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2007-2008 Krowe/Legg
Mason Award
Winners
The Krowe award committee, comprised
of Jim Spina, Erich Studer-Ellis and
Curt Grimm, has recently selected the
following winners and finalists:
Krowe Award Faculty Category
(alphabetical order):
1.
Gary Bulmash (AIA) - Recognized
for excellent teaching performance along
with a passion for the subject and a
sense of humor: “He makes accounting an
enjoyable subject to learn”. “It is a
rare case for a professor to be able to
joke around and keep students smiling
while getting the job done well.”
2.
Larry Gordon (AIA) – Recognized
for determination and success in
teaching Ph.D. students and providing
leadership as Ph.D. program director.
Commended as an excellent “teacher,
mentor and advisor.”
3.
Rachelle Sampson (LBPP) -
Recognized for outstanding teaching
along with high concern for students:
“She succeeded in learning the names of
all of her students (over 120) by the
second week of class.” Noted for
“incredible enthusiasm, amazing
intellect and participatory and hands-on
teaching approaches.”
4.
Debra Shapiro (M&O) – Recognized
for excellent teaching and strong
support of students as they pursue their
careers. “Extremely energetic, friendly
and a good-natured person who shows a
passion for international business.”
5.
Gerald Suarez (DO&IT) –
Recognized for his ability to promote
teamwork through his leadership of and
teaching in the Quest program: “Single
most-influential person I’ve met since
coming to Maryland.” His students have
applied for and received patents for
their course projects.
6.
Mark Wellman (M&O) – Recognized
as a selfless professor with a caring
attitude towards students, even in a
large lecture format: “I have never seen
a professor garner so much respect from
students in a large lecture class.”
“Almost every week I was able to share
something interesting with my Dad, which
made him very happy.”
Krowe faculty finalists:
Gordon Phillips (FIN)
Susan White (FIN)
Legg-Mason Award:
Philip Evers (LBPP): Recognized
for cutting-edge application of games,
simulations and other tools in his
supply chain courses.
Oliver Schlake (M&O): Recognized
for innovation in developing an
Entrepreneurship Conference and Expo,
which has “made a positive difference in
the lives of those he teaches.”
Legg-Mason finalist:
Wolfgang
Jank (DO&IT)
Krowe Award PhD/Adjunct Category
(alphabetical order):
1. Ayson Alp (FIN) -
Recognized for making finance
understandable for all students: “Loves
interacting with young people, loves
finance, and loves talking to students
about finance.”
2. John MacDonald (LBPP) -
Recognized for genuinely caring about
students, taking initiative in improving
software in supply chain applications,
and a “great job of lecturing supply
chain design”
3. Carol Miu (MKTG) - Recognized
for outstanding undergraduate teaching
and establishing respect of the class
through kindness and openness. “Always
well-prepared and challenged students to
understand concepts through discussion
and creative projects.”
4. Sandra Lee Rose (AIA) –
Recognized for challenging students in a
supportive way, such that even a student
who found the course very challenging
praised the effort.
5. David Sites (AIA) – Recognized
collectively by students for his
enthusiasm for IT applications in
accounting and his wealth of knowledge.
Ensures that “all students enjoy and
understand the material.” “Succeeded
spectacularly.”
6. Andrew Sherman (FIN) –
Recognized for his wealth of practical
experience in venture creation and
financing. “Has the ability to inspire
students and get them excited about
entrepreneurship.”
Finalists: Alan Boss (M&O) and
Tanakorn Makaew (FIN)
The Teaching Enhancement Committee
congratulate the winners, finalists, and
nominees and is grateful to the members
of the Krowe Award Committee for their
excellent work.
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