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Contacts: Lisa McHale, (505) 277-0880
Steve Carr, (505) 277-1821 |
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March 11, 2003 ANDERSON SCHOOLS NAMES OUTSTANDING FACULTY MEMBER The Robert O. Anderson Schools of Management Foundation Board has selected
Craig White as the 2003 honoree for the Community Leadership Award. White,
an assistant professor in the Accounting Department at the University
of New Mexicos Anderson Schools of Management (ASM), was named this
years outstanding faculty member based on his service to the community,
teaching and research excellence. The Foundation Board is always pleased to honor faculty members
who bring their expertise back into the community, said Frank See,
corporate strategic program manager for Intel and chair of the ASM Foundation
Boards Community Relations Committee. While academic honors
often focus exclusively on published articles, we like to recognize those
people who make a point of enriching the community, both on a local level
and a larger professional level. Dr. White demonstrates all the qualities
that we look for in a faculty leader. White earned his Ph.D. from Texas Tech University and began teaching
accounting classes at the ASM in 1998. Prior to entering academe, he worked
for the international accounting firm Price Waterhouse in its Ft. Worth,
Texas office. Whites activities at UNM include serving as the faculty
advisor for the ASMs chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the national honor
society for financial information professionals and the Schools
volunteer income tax assistance program, board member and treasurer of
Easter Seals New Mexico, team advisor for Technology Venture Corporations
Equity Capital Symposium, and as resident faculty member at the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants National Tax Education Program
held annually at the University of Illinois. He will be recognized alongside three Anderson Schools alumni being
inducted into the Hall of Fame including: Michelle Coons, president/CEO,
Wells Fargo Bank Santa Fe; Gary L. Dushane, certified public accountant
(CPA), partner KPMG LLP; and Edward J. Neff, CPA, retired partner, The 14th Annual Hall of Fame dinner will be held Thursday, April 3, at
the Sheraton Old Town. The event begins with no-host cocktails at 6 p.m.
and dinner at 7 p.m. Major sponsors for this years event are Wells
Fargo Bank, Intel Corporation, Bank of the West, Charter Companies, KPMG
LLP, PNM and Grant Thornton Corporate table sponsorships are available at $1,000 for business and
industry partners, and $600 for non-profit organizations. Individual tickets
cost $75. To make reservations or to inquire about table sponsorships,
call the ASM Development Office at (505) 277-0880 or e-mail mchale@mgt.unm.edu
by Monday, March 31. The Hall of Fame dinner is ASMs most significant annual community event. The funds raised support student scholarships, faculty research and career placement activities. Last years event raised more than $50,000. # # # |
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