• Monday, March 30: 5:30 in room 346 of the Koury Business Center
• Thursday, April 2: 4:15 in room 346 of the Koury Business Center

The new, sleek, less expensive program introduces rising juniors and seniors to living and working in New York City and will run from June 1 through June 30 (Summer Session 1). 消消犯 will be in NYC from June 7 through June 20.

The revised program will provide:

• An internship, which will allow you to meet the ELR and, for LSB majors, the internship requirement
• Safe, modern, affordable “dorm-style” housing conveniently located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan
• Exploration of the dynamics of a business environment
• Opportunity to build professional skills, including resume preparation, interviewing, and business etiquette

消消犯 will emerge from this program with valuable experience to leverage into future internships and permanent post-graduation employment.

Cost: only $2,750, which includes tuition, educational programming, and two weeks of housing and transportation within New York City.

To learn more, attend an information session or visit the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business website and click on “Elon in New York.”

Date: Thursday, February 12

Time: 2:20 – 4 p.m.

Place: LaRose Digital Theatre in the Koury Business Center

This event is open to all interested faculty and students.

Amick will also talk about business ethics, using as his reference his long career with Johnson and Johnson. This session of his talk will focus on J&J’s mission statement.

Date: Thursday, April 3
Time: 6 p.m.

Place: Room 242 KoBC ]]> /u/news/2005/04/18/love-school-of-business-presents-deans-awards-for-excellence/ Mon, 18 Apr 2005 14:51:00 +0000 /u/news/2005/04/18/love-school-of-business-presents-deans-awards-for-excellence/ The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business recognized this year’s winners of the dean’s awards at a luncheon meeting with the Dean’s Board of Advisors meeting on Thursday April 14. The recipients of the LSB faculty awards were:

• Dr. Jayoti (Tina) Das, second from right, received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Dr. Das was recognized for her command of the subject, ebullient 消消犯 style, and her dedication to the learning of each student, in both her 消消犯 and MBA programs.
  
• Dr. Kevin O’Mara, far left, received the Dean’s Award for Exemplary Service. Dr. O’Mara was recognized for his outstanding leadership of the Elon MBA Program since 1997. During his tenure as chair of the program the quality of the program, the quality of incoming students, and the reputation of the program have improved greatly, as reflected by the fact that the Elon MBA program will be included in the 2006 edition of the Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools.
  
• Dr. Betsy Stevens, second from left, received the Dean’s Award for Exemplary Scholarship. Dr. Stevens was recognized for her several peer-reviewed publications (five in press this year) and for her work in corporate ethics, a theme at the center of the mission of the Love School of Business.

Beginning in 2004, the Love School of Business also presents an award to an individual whose contributions to 消消犯 – including the Love School of Business – represent excellence in service. This year’s non-LSB recipient of the Dean’s Award for Exemplary Service was Dr. Mark Albertson, far right, Elon Registrar. Dr. Albertson received an award for his outstanding contributions as Registrar of 消消犯. Mark was recognized as well for his sustained leadership of the Carret Competition, established by investor Phillip Carret at the suggestion of Mark Albertson several years ago, and for his continued support for the highly popular Winter Term course The Business of NASCAR.

Also recognized for their leadership of their departments were outgoing department chairs Dr. Matt Valle (Chair of the Department of Business Administration for the past four years) and Dr. Greg Lilly (Chair of the Department of Economics for the past six years).

Date: Friday September 24

Time: 2:45

Place: Long 106

Speaker: Steven DeLoach, Associate Professor of Economics, Love School of Business, 消消犯

Title: The (other) Truth about Social Regulation and Trade

Steve will present results from his latest research with co-author Tina Das. In this presentation, DeLoach and Das investigate the controversial relationship between international trade and social regulations such as labor and environmental standards. Fearing a “race to the bottom” in terms of such standards, activists have been promoting the establishment of minimum international standards to be enforced by the World Trade Organization. In fact, it is now law in the USA that all bilateral trade negotiations must seek to “promote respect for worker rights and the rights of children…” (Trade Promotion Authority, Section 2102a). To date, however, the WTO has been reluctant to allow the creation of any barriers to trade based on process standards alone, arguing that standards unrelated to product quality unfairly hurt foreign competition. Is this true? In this presentation, Das and DeLoach challenge the conventional wisdom of those who claim that high social standards necessarily hurt competitiveness.

Join us for Steve’s presentation and for refreshments on the Long patio afterward.

Dean’s Award for Exemplary Service

• Matt Valle, associate professor and chair of the Business Administration Department, for leading the faculty and the board of advisors in the AACSB International accreditation effort. Matt is also an outstanding teacher-scholar.
  
• Mary Wise, assistant vice president of academic affairs, for her innovative, creative, and diligent editorial efforts in developing the AACSB International Self-Evaluation Report, which some termed “the best ever.”
  
• Barth Strempek, associate professor of business administration, for his excellent advising and mentoring of the brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi, the business fraternity. Barth has also been the inspirational leader behind the Elon Enterprise Academy.

Dean’s Award for Exemplary Scholarship

• Earl Honeycutt, professor of Business Administration, for his excellent and prolific scholarship and for his role in mentoring and helping colleagues in their efforts to produce and publish their research.

LSB Award for Excellence in Teaching

• Wonhi Synn, professor of accounting and finance, for being an excellent teacher-scholar during the past few years while leading the LSB efforts in the field of finance. In 消消犯 the Jefferson Pilot Business Fellows senior investment course, Wonhi has been instrumental in creating an offering that not only provides investment know-how to the students but allows them to develop into a high-performance team.

Dean’s Special Award for Exemplary Teaching

• Linda Weavil, professor of Business Administration, for her distinguished career as a demanding, rigorous, and caring teacher of business communications.

Each recipient was presented an award by Peter Tourtellot, Chairman of the LSB Board of Advisors.

Congratulations to each recipient.