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2019-2020 CWRUWEATHERHEAD SCHOOL OFMANAGEMENT BULLETINWeatherhead School of Management . 2Undergraduate Programs . 3Master of Business Administration (MBA) . 10Master's Programs . 13Doctoral Programs . 19Dual Degrees . 24Fowler Center . 25Policies . 26Honors and Awards . 32Faculty . 32Courses . 35Index . 82

2Weatherhead School of ManagementWEATHERHEAD SCHOOL OFMANAGEMENTPeter B. Lewis Buildinghttp://weatherhead.case.edu/Phone: 216.368.2030The Weatherhead School of Management cultivates creativity, innovationand purpose-driven leadership at every level: self, others, organizationsand society. Weatherhead’s more than 1,400 students study in graduate,undergraduate and executive education programs. With exceptionalinstruction in core business disciplines including finance, marketing,accounting, analytics and operations, the school is also known forbreakthrough research in management practices. Weatherhead facultypioneered concepts in Appreciative Inquiry, Emotional Intelligencecompetencies, Intentional Change Theory and Manage by Designing. OurFowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit brings studentstogether with an international network of educators, researchers andpractitioners who incorporate social and global issues into businessinnovation and social entrepreneurship.With a robust Career Management Office, Weatherhead maintainsdeep connections to the local and national business communitieswith the purpose of engaging students in real-world experiences andmeaningful internships. More than 20,000 Weatherhead alumni bringtheir management education to advance value-based business practicesin organizations around the world. Weatherhead’s Executive Educationprograms engage more than 3,000 people annually and offer the latest inleadership development programs to help individuals at all stages of theircareers grow in their profession.Weatherhead is home to six academic departments comprising 70 fulltime faculty members and 78 full-time staff members. It offers programsat the undergraduate, master and doctoral levels in the Peter B. LewisBuilding and executive programming in the George S. Dively Buildingon the campus of Case Western Reserve University. Weatherhead is abusiness school that attracts interest from every corner of the globewhile maintaining roots in the Cleveland community.Mission StatementDeveloping transformational ideas and outstanding leaders for theadvancement of business and society.Values Weatherhead believes that management is a noble professioncommitted to the advancement of human life. Weatherhead values its strong ethical foundation and strives topromote a culture rich in ideas and reflection. Weatherhead is committed to increasing individual creative andcritical capacities, nurturing new and expansive patterns of thought. Weatherhead values research of enduring consequence and judgesits significance by the impact it has on management thought,management action and public policy. Weatherhead values learning that is active and collaborative.Students, faculty and staff together engage important managementproblems with an innovative, knowledge-creating attitude. Weatherhead is responsive to the needs of its students. Weatherhead considers alumni important partners and strives to addvalue to their personal and professional lives. Weatherhead values partnerships with the business community andother organizations. Weatherhead values meaningful service to society and strives foroutcomes that influence and positively change the way people andorganizations conduct themselves. Weatherhead is a cohesive learning organization with an internationaloutlook. Weatherhead values diversity, characterized by open dialogue andmutual respect among individuals with different specializations,backgrounds, cultures and perspectives. Weatherhead is results-oriented and judges contributions by actionstaken and outcomes achieved.VisionWeatherhead is respected locally and globally for research of enduringconsequence. The school is recognized for attracting and educatingmanagers to design novel solutions to the most complex issues facingbusiness and society. Weatherhead's learning environment is a hub ofcreative thinking, innovative teaching and trans-disciplinary research,filled with excitement and a strong sense of community.Brief HistoryIn 1952, Western Reserve University established the School of Businessby combining the Cleveland College Division of Business Administrationand the Graduate School Division of Business Administration, and fromits founding until 1988, the activities of the School of Business weredivided among a number of buildings both in downtown Cleveland andin University Circle. In 1967, the merger of Case Institute of Technologyand Western Reserve University created Case Western ReserveUniversity, and the Western Reserve University School of Businessabsorbed Case’s Division of Organizational Sciences to become theSchool of Management in 1970. Just six years later, the School ofManagement launched its full-time MBA.In 1980, the School of Management was renamed in honor of AlbertJ. Weatherhead III, a Cleveland businessman and industrialist whorepresented the fourth generation of his family to carry on theWeatherhead name and values, including cultural and educationalleadership. By 1999, the Weatherhead School of Management haddeveloped a strong identity, growing out of its space in Enterprise Halland requiring new construction. Funded by the philanthropist andentrepreneur whose name it bears, the Peter B. Lewis building, designedby renowned contemporary architect Frank Gehry and completed in 2002,was the answer. Located across the street from the George S. DivelyBuilding, which houses Weatherhead Executive Education programs,the Lewis Building, featuring Gehry’s unmistakable sculptural profileand gleaming stainless steel roof, both sets the school apart from itssurroundings and, quite literally, reflects the prestigious neighborhood ofthe school. Gehry redefined the way a business school should look, justas Weatherhead redefines the way management education should takeplace.AccreditationThe programs of the Weatherhead School of Management have been fullyaccredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business(AACSB) International since 1958.

32019-2020 Case Western Reserve UniversityAdministrationManoj K. Malhotra, PhD(Ohio State University)Dean, Weatherhead School of Management; Albert J. Weatherhead IIIProfessor of Management; Professor, OperationsAnurag Gupta, PhD(New York University)Vice Dean; H. Clark Ford Professor, Banking and Finance; Faculty Director,MSM-Finance ShanghaiThomas King, DM, CPA, CMA(Case Western Reserve University)Chair and Professor, Accountancy; Faculty Director, Master of AccountancyMark Votruba, PhD(Princeton University)Chair and Associate Professor, Economics; Faculty Director, MSM-HealthcareUndergraduate ProgramsDEGREES AND MAJORSSharon Martin, MBA, CPAAssociate Dean, Finance and Administration; Associate Professor,AccountancyBS AccountingJennifer Johnson, MBAAssociate Dean, Undergraduate and Integrated Programs; AssociateProfessor, Design & InnovationBS Management w/Major(s) in:BA Economics1. Business Management w/one or moreconcentration(s) in:a. Healthcare ManagementGregory Jonas, PhD, CMA(Virginia Commonwealth University)Associate Dean, Academic Affairs; Associate Professor, Accountancyb. Innovation & Entrepreneurshipc. International Businessd. Organizational LeadershipLeonardo Madureira, PhD(University of Pennsylvania)Associate Dean, Research; Deborah and David Daberko Fellow; AssociateProfessor, Banking and FinanceDeborah Bibb, MBAAssistant Dean, AdmissionsJim Hurley, MEd, MSEdAssistant Dean, Undergraduate and Integrated ProgramsSusan IlerAssistant Dean, Marketing and CommunicationsTiffany Welch, MAcc, MBAAssistant Dean, Curriculum and Administration, Master of AccountancyDepartment ChairsDiana Bilimoria, PhD(University of Michigan)KeyBank Professor; Chair and Professor, Organizational BehaviorCNV Krishnan, PhD(University of Wisconsin-Madison)Chair and Professor, Banking and Finance; Faculty Director, MSM-FinanceKalle Lyytinen, PhD(University of Jyvaskyla)Distinguished University Professor; Iris S. Wolstein Professor of ManagementDesign; Faculty Director, DM Program; Chair and Professor, Design &InnovationKamlesh Mathur, PhD(Case Western Reserve University)Chair and Professor, Operations; Faculty Co-director, MSM-BusinessAnalytics; Faculty Co-director, Master of Engineering and Managemente. Supply Chain Management2. Finance3. Marketing4. Dean’s ApprovedBachelor of Science (BS) in AccountingThe accounting profession demands a high degree of technical training,similar to the professions of architecture, law, engineering and medicine,and a broad knowledge of the fundamentals of economics and businesswith a commitment to public well-being. Career opportunities inaccounting include the public, corporate, government, nonprofit andhealthcare sectors. The undergraduate program in accountancy isdesigned to prepare students for entrance into these careers and toprovide a foundation for the examination to become a CPA or to achieveother professional certifications. Each state Board of Accountancy(https://www.nasba.org/stateboards) has its own eligibility requirementsfor taking the CPA exam. Students pursuing a BS in Accountingshould consult the Board of Accountancy (https://www.nasba.org/stateboards) website for the state in which they plan to sit for the CPAexamination in order to determine specific course requirements.As part of the sequence of courses leading to the BS in Accountingoffered through Weatherhead, the student takes required and electivecourses in related fields of banking and finance, economics, marketing,organizational behavior and operations.General Education RequirementsSAGES RequirementsFirst Seminar4Two University Seminars6Departmental Seminars - taken as MGMT 395, see CoreRequirementsSenior Capstone‡3-6Breadth RequirementsOne Mathematical Science Course4