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Gordon M. Phillips, professor of finance, has been
appointed an associate editor of a new journal, Annals
of Finance. The first issue will be published in spring
2005.
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Roland T. Rust, holder of the David Bruce Smith Chair
in Marketing, director of the Center for Excellence in
Service, and chair of the marketing department, was named
to the program committee of the Eighth Annual International
Research Seminar in Service Management, held in La Londe
les Maures, France.
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Debra L. Shapiro, professor of management organization,
and Anil K. Gupta, Ralph J. Tyser Professor of Strategy
and Organization and chair of the department of management
and organization, have been invited to join the editorial
board of the Academy of Management Journal.
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Katherine Stewart, assistant professor of management
science, recently received a $500,000 Faculty Early Career
Development (CAREER) Program Award from the National Science
Foundation (NSF). The award, will enable Stewart to examine
factors that influence successful uses and applications
of Open Source Software (OSS). The most commonly known
OSS is Linux, the operating system that is considered
a competitor to Microsoft Windows.
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Alexander Triantis, associate professor of finance,
has been appointed a senior editor for the journal Production
and Operations Management.
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Hugh S. Turner, teaching professor of transportation
and logistics, won the 2003 TPUG Dissertation Award for
his paper, “Infrastructure Productivity in the North American
Containerport System: A Longitudinal Study (1984–1997).”
The award acknowledges the outstanding contributions of
scholars in the transportation and public utilities fields.
TPUG (Transportation and Public Utilities Group) is an
international forum for researchers and practitioners
interested in the economics and public policies of the
transportation and public utilities.
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