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School of Business > UPDATE > Fall 2001 > Article Stellar Group of Faculty Joins School of Business This fall, nine new faculty members and three visiting faculty literally are bringing a world of experience to the School of Business. In addition to a wide variety of experience and impressive credentials, their home countries include Norway, Korea, Japan, France, India and China. Several came with years of experience as noted educators. Real Estate and Urban Land Economics Professor Timothy Riddiough, for example, came to the School of Business from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he was the Edward H. and Joyce Linde Associate Professor in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning. In addition to their many academic accomplishments, the new faculty have held industry positions ranging from research engineer to benefits administrator. They’ve done everything from design a logistics support system for the National Air and Space Administration to consulting for the World Bank, won teaching awards and published research in leading journals.
New Faculty Kathryn E. Caggiano, Ph.D., Cornell University Jon Davis, Ph.D, University of Arizona Gerard George, Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University Sung Kim, Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology Joann Peck, Ph.D., University of Minnesota Timothy Riddiough, Ph.D., UW-Madison Min Shi, Ph.D., Harvard University Masako Ueda, Ph.D., University of Tokyo Kenneth H. Wathne, Ph.D., Copenhagen Business School/Norwegian School of
Management
Visiting Faculty In addition to the nine new faculty members, three departments are
benefiting from the arrival of visiting faculty members at the School of
Business this fall. The Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics
has François
Ortalo-Magné, Jean Monnet Lecturer in Economics of the
European Union, Department of Economics, London School of Economics. The
Department of Management and Human Resources has
Kendra Reed, formerly a
visiting assistant professor in the School of Management at Syracuse
University. The Department of Finance, Investment and Banking has
Frederic
Sterbenz, associate professor of economics and finance at the University
of Wyoming.
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