Graduate Programs

Graduate Programs

Christine Shea

 
Associate Dean for Graduate Programs and Research and Associate Professor of Technology and Operations Management
christine [dot] shea [at] unh [dot] edu

Flu fibs? UNH workplace expert: Risk of outbreak benefits those seeking time off

 
Flu fibs? UNH workplace expert: Risk of outbreak benefits those seeking time off
Original Publication Date: 
11/17/2009

Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the UNH Whittemore School of Business and Economics, researches workplace issues such as employee behavior and took some time to address those questions and others.

Brian Bolton earns UNH Excellence in Teaching Award

 
Brian Bolton earns UNH Excellence in Teaching Award
Original Publication Date: 
11/13/2009

If there’s anyone who can find a silver lining to the current economic recession, it’s Brian Bolton, assistant professor of accounting and finance. The transformation of the analytical world of finance into a world of intrigue, deception, and breathtaking ethical lapses has motivated students to learn more about the field than ever before.

Kidder Lecture Series

 

Guest speaker, Michael P. Berry '71, is the president of a Boston-based consulting and investment firm specializing in the hospitality management industry. He has held leadership positions at such prestigious organizations as Walt Disney, Harvard University, and Barnes & Noble Booksellers.

MBA Manchester Social

 

Faculty, current MBA students and MBA alums are invited to a social to welcome new PTMBA Manchester students.  Appetizers served and cash bar.  RSVP at http://wsbe.unh.edu/mba-manchester-social-12152009 by Thursday, December 11.

Stillwagon Wins University's Best Master's Paper Award

 
Stillwagon Wins University's Best Master's Paper Award
Original Publication Date: 
10/27/2009

Economics graduate student Josh R. Stillwagon has won UNH's best master's paper award. His paper was written under the supervision of Professors Michael Goldberg and Jose Noguera. Stillwagon's Master's Thesis on identifying the shortcomings of contemporary foreign exchange market models delighted his nominators, who found it "showed a deep knowledge" of many complex subject areas.

UNH Hosts Management Conference, 'Leading in Times of Change' Nov. 20

 

DURHAM, N.H. –University of New Hampshire Professional Development and Training will host a one-day conference “Leading in Times of Change” Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.

Designed for managers, supervisors, project and team leaders, the conference will be held at Wentworth-by-the-Sea Hotel in New Castle, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with check-in at 8:30 a.m.

Elective options - social responsibility

 

Elective options under the Full-time and Part-time MBA includes study of how firms pioneer Corporate Social Responsibility, how they were influenced, and how others were thereby inspired to do the same. This research will help to identify how CSR values are transmited through corporate and social networks, and the influence of these values on regional entrepreneurship.

WSBE NYC Alumni Gathering

 

Please join faculty, staff, MBA candidates, and former classmates for complimentary drinks and hors d'oeuvres at The University Club in New York City.  Register online at wsbe.unh.edu/NYC2009

Professionalism Workshop

 

Maureen Crawford-Hentz, manager of talent acquisition of Osram Sylvania will be on campus to offer a lively and informative workshop. This valuable workshop will help prepare students to be highly competitive in landing a dream job.