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词条 Isenberg School of Management
释义

  1. History

     Modern Expansion 

  2. Rankings

     Undergraduate and Graduate  Departments 

  3. Academics

     Undergraduate programs  Graduate programs  Post Graduate Doctorate programs 

  4. MBA program

  5. Isenberg Fellows Residential Academic Program (RAP)

  6. Isenberg Honors Residential Academic Program (RAP)

  7. Research

     Research Centers 

  8. Student Clubs & Organizations[35]

  9. Donor programs

  10. Notable alumni, faculty, and staff

     Notable alumni  Business  Medicine  Armed Forces  Honorary Alumni  Notable Faculty 

  11. See also

  12. References

  13. External links

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The Isenberg School of Management is the business school at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the flagship campus for the University of Massachusetts system, located in Amherst, Massachusetts, United States. The Isenberg School is accredited by the AACSB International[2] and ACPHA.[3]

The school offers seven undergraduate majors along with MS, MBA and Ph.D. programs. As of the 2014-2015 academic year, there were approximately 3500 undergraduate students and 1300 graduate students enrolled in the Isenberg School of Management.[4] Isenberg students have wide access to campus resources including over 30 student organizations in the Isenberg School itself, and many more across campus. The school also has a dedicated Chase Career Center, a career and professional development resource tailored especially for the needs of business students.

Currently, the Isenberg School has nearly 42,000 alumni in 72 countries,[5] many of whom are involved in the school in a variety of ways.[5]

History

Business courses were first offered at the Massachusetts Agricultural College in the early years of the twentieth century, expanding rapidly during the 1930s and 1940s in response to student demand. The Board of Trustees established the School of Business Administration in 1947, and within seven years, it was conferring graduate degrees, including doctorates after 1967. The school was accredited at the undergraduate level by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business in May 1958, and in March 1959, the Board of Trustees authorized the establishment of four academic departments within the school: Accounting, General Business and Finance, Management, and Marketing. In September 1967, a program leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration was introduced.

In 1964, the school moved to its current building in the heart of the UMass Amherst campus. In 1983, the School of Business Administration changed its name to School of Management. The Isenberg School of Management was named after Eugene Isenberg in 1998.[6] Gene was Chairman and CEO of Nabors Industries[7] at the time, a world leader in gas and petroleum drilling. Gene's gift with his wife, Ronnie, was the largest contribution from an individual in UMass Amherst's history. The Isenberg's gift facilitated the school's campaign to build its 42,000-square-foot Harold Alfond Management Center addition, and established several endowed chairs for the campus.

Modern Expansion

The business school completed and opened a 70,000-square-foot expansion in January 2019. The project was estimated at $62 million and added classrooms, labs, and student-facing spaces.[8][9] The expansion was built by Boston-based architects Goody Clancy and Bjarke Ingels Group (Big) of New York and Denmark.[10]

Rankings

{{Infobox business school rankings
| BWu = 33[13]
| BWg = 66 (Part-time)[11]
| USNWRu = 48
| USNWRg = 74(full-time)[12]
16 (part-time)[16]
16 (online)[13]
| Forbes =
| Econ =
| FT = 3 (Online)[14]
| QSglobal = 28 (Online)[15]
}}

The Isenberg School was rated 11th overall (6th among publics) on BusinessWeek's 2014 Employer Survey which measured recruiter perceptions of which programs turned out the best graduates.

Undergraduate and Graduate

Isenberg School has been ranked number one undergraduate public business school in the Northeastern United States.{{efn| As per, Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2016 Undergraduate Business School Rankings.}}[1] The school's undergraduate business program was ranked by BusinessWeek in 2016 as the 33rd best program[16] in the country, and the 14th[17] best among public universities. Poets & Quants ranked Isenberg 34th among Top 50 Undergraduate B-Schools for year 2016.[18]

At the MBA level, U.S. News and World Report ranked the full-time program 74th overall, and 41st among publics for 2015;[19] the part-time MBA 16th overall, and 9th among publics in 2015;[20][21] The online MBA for 2017 is ranked at 12th[22] and 11th among publics in 2016—and the largest online MBA among the top 25 institutions.[23]

The Financial Times ranked online MBA for 2017 at 3rd worldwide[14] and 1st in the United States.[24]

Departments

McCormack Department of Sport Management has been ranked #4 graduate-level sport management program in the world for 2016 by Sports Business International.[25][26] The notability of the department has also been mentioned by Forbes magazine.[27]

Hospitality & Tourism Management Department was ranked #19 in the world for 2015 by CEOWORLD magazine.[28]

Academics

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Undergraduate programs

  • BBA with major in:
    • Accounting
    • Finance
    • Management
    • Marketing
    • Operations and Information Management
  • B.S. in Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • B.S. in Sport Management
{{column}}

Graduate programs

  • MBA with core curriculum in:
    • Accounting/Finance
    • Management
    • Business Analytics
    • Operations/Information Management
    • Marketing
  • M.S. in Accounting
  • M.S. in Sport Management
{{column}}

Post Graduate Doctorate programs

  • Ph.D. with concentration in:
    • Accounting
    • Finance
    • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • Operations and Information Management
    • Marketing
    • Organization Studies
    • Sport Management
    • Strategic Management
{{columns-end}}

MBA program

Isenberg offers full-time, online and part-time programs for its AACSB-accredited MBA degree. Isenberg also awards M.S. degrees in Accounting and Sport Management.[29]

The full-time MBA is a two-year residency program at the UMass Amherst flagship campus. The first-year curriculum focuses on core business disciplines with thematic strength in business analytics, organizational problem solving, and change management; the second year includes consulting/practicum projects, as well as elective courses that allow students to build a focus in areas such as Finance (in areas such as investment management, risk and compliance), Marketing (analytics and public policy), Healthcare Administration, Sport Management, or Entrepreneurship. Isenberg also offers Dual MBA/MS degrees in six disciplines: Public Policy and Administration, Sport Management, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.

The part-time MBA can be taken in face to face satellite locations in Boston, Shrewsbury or Springfield, as well as fully online.

Isenberg Fellows Residential Academic Program (RAP)

The Isenberg Fellows RAP is divided into two different groups. Students of the Business in Society Fellows will explore how businesses operate in and impact a community. It will highlight the social responsibilities that businesses have, including ethics and community service. The other group is called the Diversity & International Business Fellows, and these students will learn about the global and diversity issues that businesses are facing today.[30]

Isenberg Honors Residential Academic Program (RAP)

The Isenberg Honors RAP has similar features and benefits to the Fellows RAP, but is specifically geared toward students who are both a member of the Isenberg School of Management and also the Commonwealth Honors College. Students will live together with other members of the RAP and also take a year-long seminar led by the Isenberg School of Management Undergraduate Dean.[31]

Research

Researchers at the business school are leading a three-year project that is creating infrastructure and logistics planning models for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.[32][33]

Research Centers

The Isenberg School of Management host numerous Research Centers including;[34]

  • Berthiaume Center for Entrepreneurship
  • McCormark Center for Sports Research and Education (MCSRE)
  • Center for International Securities and Derivatives Markets (CISDM)
  • Massachusetts Small Business Development Center
  • Virtual Center for Supernetworks

Student Clubs & Organizations[35]

Students have over thirty organizations to choose from at the Isenberg School. Each student organization is paired with a faculty advisor and receives support from the entire Isenberg School community.

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  • Accounting Association
  • ADS
  • AH&LA
  • American Marketing Association
  • Beta Alpha Psi
  • Business Law Club
  • CMAA
  • Eta Sigma Delta
  • Delta Sigma Pi
  • Finance Society
  • FBMA
  • INFORMS
  • Investment Club}}
  • Isenberg Honors Council
  • Isenberg Undergraduate Consulting Group
  • Isenberg Management Association
  • Isenberg Marketing Club
  • Isenberg Operations & Information Club
  • ITCC
  • IWiB
  • Jewish Leaders in Business
  • MEMA
  • Minutemen Equity Fund
  • Minutemen Fixed Income Fund
  • NABA
  • Net Impact
  • Networking Club
  • NSMH
  • OUT@Isenberg
  • Real Estate Club
  • ULead
  • UMASSM
  • UMass Real Estate Club
  • WISM
{{div col end}}

Donor programs

The Berthiaume Center for Entrepreneurship,[36][37] endowed in 2014 by Douglas and Diana Berthiaume as part of a $10 million gift, plays a central role in promoting entrepreneurship and innovation across the UMass Amherst campus and throughout the region and state. Headquartered in the Isenberg School of Management, the center serves as a hub of a cross-campus network of scholars, innovators, and entrepreneurs, with a three-fold mission of supporting research, education, and practice, all targeted at facilitating the transformation of ideas into business realities.

Notable alumni, faculty, and staff

Notable alumni

Business

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  • Andy Nesvet (1979), Managing Director for Transaction Services at Citigroup
  • Anshu Jain (1985), former Global co-CEO of Deutsche Bank
  • Tracey Perini (1997), Managing Director at Goldman Sachs[38]
  • John Collmer (2003), Executive Director at J.P. Morgan & Co.[39]
  • Tony Barbee (1993), collegiate basketball coach at Auburn University
  • Ben Cherington (1997), Former executive Vice President and General Manager of the Boston Red Sox
  • Dave Jauss, professional baseball coach
  • Marc Forgione, owner of restaurant Marc Forgione in New York City
  • Neal Huntington (1992), General Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates
  • Fardeen Khan, Bollywood actor; attended school but never graduated
  • Hina Rabbani Khar (2001), 26th Foreign Minister of Pakistan
  • Dave Littlefield (1984), Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates
  • Arturo Guevara, baseball writer
  • Julie Robenhymer, former Miss New Jersey
  • David Fubini (1976), Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School[40]
  • Scott Rosner (1993), Professor at Wharton School[41]
  • Müjde Yüksel, Assistant Professor at Suffolk University[42]
  • Paula Caproni (1984), Lecturer at University of Michigan Business School[43]
  • John F. Smith, Jr. (1960), former CEO and Chairman of General Motors Corporation
  • Dennis Hanno, President of Wheaton College[44]
  • Vivek Paul, former CEO Wipro Technologies
  • Gil Penchina (year unknown), CEO of Wikia, Inc.
  • James Pallotta (1979), President of A.S. Roma and Chairman and Managing Director of Raptor Group
  • Mike Tannenbaum (1991), former general manager of the New York Jets
  • Jeff Taylor 2001, founder of Monster.com
  • John Legere, CEO and President of T-Mobile US
  • Rudolf Rodríguez, former Minister of Finance and Public Credit of Colombia
  • Earl W. Stafford, founder of the Stafford Foundation
  • Brett Crawford, Assistant Professor at Purdue University[45]
{{div col end}}

Medicine

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  • Bernard Lee (professor) (2011), Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School[46]
  • Muhammad Ali Chaudhry, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine[47]
  • Marc Laufgraben (2009), Chairman of Monmouth Medical Center[48]
{{div col end}}

Armed Forces

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  • Brian G. Neal, Major General in the United States Air Force[49]
  • Mark MacCarley, Major General (Ret.) in the United States Army[50]
{{div col end}}

Honorary Alumni

  • Wayne Chang (Hon. D.B.), Co-founder of Crashlytics[51][52]

Notable Faculty

  • Sheila Bair, retired Visiting Professor of Finance, former Chairperson of the U.S. FDIC
  • Thomas Schneeweis, retired Michael and Cheryl Philipp Professor of Finance

Current Endowed Professors and Chairs

  • Chris Agoglia, Richard Simpson Endowed Professor of Accounting{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
  • Steven Floyd, Eugene M. Isenberg Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
  • Mark A. Fuller, Thomas O'Brien Endowed Chair{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
  • Hossein Kazemi, Michael and Cheryl Philipp Professor of Finance
  • Charles Manz, Nirenberg Professor of Leadership{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
  • Anna Nagurney, John F. Smith Memorial Professor of Operations Management
  • James Theroux, Flavin Family Chair in an Entrepreneurship{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
  • Traci J. Hess, Douglas and Diana Berthiaume Endowed Professor{{citation needed|date=March 2019}}
Notes{{notelist}}

See also

  • List of United States graduate business school rankings
  • List of business schools in the United States

References

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4. ^http://www.umass.edu/oapa/publications/glance/FS_gla_01.pdf
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External links

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