September 1, 2007

New Faculty

The Smith School is pleased to welcome the following new faculty for the 2007-2008 academic year.

Accounting and Information Assurance

  • Shijun Cheng, associate professor, PhD University of Michigan
  • Progyan Basu, Tyser Teaching Fellow, PhD University of Nebraska
  • Colin Lindsay, Tyser Teaching Fellow, PhD University of Essex, Colchester, UK

Decision and Information Systems

  • Mahesh Kumar, assistant professor, PhD Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Xiaoqing Wang, assistant professor, PhD University of Pittsburgh

Finance

  • Mark Taranto, Tyser Teaching Fellow, PhD University of California-Berkeley
  • Anna Obizhaeva, assistant professor, PhD Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Logistics, Business and Public Policy

  • Cristian L. Dezso, assistant professor, PhD New York University
  • Yan Dong, assistant professor, PhD University of Maryland
  • T. Leigh Anenson, visiting assistant professor, Georgetown University

Marketing

  • Michael Trusov, assistant professor, PhD University of California-Los Angeles
  • Yogesh Joshi, assistant professor, PhD University of Pennsylvania

Management and Organization

  • Benjamin Hallen, assistant professor, PhD Stanford University
  • Paolo Prochno, Tyser Teaching Fellow, MBA Vanderbilt University
  • Michael Lawless, Tyser Teaching Fellow, PhD University of California-Los Angeles

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About the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business

The Robert H. Smith School of Business is an internationally recognized leader in business education and cutting-edge research. The school’s world-class faculty facilitate experiential learning opportunities rooted in the real world. Smith students learn to think like entrepreneurs, prepared to drive positive impact. The school offers undergraduate, online and on-campus business master's, full-time, part-time, online and executive MBA, plus PhD and DBA degree programs, and non-degree and executive education programs. Where Smith leads, the future follows.

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