Faculty News
Michigan Ross HR Expands on Supporting and Recognizing Faculty and Staff
At the University of Michigan, the central University Human Resources office provides overarching support and a distributed approach that allows individual schools and colleges to tailor their HR strategies to their specific needs. “The beauty of that is that we get to design what our general HR practices, programs, and initiatives will be,” said Anna…
2023 Teaching Professor Recipients
Over the past year, seven Michigan Ross faculty members have been awarded the title of teaching professor by the provost. To be eligible for this title, an individual must be a Lecturer II or IV in good standing and be at or have completed their first continuing review. They must have also demonstrated excellence in…
Faculty Awards and Achievements
Over the past year, there have been many impressive achievements from our faculty. Let’s congratulate the individuals listed below for their outstanding work. Faculty Awards Marcus Collins received the Radar Distinguished Achievement Award for his book For the Culture at the 2023 Thinkers50 Gala. Lindsey Gallo received the Glen McLaughlin Prize for ethics research. Tom…
Q&A: Michigan Ross Faculty and Staff Share Their Favorite Holiday Traditions and What They’re Thankful For This Year
As the year 2023 comes to a close and the holiday season is officially upon us, members of the Michigan Ross community celebrate in many different ways. To reflect on the past year and learn how our colleagues are spending the holidays with their family and friends, we asked six faculty and staff members to…
The Tauber Institute Celebrates 30 Years of Impact, Looks Forward to the Next 30 Years
Located on the third floor of Kresge Hall, the Tauber Institute for Global Operations will be turning 30 years old in February 2024. The Tauber Institute combines the expertise of Michigan Ross and the University of Michigan College of Engineering to provide students with an action-based curriculum, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and leadership…
Q&A: Michigan Ross Faculty and Staff Share their Experiences as First-Generation College Graduates
At Michigan Ross, our staff and faculty are incredibly talented and diverse and come from all walks of life. Many of our colleagues are even first-generation college graduates. To learn more about their backgrounds and how they ended up in their current career, we asked eight faculty and staff to share their experiences and challenges…
The Erb Institute Strives to Advance Sustainability Through Global Vision and Local Impact
The university’s hub for business and sustainability is housed right here at Michigan Ross and is one of the top business sustainability institutes in the world. The Frederick A. & Barbara M. Erb Institute is a partnership between Michigan Ross and the School of Environment and Sustainability. Although there are many sustainability organizations at U-M,…
Q&A: Michigan Ross Faculty and Staff Aim to Reduce Waste at Home and at Work
There are small things each of us can do in our daily lives to protect our environment. Biking to work, recycling, composting, and buying food in bulk are a few examples. Many Michigan Ross staff and faculty are doing their part by living more sustainable lifestyles. To learn more about how members of our Michigan…
Michigan Ross Staff and Faculty Lead the Way in College Admissions
As a top-five undergraduate business school, Michigan Ross receives more than 9,000 applications for the undergraduate program every year. Out of those 9,000 applicants, only about 800 students will be offered a spot at Michigan Ross. Choosing who to admit takes careful consideration, an understanding of the many ways students can demonstrate excellence, and a…
