Fisher faculty continue to be recognized as leaders across all areas of business education by the media, top-tier journals and industry leaders.
Faculty Impact
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Two of Marketing and Logistics Professor Greg M. Allenby’s articles have been listed among the 10 most frequently cited Marketing Science articles published since 1990, by an analysis from Columbia University’s Center for Decision Sciences. |  |
Management and Human Resources Professor Roy J. Lewicki’s Making Sense of Intractable Environmental Conflicts won the Best Book Award at the 2004 International Association of Conflict Management Meetings. |
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An article by Marketing and Logistics Associate Professor Curtis P. Haugtvedt was listed as the most frequently cited article published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology since its 1992 founding. |  |
René M. Stulz, professor of finance, has been recognized among the “100 Most Influential People in Finance” by Treasury and Risk Management magazine. |
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Deborah A. Ballam, professor of finance and director of the Undergraduate Business Administration Honors Program, has been appointed interim assistant vice provost for women’s policy initiatives and interim director of The Women’s Place at Ohio State. |  |
Peter T. Ward, Department of Management Sciences chair, was awarded the prestigious Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing for his paper, “Lean Manufacturing: Context, Practice Bundles and Performance,” published in the Journal of Operations Management. |
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Management and Human Resources Professor Jay B. Barney’s article, titled “Strategic Factor Markets: Expectations, Luck and Business Strategy,” has been named one of the 50 most influential in the history of management science. |  |
Management and Human Resources Assistant Professor Sharon Alvarez has been named one of 30 scholar members worldwide of the prestigious Max Planck Institute for Research into Economic Systems. She will be working with the Entrepreneurship, Growth and Public Policy Group within the Germany-based institute. |
| September 2003 CBSMarketWatch.com Charles R. Webb Professor of Finance G. Andrew Karolyi was quoted in “Reed’s Shot at Redemption” regarding John Reed’s role as interim New York Stock Exchange chairman and CEO. October 2003 USA Today Elliot I. Klayman, associate professor of business law, was quoted in a legalities of market timing article entitled “Can You Believe What You Read?” October 2003 Financial Times Marketing Professor Roger D. Blackwell comments on Amazon.com’s retail strategy in “Amazon Aims to Be King of the Online Jungle.” December 2003 CBSMarketWatch.com Ingrid Werner, professor of finance, commented on the earning power of New York Stock Exchange member firms in an article entitled “Despite Scandals, NYSE Firms Enjoying Profitable Times.” |
December 2003 CNBC and Business Week Online Joseph A. Alutto, dean and John W. Berry, Sr. Chair in Business, was interviewed about issues MBA programs are facing in the current economic climate, and discussed the advantages of Fisher’s intimate, interactive and demanding MBA program. January 2004 Advertising Age Robert P. Leone, Berry Chair of New Technologies in Marketing, and Ralph A. Walkling, professor of finance, discussed the J.P. Morgan Chase-Bank One merger in an article entitled “JP Morgan Chase Must Market Merger.” February 2004 The Economist This article, “When Battles Commence,” on corporate hostile bids cited research by David A. Hirshleifer, Ralph W. Kurtz Chair in Finance, and René M. Stulz, Everett D. Reese Chair of Banking and Monetary Economics. March 2004 Cleveland Plain Dealer Management Sciences Professor Peter T. Ward was cited in an article titled “The Key to the State’s Voters Is the Economy.” |
April 2004 Boston Globe Management and Human Resources Professor Roy J. Lewicki was quoted in “’The Apprentice’: a Case Study – Business Schools Nationwide Find Some Real Lessons in Reality TV Hit.” May 2004 The Economist Management and Human Resources Professor Roy J. Lewicki was quoted in an article titled, “But Can You Teach It?” May 2004 Bloomberg Management and Human Resources Professor Marcus H. Sandver discussed labor issues in an article titled “SBC Communications Workers to Walk Off Job Friday.” June 2004 Wall Street Journal Finance Professor Ralph A. Walkling was quoted in an article titled, “Oracle Faces Big Challenge in DOJ Antitrust Case.” June 2004 Philadelphia Inquirer Accounting Chair J. Richard Dietrich discussed how the faults in audits by Big Four firms are significant. |