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The state-of-the-art McCord Hall broke ground on ASU's Tempe campus in October 2011. When it opens for Fall 2013, it will feature more than 129,000 square feet of innovativ…
ASU's Carey biz school in Tempe expanding into new McCord Hall
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LoydEskildson posted at 3:37 pm on Mon, Jan 7, 2013.
The Carey School of Business' only need is a new faculty. I graduated from there in the early 1970s and found them all second- or third-rate, at best. Lots of nit-picking on minor issues, no useful awareness whatsoever of big-picture aspects such as strategy and Japanese operational management/improvement. My son also graduated from the ASU School of Business - still shallow substance spooned out by pompous professors of no note.