Huntsman Alumni Magazine Spring 2012

Table of Contents

Featured in this issue:

Student Joins Japan Relief Efforts

A Renewed Focus on Analytical Rigor

In the Eye of the Storm

The All-American Maverick

Plus

A Message from Dean Douglas D. Anderson

My Favorite Professor: Accounting 3120: Debits, Credits and Ethics

Student News:

Accounting is a “Great Fit” for Women or Men Needing Job Flexibility

Huntsman Grads Impacting Utah’s Economy

Economics Student a Finalist for Carnegie Fellowship

Deloitte Finds Value in Huntsman Graduates

Thousands of Dollars Awarded to Student-Run Businesses

New Faces: Four new faculty members will be joining the Department of Management; three will become part of the Department of
Finance and Economics; two will be faculty in the School of Accountancy; and one will join the Management Information Systems Department.

Devon Gory

Jason Smith

Ryan Whitby

John Ferguson

Chad Simon

Merideth Ferguson

Sterling Bone

Timothy Gardner

Nicole Forsgren Velasquez

Research Highlights: “Haphazard Sampling” Not as Random as it Might Appear

Academic News:

New Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence Begins to Draw in Innovative Thinkers

Call Family Foundation to Invest $3.5 Million to Help Utah Students

The Shingo Prize Develops Powerful New Business Tool Called SCOPE

Scholarship Supports Students Who Stay for a Graduate Degree

Huntsman School to Become Home for Business Education Journal

Huntsman Students Score in 92^nd Percentile on National Exam

Selected Faculty Publication

Legacy: Three Cache Valley Friends

Future: Ascendant Scholar

Life Currencies: A New Approach to Analyzing Product Value

Keep in Touch:

Find out what classmates and friends around the world are doing.

Career Path takes Recent Graduate to Africa and Back

Kem Gardner Honored as a “Giant in Our City” by Salt Lake Chamber

Former Student Finds Success With Help from Career Accelerators

USU Students Intern in Middle East

Huntsman Graduate is One of “13 Under 30”

Vision – Ron Dunford

Voice – Dell Loy Hansen