JosephA.Alutto　Fisher College

　　候选人：JosephA.Alutto　Fisher　College　of　Business The　Ohio　State　University

　　个人介绍：

　　EDUCATION

　　1962　BBA　Manhattan College - Business Administration

　　1965　MA　University of Illinois - Industrial Relations

　　1968　PhD　Cornell University - Organizational Behavior

　　ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

　　1998-Present　Executive Dean of the Professional Colleges, The Ohio State University

　　The professional colleges cluster includes Fisher College of Business, College of Education, College of Engineering, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, College of Human Ecology, Moritz College of Law, and College of Social Work.? The Executive Dean is responsible for coordinating activities among cluster members and representing cluster interests in university-wide deliberations.? The Executive Dean serves on key planning and implementation committees of the university (e.g., President’s Cabinet, Dean’s Steering Committee, President’s Council on Women’s Issues, University Budget Advisory Committee) providing guidance to the president and provost on university-wide matters.

　　1991-Present　Dean and John W. Berry, Sr. Chair in Business and Professor of Management,

　　Max M. Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University

　　Chief administrative officer responsible for all academic and non-academic operations of the Fisher College involving 110 faculty, 120 staff members, 5,000 graduate and undergraduate students and an operating budget of over $55 million.　Initiatives have focused on: reallocating instructional resources to focus on graduate (MBA and Ph.D.) programs while also upgrading undergraduate programs (e.g., introduction of two new honors programs and business minor concentration); planning for and constructing a new six building, $135 million campus for the college (ground breaking occurred June 1995 with completion in June 2002); creating a six building living-learning center for MBA students; expanding executive education programs; redesigning internal governance structures to provide greater emphasis on faculty, staff and student participation in program planning and implementation activities; creating special centers of excellence (e.g., Service Leadership, International Business, Operational Excellence, Information Technology, Entrepreneurship); expanding international programs; raising over $165 million in private giving; increasing the college permanent endowment to over $130 million; significantly improving external rankings for MBA and undergraduate programs; and enhancing support for faculty research.

　　1976-1990　Dean, School of Management, State University of New York at Buffalo

　　Chief administrative officer responsible for all academic and non-academic operations of the school.? Accomplishments included: Business Week ranking of school as one of forty best in the U.S.; establishment by Bilateral Protocol of first MBA program based in People's Republic of China; securing $4,000,000 funding from the United States and People's Republic of China to fund first ten years of China based MBA Program; creation of Regional Economic Assistance Center; establishment of Center for Management Development resulting in? NUCEA Region II Awards for Outstanding Non-credit Program Development (1985), Marketing Plan Innovations (1988) and NUCEA National Award for Innovative Certificate and non-Traditional Degree Programs (1990); organizing facilities design, fund generation and movement of all faculty and staff to the new Jacobs Management Center; fourfold increase in external research funding; creation of five funded chairs and three alumni professorships; reaccreditation of all programs and initial accreditation of accounting programs by AACSB; development of new programs in management information systems, international management (with special emphases on Mexico, Eastern Europe, Indonesia, Japan and China), financial institutions and markets, and health care management; establishment of a career development and placement office in the school as well as an alumni and corporate development office; creation of six regional, national and international external executive advisory boards for academic programs; creation of International Executive Program; development of joint programs with Faculties of Engineering and Social Sciences; generation of support for dean's summer fellowship program for faculty; securing support for multiple student fellowship programs; implementation of the first on-campus individualized budgeting system for all faculty and staff; chairing multiple university-wide committees.

　　1966-1991　Clarence S. Marsh Professor, Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor

　　State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Management

　　Department of Organization and Human Resources

　　Activities include:　lecturing widely in executive development programs for senior and middle level managers focusing on structural characteristics of organizations, matrix forms of design, performance and productivity, leadership, quality control and improvement processed, and conflict management; research focusing on comparative analyses of professional employment systems, studies of patterns of participation in organizational decision-making, analysis of structural design and performance; teaching courses in organizational theory and analysis, research methods, organizational design strategies, leadership and the comparative analysis of professional occupations; acted as dissertation chairman for twelve completed Ph.D.s; committee activities included Ph.D., MBA, Curriculum and Inter-University Advisory Committee to the Survey Research Center; Executive Committee of the Graduate School; Faculty Review Committee and Committee on Promotion and Evaluation Standards; served as a "reviewer-referee" for Management Science, Social Forces, Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Administrative Science Quarterly, member, Editorial Review Board, Academy of Management Review, 1981-84; 1972-74 served as Chairman, Ph.D. Program, responsible for program design, policy development and program administration; 1975-76 Associate Dean, responsible for all internal resource allocation and internal university relationships.

　　1974-75 Visiting Professor of Behavioral Science, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University.

　　1971-72 Visiting Associate Professor of Industrial Sociology, Department of Sociology, Brock University.

　　1968-72 Off-Campus Faculty Member - Cornell University, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations.

　　SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

　　Books and Monographs

　　Dansereau, F., J. Alutto, and F. Yammarino　Theory Testing in Organizational Behavior:? The Varient Approach.　Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:　Prentice-Hall, 1984.

　　Dansereau, F., J. Alutto and F. Yammarino.　Instructors Manual:? Theory Testing in Organizational Behavior:　The Varient Approach.　Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:　Prentice Hall, 1984.

　　Articles and Book Chapters

　　Alutto, J.　“Culture, Levels of Analysis, and Cultural Transition” in F. Dansereau and F. Yammarino.　The Many Faces of Multi-Level Issues- Research in Multi-Level Issues, Vol I., Elsevier Science Ltd., 2002.

　　Alutto, J.　“Just-in-Time Management Education In The 21st Century,” HR Magazine, 21st　

　　Century HR, Vol. 44, No. 11, January 2000.

　　Dansereau, F., F. Yammarino, S. Markham, J. Alutto, J. Newman, M. Dumas, S. Nachman, T. Naughton, K. Kim, S. Al-Kelabi, S. Lee, and T. Keller.　“Individualized Leadership: A New Multiple-Level Approach,” in Dansereau, F. and Yammarino, F. (Eds) Leadership: The Multiple-Level Approaches, JAI Press, 1998.

　　Dansereau, F., F. Yammarino, S. Markham, J. Alutto, J. Newman, M. Dumas, S. Nachman, T. Naughton, K. Kim, S. Al-Kelabi, S. Lee, and T. Keller.　“Extensions to the Individualized Leadership Approach: Placing the Approach in Context,” in Dansereau, F. and Yammarino, F. (Eds) Leadership: The Multiple-Level Approaches, JAI Press, 1998.

　　Dansereau, F., F. Yammarino, S. Markham, J. Alutto, J. Newman, M. Dumas, S. Nachman, T. Naughton, K. Kim, S. Al-Kelabi, S. Lee, and T. Keller.　"Individualized Leadership: A New Multiple-Level Approach," Leadership Quarterly, 1995.

　　Alutto, J. "Whither Doctoral Business Education　An Exploration of Program Models" Selections, Graduate Management Admissions Council, Spring, 1993.

　　Alutto, J. "Issues Affecting Management Education" Selections, Graduate Management Admissions Council, Fall, 1991.

　　Dansereau, F. and J. Alutto "Levels of Analysis Issues In Climate and Culture Research" in B. Schneider (Ed.) Climate and Culture in Organizations, Beverly Hills, California: Jossey Bass, 1990.

　　Alutto, J. and D. Coleman.　"Cross-Cultural Examination of Chinese Managers" in C. Carl Pegels, Management and Industry in China.　NYC:　Praeger, 1987.

　　Parasuraman, S. and J. Alutto.　"Sources and Outcomes of Stress in Organizational Settings:　Toward the Development of a Structural Model," Academy of Management Journal, 1984.

　　Markham, S., F. Dansereau, J. Alutto and M. Dumas.　"Leadership Convergence:　An Application of Within and Between Analysis to Validity," Applied Psychological Measurement, 1983.

　　Markham, S., F. Dansereau and J. Alutto.　"Absenteeism Rates as Measures in Organizational Experiments:　Hidden Cyclical and Structural Variations." Review of Business and Economic Research, 1983.

　　Markham, S., F. Dansereau, J. Alutto. "On the Use of Shift as an Independent Variable in Absenteeism Research," Journal of Occupational Psychology, 1982.

　　Markham, S., F. Dansereau, J. Alutto. "Group Size and Absenteeism Rates:? A Longitudinal Analysis," Academy of Management Journal, 1982.

　　Markham, S., F. Dansereau and J. Alutto. "Female Versus Male Absence Rates: A Temporal Analysis."? Personnel Psychology, 1982.

　　Parasuraman, S. and J. Alutto."An Examination of the Organizational Antecedents of Stressors at Work."Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 24, No. 1, March 1981.

　　Dansereau, F., J. Alutto, S. Markham and M. Dumas. "Multiplexed Supervision and Leadership: An Application of Within and Between Analysis." In Hunt, J., U. Sckaran, and C. Schrieshiem (eds.), Leadership: Beyond Establishment Views, Carbondale, IL: SIU Press 1981.

　　Dansereau, F., J. Alutto, S. Markham and M. Dumas. "A Multiplexed Response to Professors Bass and Morely."? In Hunt, J., C. Schrieshiem and U. Qekaran, Leadership　Beyond Establishment Views, Carbondale, IL: SIU Press 1981.

　　Dansereau, F., J. Alutto and S. Markham. An Initial Investigation into the "An Initial Investigation into the Suitability of Absenteeism Rates as Measures of Performance," Proceedings of the 1977 Academy of Management, Orlando, Florida; reprinted in Bryant, D. and Niehaus, R. Manpower and Organizational Design, New York:? Plenum Press, 1978.

　　Alutto, J. Review of R. Miles, "Theories of Management," in Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Vol. 32, July 1978.

　　Vredenburgh, D. and J. Alutto. "Perceived Structure in Relation to Industrial Attitudes and Performance," Organization and Administrative Sciences, Vol. 8, Summer-Fall 1977.

　　Alutto, J. and D. Vredenburgh."Characteristics of Decisional Participation by Nurses," Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 20, No. 2, 1977.

　　Alutto, J. and F. Acito.? "Decisional Participation and Sources of Satisfaction; A Study of Manufacturing Personnel," Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 17, No. 1, 1974.

　　Alutto, J. And J. Belasco. "Attitudinal Militancy Among Professional Employees," Industrial and Labor Relations Review, January 1974.

　　Hrebiniak, L. And J. Alutto "A comparative Organizational Study of Performance and Size Correlates in In-Patient Psychiatric Departments, Administrative Science Quarterly, September 1973.

　　Alutto, J. And J. Belasco. "Patterns of Teacher Participation in School System Decision-Making," Educational Administration Quarterly, Winter 1972; translated and reprinted in J. Goldstein (ed.), Studies in Educational Administration and Organization, Center for Educational Administration, University of Haifa, 1973.

　　Alutto, J., L. Hrebiniak and R. Alonso.? "On Operationalizing the Concept of Commitment," Social Forces, June 1973.

　　Hrebiniak, L. and J. Alutto.? "Personal and Role-Related Factors in the Development of Organizational Commitment," Administrative Science Quarterly, December 1972.

　　Belasco, J. and J. Alutto.? "Line-Staff Conflicts:? Some Empirical Insights," Journal of the Academy of Management, November 1969; reprinted in Turner, Filley and House (eds.), Readings in Managerial Process and Organizational Behavior, Scott-Foresman, 1972.

　　Alutto, J., R. Alonso and L. Hrebiniak.? "Job Tension Among Hospital Employed Nurses," Supervisor Nurse, March 1972.

　　Belasco, J., J. Alutto and A. Glassman.? "A Study of School Community Conflict," in J. Belasco, and M. Milstein (eds.), A Systems Approach to School Administration, Allyn and Bacon, 1972.

　　Alutto, J. and J. Belasco.? "A Typology for Participation in Organizational Decision-Making," Administrative Science Quarterly, March 1972.

　　Alutto, J.? A book review of Tiffany, et al, "The Unemployed:? A Social-Psychological Portrait," Industrial and Labor Relations Review, January 1972.

　　Alutto, J.? "Professionals and Collective Bargaining:　The Case of the American Nurses Association," in M. Arnold, L. Blankenship and J. Hess (eds.), Administering Health Systems, Atherton-Aldine, 1971.

　　Belasco, J. and J. Alutto.? "Teacher Satisfaction and Decisional Participation," Educational Administration Quarterly, November 1971.

　　Belasco, J., J. Alutto and A. Glassman.? "A Study of Conflicts in Community and Teacher Perceptions of Decisional Control in School Systems," Education and Urban Society, November 1971.

　　Alutto, J., L. Hrebiniak and R. Alonso.? "Variations in Employing Institution and Influence Perceptions Among Nursing Personnel,” Journal of Health and Social Behavior, June 1971; reprinted in Supervisor Nurse, September 1971.

　　Alutto, J., L. Hrebiniak and R. Alonso.? "A Study of Differential Socialization Practices for Members of the Professional Occupation," Journal of Health and Social Behavior, September 1971.

　　Alutto, J. and L. Hrebiniak.? "Analysis of a Student Stereotype:? The Effective Corporate Executive," Public Opinion Quarterly, Winter 1970.

　　Alutto, J.? "Dynamics of Questionnaire Completion and Return Among Professional and Managerial Personnel," Journal of Applied Psychology, October 1970.

　　Alutto, J.? "A Note on Determining Questionnaire Destination in Survey Research," Social Forces, December 1969.

　　Belasco, J., J. Alutto and F. Greene.? "A Case Study of Strike Behavior in an Urban School System," Education and Urban Society, November 1969.

　　Belasco, J. and J. Alutto.? "Organizational Impacts of Teacher Negotiations," Industrial Relations, October 1969.

　　Trice, H., J. Belasco and J. Alutto.? "The Role of Ceremonials in Organizations," Industrial and Labor Relations Review, October 1969. Alutto, J. "Men, Motivation and Productivity,” Administrative Management Society, Professional Bulletin, August 1969.

　　Alutto, J. "Organizations and the Variable Identification," Cornell Journal of Social Relations, Fall 1967.

　　Alutto, J. "Collective Bargaining, Nursing Attitudes and the Local Unit Concept," New York State Nurse, August 1967.

　　Alutto, J.? "Identification:? State and Process Considerations," and Process Considerations,” Cornell Journal of Social Relations, Spring 1967.

　　SAMPLE PRESENTATIONS

　　Numerous presentations (ten to twenty per year) to corporate and civic groups on trends in management education and the design of corporations in an age of rapid change and international competition.? Examples of presentation topics include:

　　“Strategies for Change: Building the Fisher College of Business,” to multiple corporate organizations.

　　“Leadership Perspectives for Complex Environments,” to multiple corporate organizations.

　　“Dean’s Advisory Councils-Some Key Issues,” AACSB Mid-Continent Deans, Chicago, IL and Ohio Business Deans, Ashland, OH.

　　“Making Your Business Advisory Council a Strategic Asset of Your Institution,” AACSB Deans Conference, Orlando, FL.

　　“Status of the Industry and Importance of Communications,” AACSB International Public and Media Relations and Business School Development Conference, Atlanta, GA.

　　“What is Leadership?” The Ohio State University Winter College, Sarasota, FL.

　　“Shaping Leaders for a Service-Based Economy,” Metropolitan Club, New York, NY.

　　“Working with Development,” The Ohio State University New Academic Leader Orientation, Columbus, OH.

　　“Social Responsibility, Corporate Citizenship and Integrity,” Olentangy Business Hall of Fame Breakfast, Delaware, OH.

　　“A Platform for Progress: Designing and Developing A New Campus,” AACSB Annual Meeting, New York, NY.

　　“Building Partnerships, Building Community, Building Success In Ohio,” The Commercial Developers Power Breakfast, Columbus, OH.

　　“Globalizing the University,” The Ohio State University Alumni Association Annual Meeting, Columbus, OH.

　　“Human Resources Policies For the 21st Century,” CIC Human Resources Officers Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

　　“The Future of Business Education,” AACSB Presidential Address, Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

　　“The Future of Undergraduate Business Education,” AACSB Conference on Business Education, Pennsylvania State University.

　　"Corporate Training Needs in China and the Role for U.S. Universities," China Human Resources Committee of the National Foreign Trade Council, New York City.

　　"Lessons to be Learned from Sino-US Joint Venture Activities," The National Convention of Japan Productivity Center, Kobe, Japan, and Kansai Economic Federation, Osaka, Japan.

　　"Sino-US Joint Ventures:? Lessons for Economics in Transition," Society for Chinese Economics and Management, New Orleans.

　　"Issues Affecting Management Schools," Keynote address at the Annual Meeting of the Graduate Management Council, Vancouver.

　　"Strategies for Change," American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, Annual Seminar for Business School Deans.

　　"Internationalizing Business Schools," American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, Annual Seminar.

　　"University Strategies for Involvement in State and Regional Economic Development," Annual Meeting of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business.

　　"An Initial Examination of Changes in Managerial Job Perceptions as a Result of Economic Reform in The Peoples' Republic of China," Academy of Management Meetings, Chicago.

　　CONSULTING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

　　Served as consultant to banks, manufacturing firms, aerospace companies, health care agencies, school districts and university systems. Included on arbitrator lists of American Arbitration Association and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Arbitration activities have included cases in transportation, electronics, steel, food distribution, equipment manufacturing industries and state and federal agencies, educational institutions, police departments.　Visiting Expert on Organizational Design and Human Resource Management, National Center for Science and Technology Management Development, People's Republic of China, 1981 - 1991 (Program co-sponsored by United States Department of Commerce and People's Republic of China). Appointed as Advisor to the first session of the Dalian Behavioral Sciences Association and first International Dean for the Dalian University School of Business. Served as Visiting Professor at the College of Management, Zheijang University and has lectured widely throughout China.

　　Member, Board of Directors, Columbus-Franklin County Finance Port Authority (2006-present)

　　Member, Board of Directors, M/I Homes (2005-present)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Nationwide Financial Services, Inc. (2002-present)

　　Member, Board of Directors, United Retail Group, Inc. (1992-present)

　　Member, Board of Trustees, Experience Columbus (2001-present)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Columbus Regional Airport Authority (2002-2005)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Barrister Global Services Network, Inc. (2000-2003)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Inroads, Inc. (1994-2004)

　　Member, Board of Advisors, Bank One, N.A. (1994-2000)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Comptek Research, Inc. (1987-2000)

　　Member, Board of Directors, American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business-The International Association for Management Education (1994-1999), President-elect (1995-6), President (1996-1998 only the second two term President in history of AACSB)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Ohio State Life Insurance Company (1995-1997)

　　Campaign Chairman, The Ohio State University, United Way of Franklin County (1992)

　　Member, U.S. Department of Commerce Advisory Board on Management Training in The Peoples' Republic of China (1985-1991)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Rand Capital Corp. (1986-1991)

　　Chairman, Board of Directors, Health Care Plan, Inc. (1987-1991)

　　Member, Long Range Planning Committee on the United Way of Buffalo and Erie County;?? Chair, International Operations Task Force; Chair, Strategic Planning Committee (1981-1987)

　　Campaign Chairman, United Way of Buffalo and Erie County ($15.8 million Campaign) 1988

　　Member, Board of Directors, United Way of Buffalo and Erie County (1984-1991)

　　Member, Accreditation Visitation Committee, Long-Range Planning Committee, Key Relationships Task Force, International Business Affairs Committee, International Peer Review Marketing Task Force, Strategic Planning Oversight Committee, Board Liaison representative to regional meetings, American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business

　　Member, School Board, Amherst Central School District (1981-1987); President (1982-1987)

　　Member, Board of Governors, Academy of Management (1984-1986)

　　Member, Board of Directors, Greater Buffalo Chamber of Commerce (1980-198

　　class=Section2>SPECIAL HONORS

　　Numerous special local recognitions for service to community (e.g., Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, etc.).　In addition:

　　October, 2004 - Named Honorary International Dean, School of Management, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China.

　　January, 2000 - Selected as one of the Small Business News Columbus 100 Leaders for the New Millennium.

　　September, 1999 - Awarded John W. Berry, Sr. Chair in Business, The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business.

　　June, 1999 - Distinguished Alumni Award for Leadership in Industrial and Labor Relations, University of Illinois, Institute of Industrial and Labor Relations.

　　May, 1997 - Inducted into The Ohio State University Chapter of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.

　　May, 1996 - Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, Manhattan College.

　　September, 1990 - Awarded Clarence S. Marsh Chair in Management, State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Management.

　　June, 1990 - Joseph A. Alutto Doctoral Fellowship in Management, endowment created by the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Management Alumni Association in honor of contributions to doctoral education in management.

　　May, 1990 - Recipient of Walter P. Cooke Award for Notable and Meritorious Service to the State University of New York at Buffalo, SUNY at Buffalo Alumni Association.

　　January, 1989 - National Award for "Outstanding Contributions to the Economic Modernization of China" by the State Economic Commission, State Commission on Science and Technology and State Education Commission of the Peoples' Republic of China.

　　October, 1983 - National Columbus Day Honoree for Contributions to Management Education.

　　ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

　　American Sociological Association

　　American Psychological Association

　　Academy of Management - Secretary, Eastern Academy, 1973-74;

　　Board of Governors, 1975-78 and 1980-84; Proceedings Editor, 1978

　　and 1979; Vice-President Program, 1978; Vice President Elect, 1979;

　　President, 1980; Chair 1993 Annual Meeting (Seattle).

　　American Association for the Advancement of Science

　　Labor and Employment Relations Association