Matusik named interim dean of CU’s Leeds School of Business
BOULDER —Sharon F. Matusik has been appointed the interim dean of the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business and will begin the job in January, the university announced on Monday.
Matusik will replace economist William Kaempfer, senior vice provost and associate vice chancellor for budget and planning, who has served as interim dean of the business school for the past two months.
Kaempfer replaced David Ikenberry who resigned in August following accusations about Ikenberry’s treatment of women in the school and a report by the Daily Camera that he’d faced three gender-discrimination lawsuits in recent years.
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Matusik currently serves as senior associate dean for faculty and research and professor of strategy and entrepreneurship. She has served in numerous other leadership roles, such as academic director of the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship at the Leeds School and as a board member for nonprofit organizations such as MBA Women International, formerly Graduate Women in Business. She speaks regularly on topics related to innovation and entrepreneurship and advises local entrepreneurial ventures. She is the 2014 recipient of the Leeds School’s William H. Baughn Distinguished Service Award and has also received awards for her research, teaching and service to her profession. Matusik worked as a consultant before entering academics.
BOULDER —Sharon F. Matusik has been appointed the interim dean of the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business and will begin the job in January, the university announced on Monday.
Matusik will replace economist William Kaempfer, senior vice provost and associate vice chancellor for budget and planning, who has served as interim dean of the business school for the past two months.
Kaempfer replaced David Ikenberry who resigned in August following accusations about Ikenberry’s treatment of women in the school…
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