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College Park, Md. May 2, 2005 - The Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, today announced that Mark Walsh, managing partner at Ruxton Associates, LLC, a private equity and investment firm, has joined the school's faculty as a senior executive fellow.
Transportation Market-driven mechanisms like auctions may be a more effective way to allocate airport slots than administrative processes.
Supply Chain Management An integrated model for scheduling production and distribution can result in cost savings and improved customer service for companies driven by direct orders.
Research by Thomas Corsi and Sandor Boyson
Statistical Challenges in E-CommerceMay 22-23, 2005
Wave of Hope, a tsunami relief initiative led by Smith students, will be holding a silent auction as part of its fund-raising efforts. Up for bids will be two basketballs and a football signed by coaches and players from the Terps football and men's and women's basketball teams.
The Smith School offers congratulations to the 770 undergraduate, 300 MBA/MS, 25 Executive MBA, and 10 PhD new degree holders who graduated on May 22, 2005.
On Saturday, June 4, 2005, in a ceremony that occurs only once every five years, the Maryland Alumni Association bestowed its highest honor on a third Hall of Fame Class, the first to be inducted in the new Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center. Congratulations to five of the most outstanding Smith School alumni leaders: Robert H. Smith '50; Thomas V.
Research by Michael Ball, George L. Donohue, and Karla Hoffman