University
of Texas at Arlington announces the appointment of Rachel Croson, UT Dallas
professor of economics and director of the UT Dallas Center for the
negotiations, as Dean College of Business.
In
the last two years Croson served division director of the National Science
Foundation for Economic and Social Studies, managing $ 100 million in annual
and eight programs.
Croson
served as assistant and associate at the Wharton School of the University of
Pennsylvania before joining the University of Texas at Dallas in 2007. He
graduated in economics and philosophy of science at the University of
Pennsylvania and received a master's and a doctorate in economics from Harvard University.
"The
University of Texas at Arlington, a huge organization with students, faculty is
exceptional, dedicated staff and an impressive management did," said
Croson. "I look forward to building on the solid reputation of UT
Arlington College of Business and work on new, charitable support of the
college to attract."
UT
Arlington President James D. Spaniolo said Croson offers a wide range of
interdisciplinary teaching and research experience, that the mission of UT
Arlington will grow to become a recognized research institute at the national
level.
"Dean
Croson already achieved a lot in his career, and we are pleased that the
dynamics of the academic department of the University of Texas at Arlington to
spend," said Spaniolo. "Our business programs perfectly. Will try to
build on our successes, and then these important programs to the next
level."
Croson
was selected from a large number of candidates after an extensive national
survey said Ron Elsen Baumer, UT Arlington rector and vice president for academic
affairs.
"We
are delighted that someone of the caliber of Dr. Croson as our next dean of the
College of Business for rent," said Elsen Baumer. "She has a long
history of working with colleagues from different disciplines and seek
reputation for innovation and excellence."
UT
Dallas President David E. Daniel Croson called "a very experienced
researcher" and an important mentor students."We are very proud of
his achievements and congratulate UT Arlington adding qualified person for
teachers and administrators, whom we look forward to working with this new
role," says Daniel.
Croson
can Himarios Dan, who was recently named UT Arlington vice rector and director
of the Academic Center for Global Initiatives. Officially begins his new post
January 14, 2013.
UT
Arlington College of Business is the second largest academic unit of the
university enrollment of about 5,700 students in autumn 2012. Its business and
accounting programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business.
Most
studies have focused on Croson experimental and behavioral economics, the study
of how people are economic decisions and how to improve them, he said.
Thematic
areas to attract and promote many disciplines, including economics, management,
marketing, operations, political science and sociology, and his work has been
published in numerous magazines. As the director of the Centre include
scientists negotiations UT Dallas' dealing with professionals and business
leaders to inform business practice in the field of education and awareness.
Croson
is also co-editor of the forthcoming book, The Oxford handbook of economic
settlement of the conflict, with Gary Bolton, and is now looking for reasons of
charity, among other topics.
About UT
Arlington College of Business
The College of Business is one of the largest and most productive
business schools in the country. It offers 16 graduate programs of work of 10
specialized master degree, MBA in two sizes, the 15-month Executive MBA and PhD
in business. The college also offers one of the most successful executive MBA
programs in China.
College Master of Science in Marketing research program is
consistently ranked as one of the top five programs of its kind in the country.
The Academy also has the Goolsby Leadership Academy, where the choice of the
degree of importance to the development of strong business principles of
leadership and business ethics cook.
About the
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive research
institution of 33,200 students and more than 2,200 teachers, in the heart of
North Texas and the second largest organ in the University of Texas system. The
study, which has more than tripled over the past decade to $ 71.4 million last
year, with a focus on bio-engineering, medical diagnostics, micro-manufacturing
and defense and homeland security technologies, among other areas.
