On 28 August, the School of Business (SBUS) welcomed 13 new faculty members across the Departments of Accountancy, Economics and Finance, Management, and Marketing. Joining SBUS from leading universities in Asia, Europe and North America, the new academics bring a wealth of expertise, international perspectives and research strengths that will further enrich the School’s teaching, research and academic community.
To welcome the new colleagues, the School hosted a New Faculty Orientation Lunch attended by the Dean, Associate Deans, Department Heads and School management. Beyond serving as an introduction to the School, the gathering provided a valuable platform for faculty members and School leadership to connect, exchange ideas and begin building professional relationships across departments.
During the event, new faculty members shared their backgrounds and research interests, opening the door to future interdisciplinary collaboration. School leaders also introduced the School’s strategic priorities and key initiatives, helping faculty members gain a deeper understanding of the opportunities and support available within the SBUS community. As a gesture of welcome, Dean Professor Sam PARK presented SBUS welcome gifts to the new faculty members, reflecting the School’s commitment to fostering a collegial and supportive environment.
As SBUS continues to attract talent from around the globe, cultivating early connections among faculty members remains essential to advancing research, enhancing the student experience and strengthening the School’s position as a vibrant and internationally connected business school.
Welcoming the School’s newest faculty members, Dean Park shared how their expertise and perspectives will contribute to the continued growth and development of SBUS.
Through personal introductions, new faculty members exchanged ideas and insights, laying the foundation for professional connections across disciplines.
Dean Park presented SBUS welcome gifts to new faculty members, extending a warm welcome on behalf of the School community.
The orientation lunch provided an informal setting for meaningful conversations and relationship building across departments and disciplines.