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The Haas School of Business Three interconnected buildings surrounding a courtyard • Completed: May 1995 • Square feet: 204,000 • Classrooms: 21 • Laptop docking stations: 450 • Video-conference locations: 55 • Broadcast origination sites: 30 • Architects: Moore Ruble Yudell, Santa Monica • Construction cost: $55 million •Funding: 100% from private gifts • Number of donors: 2,000 • Largest donation: $27 million from the Haas family, in honor of Walter A. Haas Sr., BS 10, late president and chairman of Levi Strauss & Co. Bakar Computer Center •Total number of computers: 180 PCs • Multimedia stations: 8 PCs • Scanners: 6 • Basic services: e-mail, printing and faxing, web services, tutorials, multimedia lab, equipment check-out • Special services: video conferencing, research support, A/V media services, Interactive Learning Center, Financial Engineering Lab, wireless network. Long Business & Economics Library • Bound volumes: 130,000 • Subscriptions: 1,500 • Microforms: 1,200,000 • Square feet: 50,000 • Network ports: over 300 • Databases: Datastream, Dow Jones Interactive, Hoover’s Online, Investext, Lexis-Nexis Universe, Onesource, ISI Emerging Markets, Haas CD ROM Network • Cooperative agreements with eight UC campuses, Stanford University Jimmy Bean’s FIFO Cafe • Seats 107 indoors and 50 outdoors • Offers hot meals (menu changes daily), burgers, pizza, sandwiches, salad bar, pastries, smoothies, and coffee drinks • Coffee cart in the BankAmerica Forum serves snacks and drinks “Maybe a few terms at the Haas School are the best education a business student can have: what other business school demonstrates so clearly the virtues of a civilized workplace?” Paul Goldberger Architecture View, The New York Times, Sunday, November 26, 1995 44
Faculty of the Haas School David A. Aaker, Professor Emeritus. BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MS, Ph.D. (business administration), Stanford University. Teaching field: marketing. Dan Ariely. Assistant Professor. BA, Tel Aviv University; MA, Ph.D. (cognitive psychology), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Ph.D. (marketing), Duke University. Teaching field: marketing. Homa Bahrami, Senior Lecturer. BA, Hull University; M.Sc., Ph.D. (organizational behavior), Aston University. Teaching field: organizational behavior and industrial relations. *+Sara L. Beckman, Lecturer with Security of Employment. BS, MS, Ph.D. (industrial engineering and engineering management), Stanford University. Teaching field: manufacturing and information technology. Jennifer Berdahl, Assistant Professor. MA, Ph.D. (psychology), University of Illinois. Teaching field: organizational behavior and industrial relations. Jonathan Berk, Associate Professor. MA, Ph.D. (finance) Yale University. Teaching field: finance. *Severin Borenstein, E. T. Grether Professor of Business Administration and Policy, Chair of the Economic Analysis and Policy Group, and Director of the UC Energy Institute. AB, University of California, Berkeley; Ph.D. (economics) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Teaching field: economic analysis and policy. *Louis P. Bucklin, Professor Emeritus. AB, Dartmouth College; MBA, Harvard Business School; Ph.D. (marketing/industrial organization), Northwestern University. Teaching field: marketing. *Glenn R. Carroll, Paul J. Cortese Distinguished Professor of Management. BA, Indiana University; MA, Ph.D. (sociology), Stanford University. Teaching field: organizational behavior and industrial relations. Stephen W. Chamberlin, Adjunct Professor. BBA, University of Hawaii; MCP (planning), University of Pennsylvania. Teaching field: real estate. Jennifer A. Chatman, Harold Furst Professor of Management Philosophy and Values. BA, Ph.D. (organizational behavior), University of California, Berkeley. Teaching field: organizational behavior and industrial relations. Robert E. Cole, Lorraine Tyson Mitchell Professor of Leadership and Communications II and Codirector of the Management of Technology Program. BA, Hobart College; MA, Ph.D. (sociology), University of Illinois. Teaching fields: business and public policy, organizational behavior and industrial relations. *Rui J. P. de Figueiredo, Assistant Professor. AB, Harvard University; MA, Ph.D. (political science), Stanford University. Teaching field: business and public policy. David H. Downes, Lecturer and Director of the MBA Program. BS, Johns Hopkins; MBA, Dartmouth College; Ph.D. (managerial economics), Cornell University. Teaching field: accounting. Gregory R. Duffee, Assistant Professor. BA, Macalester College; Ph.D. (economics), Harvard University. Teaching field: finance. Sunil Dutta, Assistant Professor. BS, University of Roorkee, India; MS, MBA, Ph.D. (accounting), University of Minnesota. Teaching field: accounting. Robert H. Edelstein, Real Estate Development Professor and Co-chairman of the Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics. AB, Harvard College; AM, Ph.D. (economics), Harvard University. Teaching field: real estate. Jerome S. Engel, Lecturer and Executive Director of the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. BS, Pennsylvania State University; MS, University Of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School. Teaching field: entrepreneurship and innovation. Tülin Erdem, Associate Professor and chair of the Marketing Group. BA, Bogazici University; MA, Ph.D. (marketing), University of Alberta. Teaching field: marketing. Nancy A. Euske, Lecturer. BA, University of San Diego; MSW, Arizona State University; Ph.D. (business administration), University of California, Berkeley. Teaching fields: business and public policy, organizational behavior and industrial relations. John H. Freeman, Leo B. and Florence Helzel Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Research Director of the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. AB, Washington and Lee University; MA, Ph.D. (sociology), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Teaching fields: organizational behavior and industrial relations, entrepreneurship and innovation. *Michael L. Gerlach, Associate Professor. BA, Colorado College; MA, Ph.D. (organizational behavior), Yale University. Teaching field: business and public policy. Paul J. Gertler, Professor and Faculty Director of the Graduate Program in Health Management. BA, Ph.D. (economics), University of Wisconsin, Madison. Teaching fields: economic analysis and policy, health management. *Rashi H. Glazer, Professor and Co-director of the Center for Marketing and Technology. BA,Brandeis University; MBA, Ph.D. (marketing), Stanford University. Teaching field: marketing. *Nils H. Hakansson, Sylvan C. Coleman Professor of Finance and Accounting. BS, University of Oregon; MBA, Ph.D. (quantitative methods), University of California, Los Angeles. Teaching fields: accounting, finance. * Recipients of the Haas School’s Earl F. Cheit Award for Excellence in Teaching + Recipients of UC Berkeley’s Distinguished Teaching Award Robert Harris, Professor Emeritus. BA, Michigan State University; MA, Ph.D. (economics), University of California, Berkeley. Teaching fields: business and public policy. Leo B. Helzel, Adjunct Professor. BBA, New York City College; MBA, University of California, Berkeley; LLM, Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California, Berkeley. Teaching field: entrepreneurship and innovation. Terrence Hendershott, Assistant Professor. BS, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Ph.D. (operations, information, and technology), Stanford University. Teaching field: management of information technology. Christopher A. Hennessy, Assistant Professor. BA, Swathmore College; MPA, Ph.D. (economics), Princeton University. Teaching field: finance. *Benjamin E. Hermalin, Willis H. Booth Professor of Banking and Finance I and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. AB, Princeton University; Ph.D. (economics), Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Teaching field: economic analysis and policy. Dorit S. Hochbaum, Professor and Director of the Berkeley Supply Chain Management Initiative. B.Sc., Tel Aviv University; MS, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Ph.D. (mathematics), The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Teaching field: manufacturing and information technology. Ganesh Iyer. Assistant Professor. B.Eng., MA (management studies), University of Bombay; Ph.D. (marketing), University of Toronto. Teaching field: marketing. Douglas DeVivo has been founding and investing in high-tech ventures since graduating from Haas. He was a founding partner of Vanguard Associates in 1981 and funded over 20 companies, including Aldus, Digital Microwave, and Endosonics. “I started Vanguard Associates with two friends who were local Silicon Valley executives,” says DeVivo. “We started making a few investments and two years later raised a $30 million fund.” DeVivo moved on from Vanguard to help found Sequoia Capital Growth Fund in 1989 and is currently a founding general partner at Alce Ventures, where he specializes in venture capital investing in tech companies and manages a hedge fund. Alce is Italian for Moose, named after Moose, Wyoming, where Doug and his business partner, Mario Gabelli, have a house in the Tetons. Douglas DeVivo, MBA 76 Partner Alce Partners Menlo Park, CA 45
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