COURSE #: SEEK 440A |
SECTIONS: 71 & 72 |
COURSE NAME: Values and Crisis Decision-Making[1] |
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INSTRUCTOR: David Austen-Smith |
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CASEPACK (YES or NO?) : Yes |
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**ATTENDANCE AT ALL SESSIONS IS MANDATORY** FIRST ASSIGNMENT: Session 1, Introduction To develop successful crisis management strategies, managers need to be able to evaluate the crisis potential of their business. A key component of successfully predicting whether a business decision may have adverse consequences is to understand the motivations of stakeholders and their capacity for action. I will also give a brief overview of the class content and will discuss organizational and logistic issues. Case: Course Packet: Buffalo Savings Bank (A) AssignmentAssume the role of managers in Buffalo Savings Bank (A). Analyze BSB’s situation, adopt a policy with respect to calling the loans, and develop a strategy for achieving your objective. It is convenient to think of policies as being represented as a point along the following spectrum: No Call..............Call but compromise.............Call, period An example of a compromise might be to offer borrowers an opportunity to refinance below the market rate. Be prepared to give a short presentation of your findings. You do not need to prepare any written materials or Power Point presentations. |
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1. TEXT -- REQUIRED or RECOMMENDED?: Course Packet (see above for details) |
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Number of hand outs to be added: 200 Do you class have a Mandatory First Class? Yes |
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TERM: Winter 2007-2008 |
COURSE #: SEEK 441 |
SECTION: 71 |
COURSE NAME: Strategic Management in Non-Market Environments |
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INSTRUCTOR: Daniel Diermeier |
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CASEPACK - YES or NO?: YES |
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FIRST ASSIGNMENT: The reading for this session illustrates the types of issues to be considered in the course and presents approaches for organizing your analysis of the non-market environment. Future sessions will examine these components in more detail with an increasing emphasis on the development of analytic concepts and the formulation of non-market strategies. These concepts will be discussed in the context of the Consumer Financial case. Case: Consumer Financial [in course reader] Assignment:It is |
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IS ATTENDANCE AT FIRST CLASS MANDATORY – YES OR NO?: YES |
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1. TEXT - REQUIRED or RECOMMENDED?: REQUIRED |
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AUTHOR: David Baron |
PUBLISHER: Prentice Hall |
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TITLE: Business and It’s Environment |
ED./DATE: 5th Ed. |
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2. TEXT - REQUIRED or RECOMMENDED?: REQUIRED |
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AUTHOR: Malcolm Gladwell |
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TITLE: The Tipping Point |
ED./DATE: Reprint ed. January 7, 2002 |
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3. TEXT - REQUIRED or RECOMMENDED?: REQUIRED |
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AUTHOR: Thomas L. Friedman |
PUBLISHER: Farrar, Straus and Giroux |
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TITLE: The World is Flat |
ED./DATE: Expanded and Updated edition, April 18, 2006 |
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TERM: Winter 2007-08 |
COURSE #: SEEK 935 |
SECTION: 71 |
COURSE NAME: Environmental Management & Sustainability |
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INSTRUCTOR: Lynne Kiesling |
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CASEPACK - YES or NO?: No |
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FIRST ASSIGNMENT: Will be available on website |
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IS ATTENDANCE AT FIRST CLASS MANDATORY – YES OR NO?: Yes |
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