Wharton
School Faculty Teaching Awards
2003
The
Wharton School
has announced the
2003 winners
of its undergraduate
and graduate
teaching
awards. Dr. Paul
R. Kleindorfer,
Anheuser-Busch
Professor
of Management
Science,
is this year's
recipient of the Helen Kardon Moss
Anvil Award. Dr.
Anne Cummings, assistant professor
of management,
and Dr. William F. Hamilton,
Ralph Landau
Professor
of Management
and Technology,
are the 2003
recipients of the David W. Hauck Award
for Outstanding Teaching, the most
prestigious in Wharton's Undergraduate
Division.
See below
for these
and the dozens
of other
winners of the many awards.
Graduate
Division Teaching Awards
Dr.
Paul R. Kleindorfer,
Anheuser-Busch Professor of Management
Science, is this year's recipient
of the Helen Kardon Moss Anvil Award.
Dr. Kleindorfer is also a recipient
of The Hermes Award, European Express
Organization, Corporate and Public
Sector Leadership Trustee and Pennsylvania
Pro Musica awards.
The Helen
Kardon Moss Anvil Award is awarded
to one faculty member "who has exemplified
outstanding teaching quality during
the last year" and is elected by the
MBA student body. The winner is determined
using a weighted-average number of
votes that takes into consideration
the number of students he or she has
taught in the past year. In addition
to receiving a cash award, the recipient
is also recognized at Spring Salute
and graduation. The 2002-2003 academic
year marks the 22nd award season.
The
Excellence in Teaching Awards are
given by the WGA to the eight professors
with the highest overall ratings,
calculated from the student course
evaluation forms. The professor must
have taught at least two semesters' worth
of course hours during the last two
semesters (Fall 2002, Spring 2003).
The professor with the highest overall
rating also receives the Class
of 1984 Award.
Dr.
Andrew Metrick, assistant professor
of finance, is the 2003 recipient
of the Class of l984 Award. Dr. Metrick
received the Graduate Division Excellence
in Teaching Award and the David W.
Hauck Award for Outstanding Teaching
in 2001.
Excellence
in Teaching Award recipients are:
Dr.
Eric Bradlow, associate professor
of marketing and statistics, has
been teaching at Wharton since 1996.
He
is a previous recipient of the Miller-Sherrerd
MBA Core Teaching Award.
Dr.
Kenneth A. Kavajecz, assistant
professor of finance, has also received
The David W. Hauck Award for Outstanding
Teaching in previous years.
Dr.
Felix Oberholzer-Gee, assistant
professor of business and public policy,
was also a recipient of the Helen
Kardon Moss Anvil Award in 2002.
Dr.
Matthew R. McBrady, lecturer,
is a first-time
recipient of The Excellence in Teaching
Award, Graduate Division.
Dr.
Andrew Metrick, assistant professor
of finance, has also received the
Hauck Award in previous years and
is this year's winner of the
Class of l984 Award.
Dr.
Nicolaj Siggelkow, assistant professor
of management, has also received The
Excellence in Teaching Award in 1999
and in 2000.
Dr.
William C. Tyson, associate professor
of legal studies, has received this
award for many years and also was
a recipient of the Lindback Award
for Distinguished Teaching in 1987.
Dr.
Steffanie L. Wilk, assistant professor
of management, was a recipient of
the S. Rains Wallace Dissertation
Research Award.
The
Miller-Sherrerd MBA Core Teaching
Awards are given each year to
the eight core faculty who received
the highest student ratings in the
course evaluation form. The winners
are:
Dr.
William S. Laufer, associate professor
of legal studies, received the David
W. Hauck Award for Outstanding Teaching
and the Excellence in Teaching Award
in past years.
Dr.
Serguei Netessine, assistant professor
of operations and information management,
received a Wharton e-business Initiative
Research Grant in 2002.
Dr.
Jeremy Siegel, Russell E. Palmer
Professor of Finance, has received
this award for the past ten years
as well as the Excellence in Teaching
Awards and the Helen Kardon Moss Anvil
Award.
Dr.
Robert A. Stine, associate professor
of statistics, has received this award
in past years as well as the David
W. Hauck Award for Outstanding Teaching.
Dr.
Phillip Stocken, Harold Scott
Term Assistant Professor of Accounting,
is a past recipient of The Excellence
in Teaching Awards.
Dr.
Michael Useem, The William and
Jacalyn Egan Professor of Management,
is a past recipient of the Helen Kardon
Moss Anvil Award and the Graduate
Division Award for Teaching Excellence.
Dr.
Lawrence Zicklin, lecturer, is
a
first
time recipient of The Miller-Sherrerd
MBA
Core Teaching Award.
Dr.
Peter Zemsky, visiting associate
professor of management, is a first
time recipient of The Miller-Sherrerd
MBA Core Teaching Award.
WEMBA
Program Teaching Awards
Dr.
John Percival, adjunct professor
of finance, won The Core Teaching
Award for Finance 601, Financial Analysis.
Dr.
Michael Useem, The William and
Jacalyn Egan Professor of Management,
won The Core Teaching Award for Management
652, Foundations of Leadership & Teamwork.
Dr.
Ziv Katalan, adjunct associate
of
operations & information management,
won The Elective Teaching Award
for OPIM 653, Mathematical Modeling
and
its Application in Finance.
Dr.
N. Bulent Gutekin,
associate professor of finance,
won
The
Elective Teaching
Award for Finance 726, Advanced
Corporate
Finance.
Dr.
Gordon Bodnar, lecturer of finance,
won
The Elective Teaching Award for
Finance
748, Multinational
Corporate Finance.
Dr.
Z. John Zhang, associate professor
of marketing, won The Elective Teaching
Award for Marketing 754, Pricing Policy.
Undergraduate
Teaching Award Winners
The
David W. Hauck Award for Outstanding
Teaching, the most prestigious
in Wharton's Undergraduate Division,
is given to recipients for their ability
to lead, stimulate and challenge students,
knowledge of the latest research in
the field, and the commitment to educational
leadership. The 2003 recipients are:
Dr.
Anne Cummings, assistant professor
of management, is the winner of The
David Hauck Outstanding Teaching Award,
and Wharton Undergraduate Division
Award for Outstanding Teaching Among
the Standing Faculty for 2003.
Dr.
William F. Hamilton, Ralph Landau
Professor of Management and Technology,
is the winner of The David Hauck Outstanding
Teaching Award, and Wharton Undergraduate
Division Award for Outstanding Teaching
Among the Standing Faculty for 2003.
Dr. Hamilton is a past recipient of
the Hauck Award as well as the Helen
Kardon Moss Anvil Award for Teaching
Excellence.
The Marc & Sheri
Rapaport Core Teaching Award is
to recognize teaching excellence
in the undergraduate core. The Award
is based on course evaluation ratings.
Gilbert and Shelly Harrison Term
Associate
Professor of Finance, Dr. Nicholas
S. Souleles, is the 2003 recipient
of the Mark & Sheri Rapaport
Core Teaching Award. Dr. Souleles
had also received this award
in 1997.
Awards
for Excellence in Teaching Among the
Standing Faculty:
Dr.
Ravi Aron, assistant professor
of operations and information management,
was nominated for teaching undergraduate
OPIM courses. Dr. Aron was also the
recipient of the Herman E. Kross Best
Dissertation Award, Stern Business
School, New York University, 1999.
Dr.
Anne Cummings, assistant professor
of management, was nominated for teaching
undergraduate management courses.
Dr. Cummings was also the current
recipient of The David W. Hauck Award
for Outstanding Teaching.
Dr.
William F. Hamilton, Ralph Landau
Professor of Management and Technology,
was nominated for teaching management
technology courses in the undergraduate
division. Dr. Hamilton was also the
past and current recipient of The
David W. Hauck Award for Outstanding
Teaching.
Dr.
Lorin Hitt, associate professor
of operations and information management,
was nominated for teaching OPIM
courses
on the undergraduate level. Dr.
Hitt
previously
won the David W. Hauck
Award for Outstanding Teaching
in
1999 and 2000.
Dr.
Kenneth A. Kavajecz, assistant
professor of finance, was nominated
for teaching courses on the undergraduate
level in finance. Dr. Kavajecz also
received the David W. Hauck Award
for Outstanding Teaching in 1998 and
in 2000.
Dr.
Balaji Padmanabhan, assistant
professor of operations and information
management, was nominated for teaching
OPIM on the undergraduate level. Dr.
Padmanabhan also received the Dean's
Fellowship, NYU, 1998.
Dr.
Jeremy J. Siegel, Russell E. Palmer
Professor of Finance, was nominated
for teaching undergraduate core courses
in the Finance Department. Dr. Siegel
previously was awarded The Marc and
Sheri Rapaport Undergraduate Core
Teaching Award, 1995, and Best Business
School Professor in the U.S., Business
Week, 1994.
Dr.
Nicolaj Siggelkow, assistant professor
of management, was nominated for teaching
core management courses on the undergraduate
level. Dr. Siggelkow has also received
Excellence in Teaching Award for The
Graduate Division in 1999 and in 2000.
Dr.
Robert A. Stine, associate professor
of statistics, was nominated for teaching
statistics on the undergraduate level.
Dr. Stine has also received the David
W. Hauck Award for Outstanding Teaching
in 2001.
Dr.
Mark J. Zbaracki, assistant professor
of management, was nominated for teaching
management on the undergraduate level.
He also received The Stanford Center
for Organizational Research dissertation
incentive award in 1992.
William
Whitney Award for Distinguished Undergraduate
Teaching in the Affiliated Faculty
In
2000, an award was initiated honoring Dr.
William G. Whitney, a 1968 Lindback Award
winner who retired after 36 years at Wharton.
Dr. Whitney, adjunct assistant professor
of public policy and management and associate
director of Wharton undergraduate division,
was the first recipient of the new award.
It will continue to be given for Distinguished
Undergraduate Teaching in the Affiliated
Faculty.
Dr.
David F. Babbel, Emeritus Professor,
Insurance & Risk Management
Dr.
Leigh Bauer, Lecturer, Legal Studies
Dr.
Steve Blum, Lecturer, Legal Studies
Dr.
Anne Greenhalgh, Adjunct Associate
Professor, Management
Dr.
Howard Perlmutter, Emeritus Professor,
Management
Wharton
Evening School Student Council Teacher
of the Year Award
Dr.
Michael B. London, Adjunct Assistant
Professor of Management
Wharton
Programs for Working Professionals Director's
Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr.
Michael J. Rechtiene, Lecturer
of Marketing
Wharton
Undergraduate Award for Distinguished
Teaching Assistant Shane
Yu, WG'03
Almanac, Vol. 49, No. 32, May 6, 2003
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