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Old Dominion University
College of Business & Public Administration
The State of Our College
August 23, 2011
Dr. Gilbert R. Yochum, Dean
College of Business & Public Administration
1.Teaching: Output, Productivity and
Student Quality
2. Who We Are: Our Research Identity
3. CBPA and the Metropolitan University
4. Achievements
5. The Coming Year
College of Business & Public Administration
Graduation Trends
Doctorates
Masters
14
175
12
170
165
10
160
8
155
6
150
145
4
140
2
135
0
130
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
Bachelors (including second degrees)
700
600
500
Average time to graduation
(undergraduate) = 5.2 years
400
300
200
100
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Headcount Trends
Fall 2006 – Fall 2010
4000
3736
3763
3199
3196
3774
3533
3500
3223
3000
3236
2953
2500
2705
Undergraduate
2000
Graduate
Total
1500
1000
518
580
537
567
538
500
0
Fall 2006
Fall 2007
Fall 2008
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
Undergraduate includes both Intended and Declared majors.
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Credit Hour Trends
Fall/Spring Semesters
68000
66000
64000
62000
60000
58000
56000
54000
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
5-year increase = 10.3%
2009-2010
2010-2011
College of Business & Public Administration
Total Student Credit Hours
2006/2007
2009/2010
% Change
CBPA
70,791
78,042
10.2%
University
473,903
555,200
17.1%
* Source = ODU Institutional Research and Assessment
** Total SCH includes Fall, Spring, & Summer
College of Business & Public Administration
CPBA Proportion of Total Student
Credit Hours by Academic Level
100.0%
90.0%
88.0%
80.0%
70.0%
60.0%
50.0%
40.0%
30.0%
20.0%
10.9%
10.0%
1.1%
0.0%
Undergraduate
Masters
Annual Data
2009/2010
Doctoral
College of Business & Public Administration
Full-time/Part-time Faculty Trends
Faculty Headcount
120
Full-time
Part-time
100
80
Full-time faculty:
+4.3%
Part-time faculty:
+40.9%
60
40
20
0
Fall 2006
Fall 2007
Fall 2008
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
College of Business & Public Administration
Student Credit Hour Trends
% SCH by Faculty Type
90%
80%
70%
60%
% SCH by FT
50%
% SCH by PT
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
College of Business & Public Administration
CPBA Student Credit Hour Trends
Mean SCH by Faculty Type
300
Full-time
Part-time
250
200
150
100
50
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
College of Business & Public Administration
Distribution of Total Student Credit Hours and
Total Full-time Faculty by CBPA Department
% of Total
College SCH
Taught
(2010-2011)
% of Full-time
Faculty
(2010-2011)
Accounting
13.2%
13.4%
DS/IT
Economics
Finance
Management
Marketing
USPA
21.3%
15.3%
13.5%
20.8%
11.9%
4.0%
23.7%
13.4%
13.4%
18.6%
10.3%
7.2%
Department
College of Business & Public Administration
Full-time Faculty and University Professional Staff
Fall 2006
Fall 2010
% Change
CBPA Faculty
93
97
4.3 %
ODU Faculty
669
740
10.6 %
ODU
Professional Staff
561
684
21.9 %
* Source = ODU Institutional Research and Assessment
AACSB 2007 Accreditation Report Action Item: “conflict between
high quality academic programs and enrollment growth”
College of Business & Public Administration
Student Quality: Incoming Students
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
MBA (GMAT/GPA)
544/3.2
550/3.24
543/3.2
544/3.25
552/3.24
MA - Econ
(GRE/GPA)
1108/3.1
1090/3.04
1167/3.16
1144/3.2
1116/3.3
MS – Acct.
(GMAT/GPA)
565/3.49
558/3.07
552/3.43
574/3.3
580/3.3
MPA (GRE/GPA)
979/3.2
950/3.2
960/3.2
966/3.2
966/3.3
PhD – BUSN
(GMAT/GPA)
617/3.5
640/3.6
640/3.7
647/3.7
665/3.7
PhD - PA&UP
(GRE/GPA)
1060/3.8
1080/3.62
1097/3.67
1058/3.7
1230/3.8
UG Business
Intended
(SAT/GPA)
1039/3.2
1030/3.2
1044/3.2
1052/3.2
1025/3.3
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Quality: Raising the Bar
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Revised BSBA admission policy – now a two-step process
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Retains resume requirement
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Adds BUSN 110 to courses that must be completed with a grade of C or
better (Retains ENGL 110, MATH 162, ACCT 201, ECON 202)
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Adds Step 2:
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Complete 12 hours of 300/400 level courses at ODU, including at least 6
hours of 300/400 CBK courses (students may not complete more than 18
hours when attempting to complete Step 2)
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Have an overall cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 in all courses taken at ODU
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Have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 in all 300/400 level courses taken at
ODU
New BSBA continuance policy
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Requires BSBA students to maintain a cumulative GPA in the CBK courses of at
least 2.0
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If cumulative GPA in the CBK falls below 2.0, student is place on “academic
alarm”
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Any student on “academic alarm” who earns a semester GPA in the CBK of less
than 2.0 will be terminated from the BSBA program
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Quality: Modeling the Way
• MBAA initiatives to enhance the program’s focus on ethics:
implemented the MBA Oath Project; MBA speaker series theme of
issues in ethics (James Squires, CFO of Norfolk Southern, kicked
off the speaker series)
• RRAP Committee annual Major/Minor Fair; new informational
brochure
• Career Management Center staff reviewed nearly 1500 student
resumes, the majority for the purpose of admission to the BSBA
• Department of USPA introduced the Public Service Minor
(Summer 2010)
• 10 students graduated in May with the new minor
• 62% of PS minor students perform community or volunteer
service regularly, they average 14 hours per month
• PAUPERS, the student organization of graduate students in Public
Administration and Urban Policy, hold monthly “Scholarly Café”
meetings to help students build confidence as academic researchers
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Quality: Beyond the Classroom
MBA Corporate Partners Program
The goal of the program is to immerse groups of students into a
firm to provide assistance on a real problem facing the firm.
The program was piloted this summer with a project for Liberty
Tax where students, under the direction of Dr. Kiran Karande,
Professor of Marketing, were tasked with helping Liberty Tax
identify unmet financial needs of the “Millennial” generation.
The results will guide Liberty Tax in the creation of products and
services for this specific population.
The pilot was a complete success and the MBA will move
forward with rolling out a formal program this academic year.
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Student Quality –
Increasing Student Support
• Larry (MBA `75) & Colgate Kittelberger
• $25,000 endowment to support program activities in the MBA
program
• $25,000 scholarship endowment (undergraduate business student)
• Dr. Jesse (faculty emeriti) and Mrs. Sue Hughes
• $25,000 scholarship endowment for a graduate student in Urban
Studies & Public Administration with a focus on public sector
financial management
• This is the second endowment established by Dr. and Mrs. Hughes
• Dr. Bruce L. Rubin Endowed MBA Scholarship
• Funded by donations from MBA graduates and “Rubinites” across
the country
• Initial goal, $100,000; over $75, 000 raised to date
• Scholarship will support one part-time student each year in honor of
Dr. Rubin’s service to the MBA program
College of Business & Public Administration
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Journal of Applied Psychology
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State and Local Government Review
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Journal of Asian Economics
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The Future of Higher Education
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Journal of Banking and Finance
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Transportation
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Journal of Behavioral Finance
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Faculty Research – Journal Articles
In 2010-11, research by• CBPA
was
Transportfaculty
Policy
Journal of
Business Research in over 100 •refereed
Virginia Socialjournals
Science Journal
published
Journal of Cleaner Production
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Waste Management
College of Business & Public Administration
between Renting and Owning in Property Major Metropolitan Areas,”
REALTOR® University Research Center, $15,000
Grants and Other Funding
$ 671,750
• Dr. Wie Yusuf – “Effectiveness of Popular Financial Reporting,”
Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Gil Crain Research
Grant, $5,000
College of Business & Public Administration
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International Jury, The Palgrave MacMillian Prize in Maritime Economics and Logistics
for the Best Ph.D. Theses (worldwide), 2011.
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International Steering Committee and Paper Review Committee, 2012 International
Research Conference on Short Sea Shipping, Portugal
International Scholarship
College of Business & Public Administration
CBPA Hosted Journals
• Corporate Governance: An International Review (Dr. William
Judge)
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15/101 in management journals; 24/140 in business journals
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147,056 article downloads in 2010
• Transportation Research E: Logistics and Transportation Review
(Dr. Wayne Talley)
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2/18 in academic transportation journals
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Over 250,000 article downloads in 2010
• Enterprise Information Systems (Dr. Li Xu)
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22/45 in Information Systems and Management peer group
• European Financial Management (Dr. John Doukas)
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45/74 in Business and Finance journals
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59,739 article downloads in 2010
• Modern China Studies (Dr. Shaomin Li)
College of Business & Public Administration
Open Management Journal
Review of Behavioral Finance
Faculty
Journal Associate Editors
SSRN History of Finance eJournal
Boards
Southernand
Business Editorial
Review
College of Business & Public Administration
“President’s Challenge”:
The Metropolitan University
“It is Old Dominion University’s goal to build strong civic and community
partnerships, specifically achieve national recognition as an engaged, metropolitan
university; identify and respond to people, environments, and institutions in need;
expand continuing education offerings; apply our expertise to community
betterment; provide new opportunities for service learning and internships; and
become the ‘go to’ place for solutions to Hampton Roads’ problems.”
Old Dominion University Strategic Plan – 2009-2014
“I spent 20 years in the business community before my public service career,
and I recognize that a partnership between the business community
and the local university is the driving force in creating jobs
and strengthening our nation’s economy.”
Personal letter from Senator Mark Warner to Gil Yochum - April 28, 2011
College of Business & Public Administration
Our Role in the Metropolitan University
and Business Gateway
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Connecting Community to Classroom
Executive Development Center
Maritime Institute
Economic Forecasting Project
State of the Region Report
Center for Real Estate and Economic Development
Old Dominion University Economics Club of Hampton Roads
Insurance & Financial Services Center
Center for Economic Education
Faculty Research & Service
Operation Smile
Howerin Construction
Corp.
Xerox
Student Internships – Connecting
Classroom to Community
Orion International
Xtuple
HSBC Bank
Pete Sessa Assoc.
College of Business & Public Administration
Yes International
HUD
Physicians for Peace
YWCA
City of175
Portsmouth
In 2010/2011, nearly
companies and agencies
Chemical
Corp.
hosted paidQuad
and
unpaid
internships
Huntington Ingalls –
Newport News Ship
Building
College of Business & Public Administration
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Roland Davis, founder of Sojomach Business Services, (Mergers & Acquisitions)
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Gary Lupton, Senior Vice President, TowneBank (Business Ethics)
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Hal Brauer, Director of Sales and WOW! Customer Service for NorfolkNewsChannel.com
and PeninsulaNewsChannel.com
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Dennis Kenzig, Chief Risk Officer (CRO), Amerigroup Corporation
Involving Professionals –
Connecting Community to Classroom
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Hodge, Regional Claim
Director for
GEICO 100 community
InDavid2010/2011,
more
than
Ross Winfield, Frieden Agency
professionals
were guest speakers, panel
members, and presenters
College of Business & Public Administration
Dr. Michael Seiler, finance (real estate), received a 2011 “Red Pen Award” for
“service above and beyond the call of duty” in the review of articles submitted for
publications in Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management.
Community Connection Dr. Wie Yusuf, USPA, program evaluation for local non-profit agency Hampton Roads
Student
Service
Learning,
7 Cities
Pro-Am Basketball League;
symposium program
co-chair, ASPA Hampton
Roads 2011 Conference; site and local planning committee, Public Administration
Faculty
Giving Back
Theory Network
(PATNET) 2011 Conference.
College of Business & Public Administration
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Dominion Power
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E. V. Williams Inc.
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Earl Industries
Portsmouth
Commonwealth
Attorney's Office
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Wright Masonry
Executive Development Center
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Pride Industries
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WTKR-TV3
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YMCA of South
Hampton Roads
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Prince William County
In •2010/2011,
over
200
companies, governments,
and
EVMS
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ZIM Integrated
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Prudential Towne Realty
Shipping Services
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Fairfax County enrolled their employees in EDC
non-profits
programs
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College of Business & Public Administration
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Shanghai Maritime University, China
International Maritime, Ports and
Guest speakers in Maritime and Transportation Classes
Logistics Management Institute
MSCM Students in Annual Research Symposium and the Target Challenge
College of Business & Public Administration
State of the Region Report and
Economic Forecasting
Project
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Over 175 media interviews and approximately 75
speeches to business and government in Hampton Roads
and across the state on numerous economic issues
The 2010 SOR – 11th Annual Edition
1.
The Hampton Roads Economy: Where We’ve Been, Where We’re Going
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Feeling Pain: Regional Markets for Office and Industrial Space
3.
Sizing Up the Competition: Hampton Roads Versus Other East Coast Container Ports
4.
Light Rail: The Experience of Other Cities and Implications for Hampton Roads
5.
The Chrysler Museum of Art: A Longer Look
6.
Destination of Choice: The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center
7.
Cinema in Hampton Roads: History and Prospects
8.
Partisan Politics in Hampton Roads: Color Us Purple
9.
How Are We Doing? The Dashboard Indicators of Vision Hampton Roads
College of Business & Public Administration
of economic and international events on the national and regional
Hampton Roads economies
E.V.• Williams
Center for Real Estate and
Dr. John Lombard, CREED Director and Chair, Department of Urban
StudiesEconomic
and Public Administration,
represented the Center at the
Development
American Real Estate Society’s annual meeting in Seattle.
College of Business & Public Administration
Old Dominion University
Economics Club of Hampton Roads
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Dennis M. Bushnell, Chief Scientist and Futurist, NASA Langley Research Center. Topic: perspectives on
changing technology and the “massive impacts” it will have on society, both domestic and internationally.
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Mike Feinberg, Co-Founder of Knowledge Is Power Program and Superintendent, KIPP Houston. Awarded
The Thomas B. Fordham Prize for Excellence in Education and the National Jefferson Award for Greatest
Public Service by a Private Citizen in 2006. Joint with Hampton Roads Community Foundation.
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Trevor D. Heaver, Centre for Transportation Studies, University of British Columbia. Dr. Heaver has wide
international experience in transportation and logistics issues through assignments in Argentina, Australia,
China, Europe, and Korea and has served on advisory committees for both government and industry.
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Ms. Rayola Dougher, Senior Economic Advisor, American Petroleum Institute. Focuses on informing
policymakers, the news media, and the public on energy market issues and trends.
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Economic Forecasting Luncheon: Forecasts by the ODU Forecasting Team of Professors Yochum,
Agarwal, and Najand.
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Tom Revels, CEO, LivingWell Health Solutions, Charlotte, NC, a health management company
specializing in providing wellness programs to reduce healthcare claims costs for small to medium sized
businesses. Joint with the Virginia Business Coalition on Health.
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Stephen Brobeck, Executive Director, Consumer Federation of America. A federation of 300 groups with
more than 50 million members, CFA is the nation's largest consumer advocacy organization.
College of Business & Public Administration
Insurance & Financial Services Center
& Emergent Risk Initiative
• Insurance and Risk Management Opportunities Reception
– attended by about 80 students, 70 professionals.
• Annual Founder’s Day Luncheon - attended by over 100
industry professionals and 25 students. Keynote speaker
C. Burke King, president and general manager of
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Virginia
• Colloquium series on Demystifying Climate Change and Sea
Level Rise, co-sponsored with CC/SLR Initiative
21. Virginia Jump$tart Financial Literacy annual conference presentation
22. Personal Finance Summer Institute
College of Business & Public Administration
Center for Economic Education
23. Decision Making and Cost Benefit Analysis - Virginia Association for
Teachers32
of Family
and Consumer
Sciences128
annual
conference
training
programs,
hours,
presentation Webinar: Tour the Stock Market Game Team Portfolio
reaching 576 public school teachers
Functional Integration,” was selected by Decision Sciences Journal of
Innovative Education as one of the best empirical papers published in the
journal in 2010/2011
College of Business & Public Administration
Faculty Achievements
Dr. Douglas Ziegenfuss was named a 2010 Super CPA Educator by the
Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) and recognized in a
special insert in the publication Virginia Business
College of Business & Public Administration
Student Achievements
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MSA Student Team Wins AGA National
Case Challenge
• Team members: Matthew Stewart, James Fiske, Meena
Katwal, and Sara Crabtree (Team Leader)
• Team advisors: Dr. Laurie Henry, Dr. Megan Burnham,
Dr. Douglas Ziegenfuss, Dr. Jesse Hughes (faculty
emeritus), and Ms. Kelly Stefanko, an auditor from the
Office of the Inspector General of the National Science
Foundation
College of Business & Public Administration
Student Achievements
• CBPA Fed Challenge Team was a finalist in the 2010 College Fed
Challenge Competition (students Ronald Greiser, David McFarland,
Brittany Renica, Dasha Safonova, Michael Schneider, Paul
Silverman; Coach Dr. Larry Filer
• Sara Harding, double major in Decision Sciences and Finance (Real
Estate concentration), $1000 GEICO Achievement Award
• Melissa Smith, senior majoring in Communications, with a double
minor in Public Service and Marketing, “Most Promising
Marketer” for 2011 prize by the Hampton Roads Chapter of the
American Marketing Association (HRAMA)
• Camille Cowin, MBA student, one of 100 students advancing to the
semifinal round in the Graduate Management Admission Council
MET Fund’s “Ideas to Innovation Challenge”
College of Business ranked 100 in Public Affairs Education by US News,
based on analysis of more than 1200 graduate programs
College of Business & Public Administration
Program Achievements
College of Business & Public Administration
Looking forward to 2011/2012
 CREED Tennis Pro-Am
 Hampton Roads Financial Leadership Conference
 October 10-11, 2011
 Public Service Week 2011 – November 7-11
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Keynote address – Malaak Compton-Rock
Women in Public Service Roundtable
Public Service Career Explorium
Executive in Residence/CBPA Alumni Public Service Award
 Graduate Certificate in Public Procurement & Contract
Management
 15 credits
 Housed in USPA
 New procurement faculty member – Stephen Gordon
College of Business & Public Administration
Looking forward to 2011/2012
 Economics Club
 Charles “Wick” Moorman, President/CEO, Norfolk Southern Corp.
 David Coleman, founder, Student Achievement Partners
 Admiral (Ret.) Craig Quigley, Executive Director, Hampton Roads
Military and Federal Facilities Alliance
 G. Robert Aston Jr., Founder, Chairman, CEO, Towne Bank
(2012 Economic Impact Award)
 Alice Peterson, Chief Ethics Officer, SAI Global
 Andrew Ross Sorkin, author & co-host of “The Squawk Box”
 Dr. Jeffrey Lacker, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
 Landmark Executives in Residence
 Steve Fredrickson, President & CEO, Portfolio Recovery Associates
 Robert Broermann, SVP and CFO, Sentara Healthcare
 Tim Toll, VP Global Customer Development, Campbell Soup
 Ting Xu, President/Founder, Evergreen Enterprises
College of Business & Public Administration
2010/2011 Agenda
AACSB Self-Study & Consultation
AQ/PQ Participating/Supporting
Strategic Plan Coordination
Maritime Program
Continued Upgrade of Graduate Programs
(Advertising)
Forecasting and SOR Statewide
Executive Development
CREED: Residential Real Estate and the Urban
Land Institute’s “Reality Check”
MBA Business Incubator/Business Gateway
Adjunct Advisory Council