|
Contact Us
If you have questions about the admissions process or general questions about
the PhD program at the Smith School of Business please view our
FAQ’s by Applicants or contact us:
PhD Program Office
The Robert H. Smith School of Business
University of Maryland
3330 Van Munching Hall
College Park, MD 20742-1815
Phone: 301-405-2214
Email: businessphd@rhsmith.umd.edu
For more specific information regarding your area of concentration or
program, please contact the faculty member listed below:
Accounting and Information Assurance
Dr. Oliver Kim
Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting
Phone: 301-405-2243
Email: okim@rhsmith.umd.edu
Decision, Operations & Information Technologies
Information Systems
Il-Horn Hann
Associate Professor, Decision, Operations & Information Technologies
Phone: 301-405-8592
Email: ihann@rhsmith.umd.edu
Operations Management / Management Science
Dr. Wedad Elmaghraby
Associate Professor of Management Science and Operations Management
Phone: 301-405-2531
Email: welmaghr@rhsmith.umd.edu
Finance
Dr. Richmond Mathews
Assistant Professor of Finance
Phone: 301-405-4113
Email: rmathews@rhsmith.umd.edu
Logistics & Transportation
Dr. Robert Windle
Professor of Logistics, Business and Public Policy
Phone: 301-405-2187
Email: rwindle@rhsmith.umd.edu
Management & Organization
Organizational Behavior/Human Resource Management
Dr. Hui Liao
Associate Professor of Management and Organization
Phone: 301-405-9274
Email: hliao@rhsmith.umd.edu
Strategic Management
Dr. Rajshree Agarwal Tronetti
Chaired Professor in Entrepreneurship and Strategy
Phone: 301-405-2250
Email: rajshree@rhsmith.umd.edu
Marketing
Dr. Joydeep Srivastava
Ralph J. Tyser Professor of Marketing and Consumer Psychology
Phone: 301-405-9665
Email:
srivasta@rhsmith.umd.edu
Dr. David Godes
Associate Professor of Marketing
Phone: 301-405-8163
Email: dgodes@rhsmith.umd.edu
The information presented on this Web site
was prepared by the PhD Program Office of the Robert H. Smith School of Business
to explain the policies set forth by the College and the Graduate School. Its statements
are not binding on the University and are subject to change. The University of Maryland
subscribes to a policy of equal education and employment opportunities for all persons
regardless of race, creed, ethnic origin or sex.
| 
