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Faculty Books
A Sampling of Recently Published Books from the Mendoza College of Business Faculty
Business
Students Focus on Ethics
Georges Enderle (with Leo V. Ryan and Wojciech W. Gasparski), editors
(Transaction Publishers: 2000), a collection of essays on a variety
of ethical issues encountered and analyzed by 25 MBA students (and students
from other graduate disciplines as well). Because the students come
from a wide range of countries in North and South America, Europe and
Asia, the book reveals the ethical concerns shared by future managers
across cultural and geographical borders. It provides a framework for
discussing business ethics issues in a classroom setting.
Enderle is the Arthur F. and Mary J. O'Neill Professor of International
Business Ethics and Marketing.
SimQuick:Process
Simulation in Excel
David Hartvigsen (Prentice-Hall, Inc.: 2001) (a companion to
SimQuick software) makes "process simulation" readily accessible to
business students and managers. It offers a computer package with which
the reader can construct, run and analyze simulations of realistic processes,
including inventory and supply chains, manufacturing and project management.
This book is an essential tool for students - and managers - who want
a better understanding of process simulation and its application to
"real world" processes.
Hartvigsen teaches management.
Management
Communication: A Case Analysis Approach
Jim O'Rourke (Prentice Hall, 2001) provides more than the latest
advice for managers regarding all modes of communication - thinking,
speaking, writing and listening. This 272-page, hardcover text offers
three dozen original case studies on a wide range of communication issues
a manager might face, including international and intercultural communication,
conflict management and dealing with the news media.
O'Rourke, the director of the College's Eugene D. Fanning Center
for Business Communication, teaches management.
Advanced
Accounting (Sixth Edition)
Thomas F. Schaefer (with Joe B. Hoyle and Timothy S. Doupnik) (McGraw-Hill/Irwin
Inc.: 2001) incorporates the latest accounting standards into this already
popular text. Its explanation of the recent FASB and GASB Exposure Drafts
and Standards is illustrated with timely "real world" examples.
Schaefer is the KPMG Professor of Accountancy.