Rutgers Professors win prestigious business education awards
March 3, 2009
Two Rutgers Business School professors were recognized for their substantial contributions to business education at the New Jersey Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference.Joseph Markert, Instructor of Management and Global Business was named “Business Person of the Year,” and “Outstanding Local Adviser.” Michael P. Schoderbek, Associate Professor Accounting, Business Ethics & Information Systems, was named “Business Professional of the Year.” The 33rd annual conference was held on February 28, 2009 in Trenton, New Jersey.Rutgers Business School focuses on delivering the business, science, and technology credentials that global employers demand. With the direction of its strong faculty and directors, Rutgers Business School maintains its standing as a premier business school that recognizes the importance of real-world, experiential learning and professional activities from which students can learn.Phi Beta Lambda (Future Business Leaders of America) is the national honor society for business students. These awards showcase the faculty involvement in real-world learning with students. Rutgers Business School congratulates Joseph Markert and Michael P. Schoderbek for this impressive recognition and is thankful for their continued dedication to the school’s mission and objectives.
