James Strong (Marketing, 1990) became dean of the School of Business and Public Administration at California State Dominguez Hills (L.A. area) on July 1, 2003.
Stephanie Weidman (Accounting, 2002) received tenure at Rowan University in December, 2002.
Thomas Kozloski (Accounting, 2002) has accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Accounting at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and will move to Kitchener, Ontario in July, 2003.
Euiseong Lee (Finance, 2002), a lt. colonel in the South Korean Army, is commanding an Artillery Battalion now. Euiseong will move to the Ministry of Defense and work in the area of weapon system acquisition and development in the fall of 2003. Please let him know when you visit South Korea.
Bea Bih-Horng Chiang (Accounting 1998) has received tenure at the College of New Jersey.
Gerard Callanan (Organization & Strategy, 1989) has joined West Chester University as an associate professor. Gerry took early retirement from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia after having served 22 years with the Fed.
Khalid Dubas (Marketing, 1990) has been learning the Russian language for the last five years and has visited the former Soviet Union four times. Moscow and St. Petersburg are rich in history and culture. Summer is perhaps the best time to visit Russia.
Sema Bayraktar Tur (Finance, 2001) has a one-year-old daughter named Pinar Tur.
Sudhir Mallya (Decision Sciences, 1999) currently works with I2 Technology as sr. product manager for demand planning solutions.
Joseph Hargadon (Accounting, 1993) received the Distinguished Accounting Alumnus Award from the Department of Accounting, Taxation and Business Law at Widener University's School of Business Administration in November 2002. Joe is the director of the International Paper/Widener University Summer Business CAMP for High School students.
Lauren Eder (MIS, 1998) was awarded a Harper Professorship for 2003-2004 at Rider University. Please click http://www.rider.edu/news/newswire/spring2003/harper.htm for more information.
