Nineteen New Doctoral Students Start at
Smith
There are 19 new students hailing
from eight countries entering Smith's
PhD program this fall. The doctoral
program is competitive with the worlds
top business school attracting excellent
students in every discipline and
averaging approximately 35 applications
for every student admitted. Currently,
there are 101 students in the program.
Five students graduated in May and 11 in
August.
"Graduates of the Smith School
doctoral program are first-class
researchers, but they also have a keen
understanding for and appreciation of
the importance of teaching," says Larry
Gordon, Ernst & Young Alumni Professor
of Managerial Accounting and director of
the PhD Program. "They understand that
their role is to both expand the
knowledge base and communicate that
knowledge to future business leaders.
Smith School PhD students are in demand
and upon graduation are offered faculty
positions at top business schools around
the world."
Decision & Information
Technologies
Information Systems
◊
Oliver Lin -- USA
◊ Yixin
Qiu -- China
Operations
Management/Management Science
◊ Maria
Bardossy -- Argentina
◊ Ming
Chen -- China
◊ Andrew
Hall -- USA
◊ Inbal
Yahav -- Israel
Finance
◊ David
Howard -- USA
◊ Nitin
Kumar -- India
◊ Seoyeon
(Katie) Moon -- USA
Logistics, Business &
Public Policy
◊
Rodrigo Britto -- Colombia
◊ Xiang
Wan -- China
Management & Organization
Organizational Behavior
◊ Suzanne
Edinger -- USA
◊ Payal
Nangia -- USA
◊ Yonjeong
Paik -- USA
Strategic Management
◊ Daniel
Malter -- Germany
◊
Byungchae Jin -- South Korea
Marketing
◊ James
(Ted) Matherly -- USA
◊ Hyoryung
Nam -- South Korea
◊ Wei Shi
-- China
