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WILLIAM L. BERRY Professor of Management McColl Graduate School of Business Queens University of Charlotte 1900 Selwyn Avenue Charlotte, NC 28274 berryw@queens.edu Areas of Interest: Effective Education for Management, Operating Strategies in Manufacturing and Services; Technology and Materials Management; Managing Professional Services; Business Logistics. Education: 1975 - Doctor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School 1972 - International Teachers Program, Harvard Business School 1972 - Master of Business Administration, Western Kentucky University 1967 - Bachelor of Science--Geophysics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Current Position: Professor of Management (from 1997), McColl School of Business, Queens University of Charlotte 1997-2000 and 2002-2007, Director, McColl Executive MBA 2000-2002, Director, Executive Leadership Institute. Employment Independent Management Education Consultant (1988-1997) History: Developed and conducted management development seminars for major corporations. Clients included: AT&T, Allen-Bradley, Anheuser-Busch, Becton-Dickinson, British Telecom, Campbell-Taggart, Champion International, Chrysler, Ciba-Geigy, Digital Equipment, First National Bank of Chicago, GTE, Gould, IBM, ITT, The U. S. Justice Department, Keane, National Steel, Pitney-Bowes, Polaroid, Sara Lee, SunHealth, U. S. Borax, Westinghouse Electric and the World Bank. Associate Professor of Management (1979-88), Babcock Graduate School of Management, Wake Forest University Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, (1980-82) Visiting Adjunct Professor of Management, (1992-96), American International Graduate School of Management (Thunderbird) (part-time) Visiting Associate Professor (1988-91) Edwin Cox School of Business, Southern Methodist University (part-time)
William L. Berry Page 2 Visiting Associate Professor (1987, 1989), Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, Dartmouth College (full-time) Adjunct Associate Professor (1984-87), Department of Health Administration, Duke University Medical School (part-time) Visiting Associate Professor (1980), Graduate School of Business, Duke University (part-time) Assistant and Associate Professor of Production and Operations Management (1975-80), Faculty of Management Sciences, The Ohio State University (On leave 1979-80) Research Associate, Harvard Business School (1973-75) Development Engineer, Kendall Corporation (1967-72) Lieutenant, U. S. Army: Food Service Advisor, Fort Polk, LA. (1965-66) Platoon Leader, 1st Cavalry Div., 15 th S&S Bn., Vietnam, (1966-67) Honors: Several Military Decorations (1967) Harvard Business School Fellowship (1972-73) 1907 Foundation Doctoral Fellowship (1973-75) 1907 Foundation Thesis Fellowship (1974-75) Thesis Nominated for R. D. Irwin Prize (1975) Outstanding Teaching Awards (Ohio State) Faculty: Student Forum (1976, 1978) College: Student Forum (1978) University: Alumni Association (1977) Distinguished Educator Award (1987) (Wake Forest) PUBLICATIONS: Refereed: “Dimensions of Education in Business Logistics and Transportation,” Proceedings of the Transportation Research Forum, Vol. XVI, Oct., 1975. “Regional Carpooling Matching Systems: A Simulation of the Boston Experience,” Logistics & Transportation Review, V.12, No.1, June, 1976. “A Discrete Adjective Scale to Assist Objective Achievement Assessment,” Interfaces, Vol.8, No.4, August, 1978. “The Taming of the Cello,” Interfaces, Vol. 10, No. 4, August, 1980.
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