Service Activities

Ranjit Bose, Ph.D.
Regents' Professor, Anderson Schools of Management, University of New Mexico

UNM Faculty Standing Committees

Senate Graduate Committee. August 2001 to December 2002
Bachelor of University Studies (BUS) Faculty Advisory Committee. August 1991 to June 1996.
Community Education Committee. August 1991 to June 1995

Academic Journal Referee

Computer
Information Systems Journal
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management
Decision Support Systems
Journal of International Technology and Information Management
Journal of Computer Information Systems
Industrial Management & Data Systems
Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organization

Technical Reviewer

National Science Foundation

Division of Information, Robotics and Intelligent Systems

Program on Knowledge and Database Systems

Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) Annual Conference Proceedings
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) Proceedings

DSS/AI/Expert

Workshop on Information Technology and Systems (WITS) Proceedings
Session Chair, INFORMS (formerly ORSA/TIMS Joint) National Conference
Session Chair, DSI Annual Conference
Session Chair, IEEE/ACM International Conference on Developing & Managing Intelligent Systems Projects

Anderson Schools

Member of ASM Curriculum & Programs Committee, 1996-1998.
Member of ASM Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee, 1998-2000.

BBA/MBA MIS Concentration Adviser and Course Waiver Coordinator, Marketing, Information, and Decision Sciences (MIDS) Department, August, 1997-2002.

CS 150 Waiver Coordinator, Anderson Schools of Management, 1996-2002.
Faculty Advisor for the University of New Mexico team at the EDS Challenge 1993—Intercollegiate Business Case Competition, sponsored by EDS, hosted by the University of North Texas.
Chair, MIS faculty search committee, 2001.
Member of several other Faculty search committees.
MIS Concentration Advisor for Anderson Schools of Management's MBA and BBA students.
Leadership in the undergraduate and graduate MIS curriculum redesign.
Active participation in the Leaders for Manufacturing program proposal/design.
Member of the Southwest Institute of Information Systems (SWIIS)

Community

Served as the faculty advisor to the MIS concentration student groups in their capstone courses (MGT 461 and MGT 538), and liaison between them and local businesses for guiding the student groups in developing and delivering free of cost information systems solutions based on these local businesses' needs. Some of the local businesses for whom systems were developed are as follows:

Lovelace Medical Center
Sandia National Laboratories
Honeywell Defense Avionics
UNM Hospital
Anderson Schools of Management—Administrative Accounting
UNM College of Nursing
UNM College of Education
US Airforce Field Command, Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)—Albuquerque
Intel Corporation, Rio Rancho
UNM Health Sciences Center
NET21ST—Albuquerque
KEYSTONE International, Inc.
The United States District Court of New Mexico
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund (NMCDLF)

Taught systems analysis and design refresher course to the systems analysts and programmers of the Albuquerque Presbyterian Hospital Information Systems Department and Health Plus Information Services, Summer, 1992.

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