John Hooker

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T. Jerome Holleran Professor of Business Ethics and Social Responsibility; Professor of Operations Research

Teaching and Research Interests:

• Operations research and mathematical programming, international business ethics, cross-cultural issues.

Useful Links:

• Research website with publication list

Awards:

• Sustained Teaching Excellence Award, B.S. Business Administration Program, Tepper School of Business - 2009
• INFORMS Fellow Award for significant contributions to the advancement of operations research and the management sciences - 2007
• Tepper School of Business Distinguished Academic Service Award for leadership in undergraduate Business Administration Program - 2001
• Best paper in operations research/computer science interface, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences - 1992

Editorial Boards:

• Springer-Verlag (Editorial Advisory Board), 2005
• Journal of Business Ethics Education (Editor-in-Chief), 2002-
• Journal on Heuristics (Associate Editor), 1995-
• INFORMS Journal on Computing (Area Editor), 1989-

Other Professional Activities:

• Visiting research scientist, Centre for AI and Robotics, Bangalore, India (1989, 1992)
• Visiting Professor: Aarhus University, Denmark (1991-1992)
• Visiting Professor: Monash University, Australia (1997)
• Visiting Professor: Africa University, Zimbabwe (1997)
• Visiting Professor: Shanghai Economic Management College, China (1998)
• Visiting Professor: Bilkent University, Turkey (1999)
• Visiting Professor: Hong Kong Polytechnic University (2001)
• Director, Center for International Corporate Responsibility, Carnegie Mellon University
• Visiting Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, Qatar Campus (2004)
• Visiting Professor: London School of Economics (2008, part-time 2009-2011)

Courses Taught:

• Ethics Module (45-785)
  (Masters Program)
  • 2008, Mini 1 (Section: A)
  • 2007, Mini 1 (Section: A)
  
  
• Cross-Cultural Management and Ethics (45-945)
  (Masters Program)
  • 2007, Mini 3 (Section: A)
  
  
• Linear Programming (47-834)
  (Ph.D. Program)
  • 2007, Mini 1 (Section: A)
  
  
• Advanced Linear Programming (47-838)
  (Ph.D. Program)
  • 2009, Mini 4 (Section: A)
  
  
• Business, Society and Ethics (70-332)
  (BSBA Program)
  • 2008, Spring (Section: A)
  • 2008, Spring (Section: B)
  • 2008, Spring (Section: Q)
  • 2007, Fall (Section: A)
  • 2007, Fall (Section: B)
  
  
• Managing Across Cultures (70-342)
  (BSBA Program)
  • 2009, Spring (Section: A)
  • 2007, Fall (Section: A)
  • 2007, Fall (Section: B)