Las Cruz – The Fall 2022 semester is just coming to an end. New he is seeing new beginnings in leadership at the University of Mexico, especially in the Faculty of Business.
After a national survey, NMSU selected Brian Aschenbaum as the next Dean of the School of Business in May, officially beginning the role on July 5.
“My time has been wonderful as my new colleagues have warmly welcomed me and my family to Las Cruces and NMSU. I did basic “reconnaissance work”. We know where everything is, who is doing what, and how it all fits together. I’m taking the leadership team out for his one-on-one lunch. I buy, but they have to choose a restaurant I haven’t been to yet!”
“Dean Ashenbaum has landed and is ready for launch. He has a unique idea and he is not shy about sharing it. He has already earned the trust of his peers as he begins to tackle challenges such as promotion, tenure cases, and connections with the surrounding business community.”
Aschenbaum received his Ph.D. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Arizona State University in 2006. Also at ASU Supply She holds a Master of Business Administration degree in Chain Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology.
Prior to moving to NMSU, Ashenbaum was Associate Dean of Curriculum and Graduate Programs at the University of Miami’s Farmer School of Business.
Colleagues from the School of Management have already shared that they look forward to working with Aschenbaum and have confidence in his leadership.
“Dean Ashenbaum made a huge impact on the College of Business in his short time at NMSU,” said Associate Dean Mary Jo Bilott. “His previous position as Associate Dean has adequately prepared him for the needs of the University’s leadership. I look forward to digging deeper.”
Associate Dean Daniel James said: “He seems to have already made a positive impact in many ways. I look forward to working with Dean Ashenbaum and assisting him in fulfilling his mission and that of the College of Business.” I appreciate the fact that Dean Ashenbaum served his country in the United States Navy.”
The new dean’s vision for the College of Business, NMSU, and the region is highly optimistic.
“I am very honored to be chosen as the dean of the University of Business,” said Aschenbaum. Making the region a logical place for economic development and renewal, and in the heart of this important region, this wonderful university has a competent and dedicated faculty and staff, and students Armed with this experience, I am ready to go out into the world.During the interview, I expressed my vision for COB to be the ‘Destination Business College of the Southwest and the Borderlands’. I am very excited to be here and join this journey with my colleagues. “
A month into NMSU, Ashenbaum continues to focus on the longer term: engagement.
“I plan to reach out to more recruiters, have students hired, reach out to organizational leaders, have them speak, and serve on various boards and centers. We are also planning trips to cities with alumni groups to reconnect with our alma mater and the next generation of Aggies. assessment and focusing on AACSB recertification,” he said.
Ashenbaum added that he is very excited and full of energy for the start of the new school year. I also enjoy getting to know my students, their motivations, what works for them and what they can improve. I meet with student clubs and organizations, stop by the hallways to chat, and hold ‘dean’s office hours’ to hear their voices.NMSU is a vibrant community and in all its glory I want to see Go Aggies! “
Tatiana Favela contributes to Marketing and Communications for New Mexico State University. 7953, or by emailing her at tfavela5@nmsu.edu.
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