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Faculty Profile
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Dr. Mark Wellman
Tyser Teaching Fellow
Ph.D., George Washington
University
4552 Van Munching Hall
301.405.0831
mwellman@rhsmith.umd.edu
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Mark Wellman is currently a
Tyser Teaching Fellow at the
Robert H. Smith School of
Business and Director of the
Business, Society & the Economy
program of College Park Scholars
program. Dr. Wellman
has received numerous
outstanding awards including a
faculty fellowship from the
Graduate Management Admission
Council Education Research
Institute. His research is
examining the impact of the MBA
degree on career success
outcomes. For his outstanding
contribution to business
education, he received the Alan Krowe Award for Teaching
Excellence. He teaches in the
area of global strategy, and
organizational change. His
research interests include human
capital, career success, and
strategic management. Dr.
Wellman is a member of the
Academy of Management
Before returning to the
classroom in 2001, he served as
the assistant dean of the MBA/MS
programs at the Robert H. Smith
School of Business from
1990-2001. During his tenure, he
was part of an ambitious effort
to enhance the reputation of the
MBA program. Dr. Wellman also
participated in a comprehensive
renewal of the MBA and oversaw
the program expansion. Full-time
MBA enrollment increased by more
than 100 percent and part-time
enrollment increased nearly 175
percent. In addition, he
assisted in the opening of three
off campus locations for the MBA
program.
Prior to arriving at Maryland in
1990, he served as the director
of graduate studies in business
at Bowling Green State
University.
Dr. Wellman holds a Ph.D. in
Business Administration with a
focus on organizational behavior
and development from the George
Washington University School of
Business Administration. In
addition, he has an
undergraduate and graduate
degree from Bowling Green State
University.
Primary Research
Areas:
Honors and
Awards
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Management Education
Research Institute Faculty
Fellowship 2006
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Allen J. Krowe Award for
Teaching, University of
Maryland, 2003
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MBA Association Service Award
2001
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MBA Association Service Award
1999
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