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Wagdy Abdallah*
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Paula Alexander
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Amar Amar*
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Joan Coll*
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John Dall
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John Ford
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John J. Harrington, Jr.*
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Richard J. Hunter, Jr.*
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Chander
Kant
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Gary Kritz
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H้ctor R. Lozada
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Tony Loviscek |
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Laurence McCarthy
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Athar Murtuza
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Agnes Olszewski
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Karen Passaro
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Robert Shapiro
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Sung Shim
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Leigh Stelzer
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William Stoever
(retired)
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William Struning*
(retired)
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Eleanor Xu
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Jason Yin
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Yeomin Yoon
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Indicates founding member
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Charter of
Rights and Responsibilities for the Fellows
A Fellow should engage in one or more of the following activities, as
appropriate:
- Engage in
academic and professional research on topics concerning international
business;
- Teach courses
either solely or primarily dedicated to international business topics or
which contain significant international content, especially the
undergraduate International Business Colloquium or the graduate
International Perspectives course;
- Present papers
at appropriate academic or professional conferences or at meetings dealing
with international business issues or aspects;
- Participate in
panels, discussions, colloquia, and meetings on topics relevant to
international business;
- Engage in
individual foreign travel or participate in foreign academic programs or
exchanges;
- Engage in
appropriate foreign teaching and research exchange programs or assignments;
- Create new
international business course offerings;
- Host and
welcome foreign academics, colleagues, students and other visitors to Seton
Hall University and to the Stillman School;
- Participate
appropriately in the activities of the Institute for International Business;
- Include the
designation "Faculty Fellow of the Institute
for International Business" as appropriate.
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