A Matter of Course
During the student conferences of a past semester, one young woman seemed surprised as, word by word, we pored over her essay. When we finished, she said, “So you’re one of those teachers that words matter for?”
Her unsettling question reminded me of another student’s assertion, that same semester, that “people who read are boring.”
When I mentioned that startling statement to a colleague, he commented, "Yes, and people who don’t are so interesting."
Oscar Jerome Stewart
Oscar Jerome Stewart is an assistant professor of management in the College of Business and member of the Sustainable Business group. Oscar primary teaches the seminar course on Business and Society, and his research focuses on the intersection of organizational theory, strategy, and business ethics.
Nga N Ho-Dac
Joseph Andrew Barranco
| B.A. 1993 | Harvard University | Physics, Astronomy & Astrophysics |
| Ph.D. 2004 | University of California, Berkeley | Astrophysics |
Sheldon Gen, Ph.D.
Anne H Koch
Anne Koch is a member of the management department in the College of Business at San Francisco State University. Previously, she was a research fellow at SPRU, the Institute of Science, Technology and Policy Research at Sussex University in the United Kingdom, and a research fellow at the Haas School of Business in University of California, Berkeley.
Neeti Rawat Fidurko
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