School of Technology Management President Harold J. Ravech recently announced the selection of the Hon . Under Secretary of the Navy, as the new dean for the Stevens' Wesley J. Howe School of Technology Management. Hultin will begin initial work with Stevens in mid-August as he prepares for the transition. In the 2000-2001 academic year, he will replace the school's retiring dean, Dr. James Tietjen, who plans to continue a close relationship with Stevens after his retirement. The new economy's challenges ring clear in today's news.
Technology companies start, succeed and fail with astounding speed.
The stock market rides a roller coaster. Corporate giants battle to keep the best employees and maintain a market edge. Underlying all this activity is a critical need for professionals who thoroughly understand the interrelationships between new technologies and business, including e-business. Stevens is preparing such leaders this fall, as the first classes in the new business and technology program begin. Recognizing Rights in Distance Learning.