It planned many community service events and lectures during the year, as well as a book, Corporate Social Responsibility . . . Bottom Line Impacts, to serve as a resource to future business leaders. Joe White is a great champion of the school and he sells it to anybody who listens. Ted Snyder is more low-key, but he is hard at work behind the scenes on student satisfaction and faculty recruiting issues. The faculty are incredibly broad and deep.
People have a sense of humor here.
They also have a lot of character. Michigan really has developed into a superb place for international business, much of which is due to the Davidson Institute. The Africa Corps does some good work in an area of the world typically neglected by MBA programs. In the US, the Domestic Corps pairs up students with Indian reservations, inner-city community development groups, and the like to offer them business skills that are in short supply. Michigan excels in providing a strong general management program with a balance of analytical and interpersonal development.