Who Went Where (1997-2002) ?

2002 Who Went Where Survey Results 

Student	Degree Granting Institution	Hiring Institution
Andrew Abela	U. of Virginia	Catholic U. of America
Matt Aistrich	Harvard U.	San Diego State U.
Chad Allred	Purdue U.	Brigham Young U.
Aysen Bakir	U. of Mississippi	Illinois State U.
Jeri Beggs	St. Louis U.	Illinois State U.
Namita Bhatnagar	U. of North Carolina- Chapel Hill	University of Manitoba-Canada
Carolyn Bonifield	U. of Iowa	U. of Vermont
Claudia Bridges	Arizona State U.	California State U.-Sacramento
Susan Cadwallader	Arizona State U.	Texas A&M U.
Julien Cayla	U. of Colorado	Aust. Grad. School of Management
Amitav Chakravarti	U. of Florida	New York U.
Piotr Chelminski	U. of Connecticut	Providence College
Chimei Chen	U. of Minnesota	U. of Hawaii-Manoa
Haipeng Chen	U. of Minnesota	U. of Miami
Glenn Christensen	Pennsylvania State	U.  Brigham Young U.
Paul Clark	U. of Memphis	Indiana State U.
David Crockett	U. of Arizona	U. of South Carolina
Frederic Dalsace	INSEAD	HEC-France
Marion Debruyne	Ghent University	Emory University
Eric DeRosia	U. of Michigan	Brigham Young U.
Kristin Diehl	Duke U.	U. of South Carolina
Yancy Edwards	Ohio State U.	U. of Delaware
Eric Eisenstein	U. of Pennsylvania	Cornell U.
Lance Erickson	New York U.	U. of Arizona
Rosanna Garcia	Michigan State U.	Northeastern U.
Stacey Barlow Hills	Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.	Utah State U.
Wolfgang Hinck	U.of Texas-Pan Am	Lousiana State U.-Shreveport
Anupam Jaju	U. of Georgia-Athens	George Mason U.
Oded Koenigsverg	Duke U.	Columbia U.
John Kozup	U. of Arkansas	Villanova U.
Rob Kwortnik	Temple U.	Cornell U.
Stacy Landreth	Lousiana State U.	Villanova U.
Dan Laufer	U. of Texas-Austin	U. of Cincinnati
Yuping Liu	Rutgers U.	Old Dominion U.
Susan Lloyd	U. of Illinois- Urbana Champaign	American U. (D.C.)
Regina McNally	U. of Illinois- Urbana Champaign	Michigan State U.
Debanjan Mitra	New York U.	U. of Florida
Natalie Mizik	U. of Washington	Columbia U.
Ralitza Nikolaeva	Purdue U.	U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Hayden Noel	U. of Florida	City U. of New York
James L. Oakley	Northwestern U.	Purdue U.
Janet Turner Parish	U. of Alabama	Texas A&M U.
Sekar Raju	Ohio State U.	SUNY-Buffalo
Suresh Ramanathan	New York U.	U. of Chicago
Peter Reday	Nanyang Tech. U.	Nanyang Tech. U.
Robin Ritchie	U. of Brit. Columbia	U. of Western Ontario
Edward Roth	Pennsylvania State U.	Illinois State U.
Katrina Savitskie	Michigan State U.	U. of Memphis
Sylvain Senecal	U. of Montreal	U. of Toledo
Bharadhwaj Sivakumaran	U. of Maryland	Nanyang Technological U.
Alina Sorescu	U. of Houston	Texas A&M U.
Jelena Spanjol	U. of Illinois-Urbana Champaign	Texas A&M U.
Samuel Spralls III	Texas Tech U.	U. of Tennessee-Chattanooga
Geoffrey Stewart	U. of Tennessee- Knoxville	U. of Oklahoma
Suresh Sundaram	U. of Houston	Loyola College in Maryland-Baltimore
Scott Swain	U. of South Carolina	Boston U.
Shawn Thelen	Old Dominion U.	Hofstra U.
Rajkumar Venkatesan	U. of Houston	U. of Connecticut
Danny Weathers	U. of South Carolina	Lousiana State U.
Nara Youn	Northwestern U.	U. of Washington-Seattle
Qin Zhang	Washington U.- St. Louis	U. of Texas-Dallas
Kevin Zheng Zhou	Virginia Tech	U. of Hong Kong
Zhen Zhu	U. of Illinois-Chicago	Babson College
Detlev Zwick	U. of Rhode Island	York University

                                                      

The following data summary is based on 95% of respondents providing

all the information requested in the survey.  As in previous years'

surveys, a school was classified as a research school if it had either

a Ph.D. program and/or had teaching loads of 4 or fewer courses per

year. Unlike previous years' surveys, schools not classified as a

research school are referred to as 'balanced', as most demonstrate a

balanced emphasis on both teaching and research. Due to differences in

salary structure, positions accepted outside the United States were

not included in the calculation of salary averages.

 

For all categories of schools most respondents indicated position

acceptance dates of early November to mid December.  The position

acceptance dates ranged from late August 2002 to March 2002.

 

SALARY:

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Research Focus: $95,400 (+ 2/9 support for 2-3 years)

Balanced (teaching & research): $79,180 (+ $5,000-$10,000 support either

  through guaranteed teaching or research money for 1-2 years)

 

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

Research Focus: $104,890 (+ 2/9 support for 2-3 years)

Balanced: $88,200 (approximately 1/9 to 2/9 support for 2-3 years)

 

TENURE REQUIREMENTS

Public Institutions

Research Focus: ranged between 1-5 A's; 3-6 B's, and decent teaching

Balanced: ranged between regulations publication in the field, good

  teaching; 8 B's and excellent teaching

 

Private Institutions

Research Focus: Substantial research (3-8 A's) & decent teaching

Balanced: Excellent teaching and/or several As and several Bs

 

INTERVIEW SUMMARY FOR ALL RESPONDENTS:

Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 20.3

Campus visits invitations: 6.2

Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 4.7

 

INTERVIEW SUMMARY FOR RESPONDENTS PLACED BY SCHOOL:

 

PUBLIC RESEARCH FOCUS PLACEMENTS INTERVIEW SUMMARY

Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 20.8

Campus visits invitations: 5.5

Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 4.6

 

PUBLIC BALANCED PLACEMENTS INTERVIEW SUMMARY

Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 17.5

Campus visits invitations: 5.4

Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 3.6

 

PRIVATE RESEARCH FOCUS PLACEMENTS INTERVIEW SUMMARY

Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 21.2

Campus visits invitations: 7.38

Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 6.3

 

PRIVATE BALANCED PLACEMENTS INTERVIEW SUMMARY

Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 22.3

Campus visits invitations: 7.1

Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 4.7

 

PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY FOR ALL RESPONDENTS:

# of conference proceedings: 2.80

# of journal articles in press: .42

# of accepted journal articles forthcoming: .29

# of journal articles past the 1st review: .54

# of journal articles submitted for 1st review: .71

 

PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY FOR RESPONDENTS PLACED BY SCHOOL:

PUBLIC RESEARCH FOCUS PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY

# of conference proceedings: 2.20

# of journal articles in press: .52

# of accepted journal articles forthcoming: .14

# of journal articles past the 1st review: .57

# of journal articles submitted for 1st review: .57

 

PUBLIC BALANCED PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY

# of conference proceedings: 2.93

# of journal articles in press: .38

# of accepted journal articles forthcoming: .19

# of journal articles past the 1st review: .25

# of journal articles submitted for 1st review: .69

 

PRIVATE RESEARCH FOCUS PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY

# of conference proceedings: 2.58

# of journal articles in press: 0.00

# of accepted journal articles forthcoming: .33

# of journal articles past the 1st review: .42

# of journal articles submitted for 1st review: 1.0

 

PRIVATE BALANCED PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY

# of conference proceedings: 3.91

# of journal articles in press: .73

# of accepted journal articles forthcoming: .64

# of journal articles past the 1st review: 1.0

# of journal articles submitted for 1st review: .64

 

  Who Went Where?

Spring 2001 - AMA Job Placements

Student	Degree Granting Institution	Hiring Institution
Lerzan Aksoy	U. of N. Carolina @ Chapel Hill	Koc U. in Istanbul, Turkey
Todd Arnold	U. of Missouri	Washington State U.
Pankaj Agarwal	U. of Chicago	U. of Toronto
Yeqing Bao	Virginia Tech	U. of Alabama @ Huntsville
Dudley Blossom	U. of Arizona	American U. @ Bulgaria
Timothy Brotherton	U. of Alabama	Montana State U. @ Billings
Jay Carlson	U. of South Carolina	Bradley U.
Kurt Carlson	Cornell	Duke
Cristian Chelariu	Georgia State University	York University (Canada)
Alka Citrin	Washington State U.	Georgia Tech.
Scott Colwell	U. of Bradford (UK)	Acadia U. (Canada)
Devon DelVecchio	Indiana U.	U. of Kentucky
Dhananjay ‘DJ”	U. of Michigan	U. of Iowa
Kiersten M. Elliott	Duke U.	U. of Central Florida
Karen Flaherty	U. of Massachusetts	Oklahoma State U.
Elisa Fredericks	U. of Illinois @ Chicago	N. Illinois U.
David Hardesty	U. of South Carolina	U. of Miami
Eric Harris	Oklahoma State U.	U. of S. Florida
James Harris	U. of Illinois @ Urbana	Nova U., Lisbon Portugal
Charles Hermans	New Mexico State U	SW Missouri State U.
Nicole Hoffman	U. of Alabama	Mississippi State U.
Susan Hogan	The Wharton School	Emory U.
Chris Hopkins	Mississippi State U.	Clemson U.
Joseph Johnson	U. of Southern California	U. of Miami
Jae Min Jung	U. of Cincinnati	North Dakota State U.
Velitchka D. Kaltcheva	U. of Florida	U. of Miami
Jin Gyo Kim	U. of Toronto	MIT
Prabakar Kothandaraman	Penn State U.	Texas A&M
Timothy Landry	U. of Missouri	Florida State U.
Loraine Lau	UCLA	U. of Minnesota
James Lee	Oklahoma State U.	U. of S. Florida
Jason Lueg	U. of Alabama	Mississippi State U.
Humaira Mahi	U. of Minnesota	Michigan State U.
Craig A. Martin	U. of Memphis	Western Kentucky U.
Melissa Martin	U. of N. Carolina @ Chapel Hill	George Mason U.
Deborah McCabe	Arizona State U.	U. of Arizona
Bob McDonald	U. of Connecticut	Texas Tech U.
Tom Meyvis	U. of Florida	New York U.
Sandra Mottner	Old Dominion U.	W. Washington U.
Stern Neill	Louisiana State U.	U. of Washington, Tacoma
Vincent Nijs	Catholic Universtiy of Leuven (Belgium)	Northwestern U.
Rakesh Niraj	Washington U. in St. Louis	U. of Southern California
Stephanie Noble	U.Mass-Amherst	U. of Mississippi
Bruce Norris	Duke University	U. Texas at Dallas
Martin Nunlee	U. of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign	Syracuse U.
Howard Olsen	Old Dominion U.	"U. of Nevada, Reno"
Vincent J. Pascal	Washington State U.	Eastern Washington U.
Koen Pauwels	UCLA	Dartmouth
Janice Payan	U. of Wisconsin, Madison	Creighton U.
Christopher R. Plouffe	U. of Western Ontario	U. of Georgia
Michael W. Preis	George Washington U.	Long Island U./C.W. Post Campus
E.Purington	U. of Rhode Island	Marist College
Su Bom Rhee	U. of Iowa	Santa Clara U.
Torsten Ringberg	Penn. State	U. of Wisconsin @ Milwaukee
Leroy Robinson	U. of S. Florida	U. of Houston-Clear Lake
Kevin Shanahan	New Mexico State U	U. of Texas @ Tyler
Mark Smith	Old Dominion University	Campbell University
Simona Stan	U. of Missouri-Columbia	U. of Oregon
Andreas Stratemeyer	New Mexico State U	U. of Texas@El Paso
Franck Vigneron	U. of Sydney	Cal. State U., Northridge
Alberto Sa Vinhas	INSEAD	Emory U.
Yun-Oh Whang	U. of Southern California	U. of Central Florida
Mike Wittmann	Texas Tech U.	U. of N. Texas
Hurrem Yilmaz	U. of Texas @ Dallas	U. of Nevada, Las Vegas
Eden Yin	U. of Southern California	U. of Cambridge (UK)
Zach Zacharia	U. of Tennessee	Texas Christian U.

The following data summary is based on 95% of respondents providing all the information requested in the survey. In this year's survey, summer salary/support was specified separately from the 9-month salary. As in previous years' surveys, a school was classified as a research school if it had either a Ph.D. program and/or had teaching loads of 4 or fewer courses per year. 
For all categories of schools most respondents indicated position acceptance dates of late October to mid November. The position acceptance dates ranged from early September 2000 to April 2001. 

SALARY
Public Institutions
Research Focus: $88,000 (+ 2/9 support for 2-3 years)
Teaching focus: $73,275 ($5,000-$10,000 support either through guaranteed teaching or research money for 1-2 years)

Private Institutions
Research Focus: $98,285 (approximately 2/9- 3/9 summer for 3 years)
Teaching Focus: $82,750 (approximately 2/9 summer for 2-3 years)

TENURE REQUIREMENTS
Public Institutions
Research Focus: ranged between 1-3+ As; 3-6 B's, and decent teaching
Teaching focus: Good teaching, regular publication in the field

Private Institutions
Research Focus: Substantial research (3+ As, good teaching)
Teaching Focus: (excellent teaching, several As and several Bs)

INTERVIEW SUMMARY FOR ALL RESPONDENTS
Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 17.5
Campus visits invitations: 6.9
Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 4.75

INTERVIEW SUMMARY FOR RESPONDENTS PLACED BY SCHOOL
Public Research Focus Placements Interview Summary
Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 20.25
Campus visits invitations: 7.35
Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 5

Public Teaching Focus Placements Interview Summary
Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 10
Campus visits invitations: 4
Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 2.5

Private Research Focus Placements Interview Summary
Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 22
Campus visits invitations: 10.5
Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 8

Private Teaching Focus Placements Interview Summary
Average number of AMA interviews scheduled: 14.75
Campus visits invitations: 5.5
Number of campus visits invitations accepted: 3.75

Spring 2000 - AMA Job Placements

Student	Degree Granting Institution	Hiring Institution
Natalie Adkins	Virginia Tech	Creighton U.
Maria Alexandre	U. of IL, Urbana-Champ.	Case Western Reserve U.
Debra Basil	U. of Colorado	U. of Lethbridge(Canada)
OnurBodur	Virginia Tech	Concordia U.(Canada)
Lisa E. Bolton	U. of Florida	Wharton
Beverly Brockman	U. of Alabama	Western Kentucky U.
Joong-Kun (Jay) Cho	U. of Arkansas	Western Illinois U.
Margy Conchar	U. of Georgia	U. of N.Carolina-Charlotte
Don Cook	Virginia Tech	Georgia State
Tom Costello	U. of IL, Urbana-Champ.	Lehigh U.
David Crockett	U. of Arizona	Harvard Business School
Catherine Curran	New Mexico State U.	Creighton U.
Erwin Danneels	Penn State	Worcester Polytechnic Inst.
Mary Conway Dato-on	U.of Kentucky	Northern Kentucky U.
Utpal(Paul)Dholaki	U. of Michigan	SUNY- Buffalo
Min Ding	Wharton	Pennsylvania State U.
Ashutosh Dixit	Georgia Tech.	U. of Georgia
John Eaton	Arizona State U.