about the CAE-R designation...
Dr. DelCampo Quoted in UT San Diego
A recent edition of UT San Diego published an article on the increasing contribution of Hispanics to the
growth of the labor market, pointing to the statistic of more workers comfortable with voluntarily
identifying themselves as Latino to their employers, who then report the data to the labor bureau.
Professor Rob DelCampo stated: "We are seeing the job market equalize in terms of race, gender,
ethnicity. The problem is we don't see it all the way up and down the corporate ladder. The workforce is
changing, and the status quo isn't going to hack it anymore, in terms of hiring practices, workplace
culture and outreach. You have to be 10 steps ahead of the economy." Find the full article at http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/mar/04/fewer-whites-in-workforce-by-end-of-decade/.
During this legislative session's UNM Day at the State Capital, Anderson's Dr. Manuel Montoya along with
a few other UNM faculty were recognized on the floors of the House and Senate for their distinctive work at UNM.
Congratulations to Dr. Montoya for his many contributions and this recognition.
From President Schmidly's email:
"...Dr. Manuel Montoya, native son of Mora, New Mexico and product of the public school system who
went on to excel at UNM as both a Truman Scholar and a Rhodes Scholar, and who has returned to teach
as an assistant professor of Finance and International Management in the Anderson School of Management,
thereby giving back to both his alma mater, UNM students and the State of New Mexico.
Anderson Accounting Lecturer Ann Brooks will receive the Community Leadership Award at Anderson's
2012 Hall of Fame.
Students in John Benavidez's promotion management course have created a student-run agency responsible for researching, implementing, and evaluating an integrated marketing communications campaign aimed at generating an applicant pool for family medicine, psychiatry, and dental careers with the U.S. Public Health Service.
Dr. O.C. Ferrell and Dr. Linda Ferrell were appointed as board members to the prestigious National Association of State Boards of Accounting. Dean Doug Brown says the Ferrells were selected because the NASBA wanted leading national figures on their board to lend guidance in ethical accounting practice and standards.
Rust Professor of Business Ethics, Sarah Smith, Esq., is the faculty leader and coach for the Anderson BBA students that competed in the 2011 Collegiate Ethics Case Competition in Tucson, AZ.
Anderson officially renamed the Washington Campus Endowed Scholarship in honor of retired professor Dr. Jeanne Logsdon. This scholarship will exist in perpetuity and, going forward, will be known as the Jeanne Logsdon Washington Campus Endowed Scholarship to support our students interested in this unique program.
Dr. Ann Cunliffe and Dr. Linda Ferrell were both promoted to Full Professor.
Dr. O.C. Ferrell has promoted to the rank of Distinguished Professor. To attain this designation,
professors must demonstrate outstanding achievements and be nationally and internationally renowned
as scholars. This is the highest faculty title the University bestows and is used only for a few
of its most prominent faculty. O.C. Ferrell, the Bill Daniels Professor of Business Ethics, earned his
doctorate in marketing at Louisiana State University. He joined the Anderson School of Management faculty
in 2006. Ferrell, a professor of marketing, developed a business ethics certificate program through UNM's
Management Development Center. His academic research focuses on ethical decision making, stakeholder
relationships and social responsibility.
Dr. Manuel Montoya was recently accepted as a member to the Council on
Foreign Relations (CFR). Only three percent of all world-wide
applicants are accepted. Members are experts in their fields and Dr.
Montoya is recognized for his expertise in global structures and
global political economies.
Dr. Rich Brody, at UNM's Anderson School of Management, was featured in the
Savannah Morning News discussing how white-collar crime can lead to violence.
Read more...
Please join Anderson in congratulating the students and
chapter advisor, Dr. Rob DelCampo, of the SHRM
Chapter at UNM, which recently was recognized with the
"Superior Merit Award" -- less than 10% of chapters
receive this award and UNM's SHRM Chapter has received
it for the 3rd year in a row.
Congratulations Dr. DelCampo and students!
Dr. Joni Young has been being awarded the American
Accounting Association's 2011 AAA Notable Contributions to
Accounting Literature Award for her publication "Making Up Users". The award is
"designed to recognize contributions to accounting literature published in
the last five years that are judged by the committee to have uniqueness and
potential magnitude of contribution to accounting education, practice
and/or future accounting research; breadth of potential interest;
originality and innovative content; clarity and organization of
exposition; and soundness and appropriateness of methodology."
This is the TOP annual research award for the entire academic
accounting community, and only one is awarded each year.
She will be presented the award at the AAA's Annual Meeting in Denver.
A recent Brigham Young University study examined the research productivity of accounting
departments and faculty from universities around the world. Over this period of time,
Anderson ranked first in the world for publications that focus on financial accounting
using qualitative methods, fourth in the world across all topics using qualitative
methods, and 88/670 for total publications in these journals.
Read more...
For the past 5 years the Finance, International, Technology
and Entrepreneurial Studies Department (FITE) at Anderson has
recognized the excellence of its faculty in the fields
of research, teaching and service. The FITE Department
2011 Research, Teaching and Service awards go to:
Outstanding Research Award - Hsuan-Chi Chen (for the 2nd year in a row!)
Outstanding Teaching Award - Manuel Montoya
Outstanding Service Award - Leslie Boni and Sul Kassicieh and Steve Walsh.
Dr. Ranjit Bose has been named the
new Associate Dean. Dr. Bose brings with
him over 20 years of experience at
Anderson. He started in the position on Jan 3.
Welcome Dr. Bose!
Congratulations to Professor Kraye & the UNM chapter of the American Marketing Association for receiving a $1,500 grant from the Target Campus Grant Program. The grant will be used to report and film a case study.
Dean Doug Brown accepted a check from the Samaritan
Counseling Center (SCC) of Albuquerque in the
amount of $9,217.00. The generous gift presented to Anderson
by Samaritan President and CEO Tom Sims was part of the
proceeds from SCC's annual "New Mexico Ethics in Business
Awards" event.
In the ten years since the Ethics in Business Awards program started, Samaritan has contributed 10% of the event proceeds to a special Anderson School endowment. Anderson students in MGMT 308 classes research the business practices of the nominees considered for these prestigious awards and then they make recommendations to an Awards Selection Committee. The project gives Anderson students invaluable hands-on experience, as they learn the realities of ethical business behaviors.
Jens Deichmann, Instructor of the Environmental Sustainability & Business graduate seminar at Anderson speaks with NetImpact about environmentally sustainable busines.
Jim Novak, EMBA Alum & 2010 Hall of Fame recipient partnered with Anderson Alumni Relations and Development offices to create the first ever lecture series at Sandia National Labs. The first lecture was given Dr. Allen Parkman on the topic, More Choices, Less joy: Why is it so difficult to make good decisions? The event was free and open to all Anderson Alums & students who work at Sandia National Labs.
Almighty Debt: A Black in America Special
Marketing Professor Howard Kraye was part of a panel of
experts looking at this important issue on Wed, October 13th on
the UNM Campus. The discussion followed an advance screening
of the CNN film.
Anderson welcomes four new faculty members. Read more...
Dr. James Hansen
Dr. David E. Cavazos
Dr. Manuel-Julian R. Montoya
Dr. Leslie Boni
Please join Anderson in congratulating Dr. Rob DelCampo for
his appointment as Editor-in-Chief for Administrative Sciences.
Accounting Chair Craig White received the 2010 Outstanding
Accounting Educator Award by the New Mexico Society of Certified
Public Accountants for his successful efforts in enhancing the
reputation of the CPA profession. Dr. White will be recognized
at the Pride in the Profession luncheon on November 19 at the
Albuquerque Embassy Suites Hotel. He was also honored with this
award in 2001. Congratulations!
Anderson students received the first place Bobby G. Bizzell Innovation Achievement Award at the recent 2010 Southwest Business
Deans' Association Annual Conference. The winning nomination came courtesy of Professor Howard Kraye's Supply Chain and
Management of Services Project Classes. Anderson was selected over Price College of Business (University of Oklahoma)
and Rice University.
Dr. Raul Gouvea has extend his chairmanship of Anderson's Department of
Finance, International, Technology and Entrepreneurship for
another year. Thank you for your service!
When the economy crashed, the United States government was blamed for failing to effectively
regulate the financial sector. Whether financial or environmental, regulation determines
how much risk companies can take on. Read what Anderson's Dean Brown and other
UNM Faculty have to say.
Read more...
Please join Anderson in congratulating O.C. Ferrell who
was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 34th
Annual Macromarketing Society Conference earlier this month.
Shelby Hunt (Texas Tech University), Bob Middlestat
(University of Nebraska) and O.C. Ferrell (University of
New Mexico) were all recognized. O.C received the recognition
for his scholarly publications in marketing ethics and
social responsibility that have had a significant impact
on theory and research in Macromarketing. He was also
recognized for chairing dissertations of leading scholars
that have contributed to the field of Macromarketing.
He was honored at a dinner sponsored by the Daniels
Fund at the University of Wyoming recognizing his
contributions to business ethics education.
The UNM Society of Human Resource Management student chapter
was honored with their second consecutive "Superior Merit Award."
This award is received by fewer than 10% of the chapters and is
the highest-level of award given. Our UNM SHRM chapter has now
won the award two years in a row!
Congratulations to Dr. Rob DelCampo and the students of SHRM for this outstanding accomplishment.
Bill Daniels Teaching Business Ethics Workshop
The University of New Mexico's Anderson School of Management
in conjunction with New Mexico State University will host
the 1st Semi-annual Bill Daniels Teaching Business Ethics
Workshop in Santa Fe on Monday, May 17. The Bill Daniels
Professors of Business Ethics, Linda and O.C. Ferrell, in
collaboration with NMSU, developed the one day workshop
that will feature Doug Brown, Dean of the Anderson School
of Management, and Garrey Carruthers, Dean of New Mexico
State University's College of Business.
The luncheon keynote speaker is Rich Brody an
internationally recognized expert on fraud and accounting
professor at UNM.
Anderson Department of Organizational Studies Faculty Recognition
Please Anderson in congratulating the faculty below on these recent
acceptances for publication:
Cunliffe, A. L. Crafting research: Morgan and
Smircich 30 years on. (Organizational Research Methods).
The first draft of this paper is also in the RMD Best Paper
Proceedings at this year's Academy of Management Conference,
Montreal, Canada.
Blancero, D. M., DelCampo, R.G. & Marron, G. "Just Tell Me! Fairness of Alternative Dispute Resolutions". Industrial Relations. In press.
Rogers, K.M., DelCampo, R.G. & Van Buren, H.J., "A Mockumentary as a Mock-experience: Using 'The Office' to Solidify Understanding of Organizational Behavior Topics." Journal of Organizational Behavior Education. In press.
DelCampo, R.G., Rogers, K.M. & Hinrichs A.T., "The interface of work-family conflict and racioethnicity: An analysis of Hispanic Business Professionals." Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal. In press.
Further congratulations to those who have had their papers accepted for presentation at the Academy of Management:
Taylor, S.N., & Bright, D.S. (2010, August). Exploring Conditions for Openness in Multisource Feedback Assessment. National Academy of Management Conference. Montreal, Canada. (Best Paper Proceedings).
Miche, S., & Taylor, S.N. (2010, August). An Integrated Theory and Multi-level Perspective of Leadership for Sustainable Development. National Academy of Management Conference. Montreal, Canada.
Congratulations also to Shawn Berman for the following honor:
Rowley and Berman, S. (2000), "A Brand New Brand of Corporate Social Performance" was awarded the "Best article in Business & Society in the last 10 years" at the recent IABS conference. This award covered all articles appearing in the journal in the time period 2000-2009.
2010 Finance, International, Technology and Entrepreneurship Department Awards
Research: Hsuan - Chi Chen
Teaching: Jim Cormier
Service: Raj Matho
Congratulations and thank you for your dedication and outstanding contribution to Anderson,
to our students, and to our business community
Dr. Dennis Togo has been elected as the President of the Southwest
Region of the American Accounting Association at their annual
conference in Dallas. The Southwest Region has 800 accounting educator members
at universities in New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
The UNM Anderson School of Management has formed the school's first ever Speaker's
Bureau. Several of Anderson's professors, including Dean Douglas M. Brown,
have joined together to offer their expertise as luncheon speakers at various service
and professional groups in the Albuquerque community.
Learn more...
The 2010 Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Southwest Central (SWC) Regional
Student Conference is coming to Albuquerque. The conference will be held on
Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27, 2010, at the University of New Mexico's
Anderson School of Management.
Read more...
Dean Doug Brown has announced the UNM Anderson School of Management has been awarded a $1.25
million grant to help further instill a high standard of ethics in students attending the
school. The initial grant and ongoing support for the initiative is provided by the
Daniels Fund, a private foundation established by cable television pioneer Bill Daniels,
who was widely recognized for his ethics and integrity in business.
Read more or watch Dean Brown discuss
the grant on You Tube.
Professor Catherine Roster is the recipient of the 2010 Faculty Community Leadership Award.
All full-time faculty members are eligible and must have demonstrated leadership in enhancing the
Anderson School's visibility and relations with the business community by creating connections,
providing leadership and being actively involved.
Read more...
Dean Doug Brown has announced the UNM Anderson School of Management has been awarded a $1.25
million grant to help further instill a high standard of ethics in students attending the
school. The initial grant and ongoing support for the initiative is provided by the
Daniels Fund, a private foundation established by cable television pioneer Bill Daniels,
who was widely recognized for his ethics and integrity in business.
Read more...
Students in Alex Seazzu's Management 636 class spread out to local schools this year to teach
computer security to students ranging from elementary to high school. The topics depend on the
age of the students. Seazzu is the director of UNM's Center for Information Assurance Research
and Education.
More UNM Top 10...
Dr. Richard G. Brody, CPA, CFE, CFF, FCPA will be visiting King Fahd University of Petroleum &
Minerals (KFUPM) in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia from January 1, 2010 through January 7, 2010. As an
invited international scholar specializing in fraud and forensic accounting, Dr. Brody will be
making a series of lectures to the faculty and students at KFUPM. In addition, Brody
has been invited to make a presentation to top management at Saudi Aramco, the world's largest
producer and exporter of crude oil.
Read more...
The 2009 Water, Innovation, Technology, & Sustainability (WITS) Conference was organized
by co-chairs Dr. Raul Gouvea and Dr. Sul Kassicieh from the UNM Anderson School of Management
and was held November 23-24 in the city of Manaus, State of Amazonas, Brazil.
The WITS Conference
addressed the role of technology and innovation in enhancing water safety, availability,
quality and sustainability.
Read more...
UNM's Anderson School of Management has demonstrated significant leadership in integrating
social, environmental and ethical issues into its MBA program, according to the just released
Aspen Institute's 2009-2010 edition of Beyond Grey Pinstripes, a biennial survey and alternative
ranking of business schools. The Anderson School ranked 19th on a list of the Top 100 business
schools.
Read more...
Hispanic Business Magazine has named the UNM Anderson School of Management as one of the
top 10 Graduate Business schools for Hispanics.
Read more...
Dean Doug Brown of the UNM Anderson School of Management has joined
the Board of Directors at the MIOX Corporation, a leader in safe
water disinfection. "Doug is an outstanding addition to our board
and we are proud of his affiliation to MIOX," noted Carlos Perea,
MIOX president and CEO. Read more...
Dante DiGregorio and Doug Thomas have their article Offshore
Outsourcing as a Source of International Competiveness for SMEs published in the
Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS).
Photo: (L to R) Doug Thomas, Dante DiGregorio
Anderson Professor Scott Taylor's research was cited in The Wall Street Journal blog The Juggle.
The article cites Dr. Taylor's research
about women greatly underrating their standing with bosses and other workers.
Dr. Taylor presented his research at the Academy of Management meeting in Chicago. You can read more about the study here. Congratulations Dr. Taylor!
Rich Brody, Rutledge Professor of Accounting at the UNM Anderson School of Management
and CPA financial forensics expert, has recently been awarded the Certified in Financial
Forensics (CFF) Credential by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
The CFF Credential, established in 2008 by the AICPA, is granted to qualified CPAs with
considerable professional experience in financial forensics.
Read more...
The Anderson School of Management is pleased to announce that Professor Joni Young, Chair of the
Anderson Accounting Department, has been appointed as UNM's new KPMG Professor. The designation
makes Professor Young one of only 38 professors in the United States to hold this prestigious title.
Professor Young was selected for her excellence in teaching and research, and her many valuable
contributions to the accounting profession and to the Anderson school. She will be recognized at
the annual KPMG Professors Dinner on August 3 along with the other recipients.
Read more...
Professor Gautam Vora's expertise is cited throughout the article Shoots of Recovery? in
the Albuquerque Journal. The article discuses the current economic climate
and how investors are responding.
To read the article Shoots of Recovery? in its entirety go to
http://www.abqjournal.com/biz/24214049biz05-24-09.htm
In Sunday's (June 7, 2009) Albuquerque Journal "Money" section Anderson's Dr. Shelly
Arthur provided a great deal of information about negotiating for breaks on prices.
To read the article It's all about using the correct approach when bargaining for a
break on prices in its entirety go to
http://www.abqjournal.com/biz/0722289biz06-07-09.htm
Congratulations to Professor Harry Van Buren, the winner of this year's "Robert Wertheim
Junior Faculty Research Award".
Robert Wertheim is an Anderson alum as well as Chairman of the Board of Charter Companies, an Anderson National Advisory Board member, and a respected community leader. Mr. Wertheim presented the award to Professor Van Buren on Friday at the Anderson faculty meeting calling his research "outstanding". Professor Van Buren does research in several areas including the involvement of religious institutions in shareholder activism, issues related to race/ethnicity and gender in organizations, the ethical implications of low-wage work and the ethics of human resource management. Read more...
2009 Finance, International, Technology, and Entrepreneurship Faculty Department Awards
Professor Ward Hickey - Teaching
Dr. Raj Mahto - Research
Dr. Doug Thomas - Research and Teaching
Dr. Emmanuel Morales-Camargo - Service
Students in Professor John Benavidez's advertising campaigns course at the University of New Mexico's (UNM) Anderson
School of Management were interviewed on Happening Now, a Fox News program. From
Anderson's Marketing Center, Chris Hodge was interviewed live to discuss the marketing campaign
for the CIA.
As part of this semester-long program, students
formed their own marketing agency, Inspire Anderson Marketing (I AM). The agency is
developing, implementing, and measuring a comprehensive marketing campaign for the
CIA. The objective of this campaign is to increase awareness of CIA career opportunities,
with a focus on filling the recruitment pipeline for the CIA's National Clandestine Service.
Watch the Interview Now!
Professor Sarah Smith, who holds the Rust Professorship in Business Ethics at Anderson,
and the students in her undergraduate business ethics course interviewed
Samaritan Counseling Center's New Mexico Ethics in Business Awards winners.
Read more about Prof. Smith and her students in the
Albuquerque Journal's article.
Dr. Michelle Arthur, Dr. Robert Del Campo and Dr. Harry Van Buren's research
cited in USA Today article Women CEOs slowly gain on Corporate America.
University of New Mexico Provost Suzanne Ortega has announced the
appointment of Douglas M. Brown as dean of UNM's Anderson School of Management.
"It is exciting to have someone with Doug Brown's extraordinary public and private sector experience leading our business school. What a great opportunity for our students," said Ortega.
Suleiman "Sul" Kassicieh, Anderson School of Management Endowed Chair in
Economic Development, and Regents' Professor of Management of Technology,
was recently named Distinguished Professor of Management, the first in the
history of the Anderson School. He has a local, national and international
reputation in technology-based economic development. He is the founder of UNM's
Management of Technology Program and directs the UNM Center for Support of Economic
Development.
http://www.unm.edu/~market/cgi-bin/archives/003558.html#more
Professor Steven Walsh is the recipient of the University Libraries
Faculty Acknowledgment Award. Professor Walsh is the Professor of Entrepreneurship,
Director of Technology Entrepreneurship Program, and Co-Director of Management of
Technology Program at the Anderson School of Management.
Professor Walsh will give his lecture Relevant Academia Versus an Answer in Search of a Question on February 26, 2009 at 1:00 PM in the Willard Room at Zimmerman Library. Download flyer for more information.
Professor Steven Walsh has once again been named one of the top 50 researchers in the Technology Innovation Management field by Elsevier Limited, a leading publisher of science and health information serving more than 30 million scientists, students and health professionals worldwide. Dr. Walsh has not only won this recognition for each of the past five years, he is also one of only seven researchers who have maintained this status for an entire decade.
Professor Rich Brody is the recipient of the 2009 Faculty Community Leadership Award.
Faculty must have demonstrated leadership in enhancing the Anderson School of Management's
visibility and relations with the business community by creating connections, providing
leadership and being actively involved.
The article Building Student Competency to Develop Power and Influence through Social Capital co-authored by Professors Jacqueline Hood and Harry Van Buren was accepted for publication in the Journal of Management Education - the top management education journal. It will appear in the journal in 2009.
Professors Xin (Robert) Luo and Rich Brody had their paper Fraud and White-collar Crime: A Chinese Perspective accepted for publication in a special issue (on international fraud and corruption) of Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal. The article will appear in early 2009.
An article by a group of Anderson Marketing and Information Descision Science
faculty received the prestigious honor from the
Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice's for Best Article for Volume 15 (2007).
The article Management of Marketing Research Projects: Does Delivery Method Matter
Anymore in Survey Research? by Catherine A. Roster, Robert D. Rogers, George C.
Hozier, Jr., Kenneth G. Baker, and Gerald Albaum was an outstanding achievement
resulting from good research and good collaboration.
The Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico (UNM)
opened the new Student Marketing Center on November 24, 2008. Amenities in the 500
square-foot facility include four workstations with specialized creative and marketing
research software, wireless Internet connectivity for laptops, video teleconferencing
capabilities, and a LCD presentation system.
The Phoenix Field Office located in Albuquerque, New Mexico hosted an Adrian Jr.
Project at Anderson on November 14, 2008. Students learned to apply investigative
techniques and conduct interviews in the mock fraud investigation. The students'
response was very positive, generating enthusiasm and interest in the investigative
process. Agents from Albuquerque and Las Cruces helped to facilitate the event.
UNM Anderson School of Management Accounting Professor Dr. Joni Young will receive
the 2008 Outstanding Accounting Educator Award from the New Mexico Society of
Certified Public Accountants (NMSCPA).
Professor Sul Kassicieh received the great honor of being named a UNM Distinguished
Professor. This is the highest faculty title the University bestows and is used only
for a few of its most prominent faculty members. Dr. Kassicieh is the first Anderson
faculty member to be promoted to this exalted rank.
Anderson Interim Dean Dr. Amy Wohlert has been named among the most outstanding and
influential women in the business community by the New Mexico Business Weekly.
On Wednesday, July 23, at the 2008 Women Who Mean Business Awards Breakfast Dr.
Wohlert was among 10 women who received honorable mention as one of the most
influential and hard-working women in New Mexico.
Dr. Joni Young, Chair of the Accounting Department at the Anderson School of Management, has been invited to join a new research group at Cardiff Business School. Young will act as an advisor on an international board of leading academics in interdisciplinary research. Dr. Young has also been invited to make presentations and hold seminars at Manchester Business School, U.K. in May and will attend a research colloquium at the University of Wollongong, Australia in July.
Professor Howard Kraye, Marketing Professor at the UNM Anderson School of Management, will be one of the featured speakers at the Heritage Hotels and Resorts annual management meeting in Las Cruces on Friday, February 8, 2008.
Dr. Jeanne Logsdon was awarded the Sumner Marcus Award for Outstanding Service by the Social Issues in Management Division by the Academy of Management. The award is the division's highest honor given for career achievement each year to one individual.
Dr. Jeanne Logsdon
Professor Jeanne Logsdon is the recipient of the 2008 Faculty Community Leadership Award.
Faculty must have demonstrated leadership in enhancing the Anderson School of Management's
visibility and relations with the business community by creating connections, providing
leadership and being actively involved in the business community.
Professor Jeanne Logsdon has been a faculty member at Anderson since 1989. During her tenure she has received numerous accolades from colleagues and students. She was recently honored by being selected as Fellow of the International Association for Business and Society. She has held the Jack and Donna Rust Professorship of Business Ethics since 2003, in recognition of her excellence in teaching and research in the area of business ethics. Dr. Logsdon recently co-authored a book entitled, Global Business Citizenship: A Transformative Framework for Ethics and Sustainable Capitalism.
"She is found by her students to be enthusiastic and even passionate about teaching and the subject of business and society," said Department of Organizational Studies Chair Jacqueline Hood. "Thanks to her documentation of Anderson's school-wide efforts, Aspen Institute ranks Anderson 18th in the world (4th among small MBA programs) for social and ethical impact in its "Beyond Grey Pinstripes" recognition."
Professor Logsdon has served as Anderson's Faculty Chair, Chair of the Dean's Review Committee, Chair of the Budget Review Committee, and as Anderson's representative to The Washington Campus Program, among her many service activities. Professor Logsdon received her PhD from the University of California, Berkeley in 1983.
Dr. Karen Patterson
The Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico is
pleased to announce that Dr. Karen Patterson, one of its newest faculty members, was recently
nominated for the Health Care Management Division Best Paper Based on a Dissertation award
from the Academy of Management.
Patterson's paper is based on her dissertation which focuses on the evolution of institutional entrepreneurship within alternative medicine in healthcare. She received recognition on her paper at the 2007 Academy of Management Meeting in Philadelphia on August 3-8. There were a total of three nominees for the award. The Academy of Management is a not-for-profit global organization of professionals who are engaged in research and teaching dedicated to the advancement of management thought and practice.
Patterson was pleased to receive recognition for her work. "It's very validating that the wider intellectual community recognizes both the theoretical and imperial implications of my work," said Patterson.
Patterson first joined Anderson in 2006 as a visiting professor in the Organizational Behavior/Human Resource Management department and was hired on as a full-time professor starting this fall. She is currently teaching MGMT 498, Strategic Management.
Dr. Craig White
Craig White, Grant Thornton Professor of Accounting at the University of New Mexico's
Anderson School of Management, has been chosen as a director of the board of the New
Mexico Society of CPAs (NMSCPA).
The NMSCPA is the premier professional association for certified public accountants in New Mexico. It started out with six members in 1930 and now boasts a membership base of more than 1,500.
Members of the association are CPAs in public practice, industry, education or government, or they may be students enrolled in a qualified accounting program at one of New Mexico's colleges or universities.
White teaches the taxation of individuals and business entities. His research interests include: electronic tax administration, tax systems' role in encouraging innovation and marriage tax penalty/subsidy.
Dr. Joni Young
Accounting, Organizations and Society, through ScienceDirect, has recognized Anderson School
of Management Professor Joni Young for her research naming one of her publications among the
Top 25 Hottest Articles downloaded from January through March 2007. Young's article, "Making
up users," appeared in Accounting, Organizations and Society volume 31, Issue 6.
Accounting, Organizations & Society is a major international journal concerned with all aspects of the relationship between accounting and human behavior, organizational structures and processes, and the changing social and political environment of the enterprise.
Its unique focus covers such topics including the social role of accounting, social accounting, social audit and accounting for scarce resources; the provision of accounting information to employees and trade unions and the development of participative information systems; processes influencing accounting innovations, the social and political aspects of accounting standard setting and many other related subjects.
