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  • 1.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:08
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
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  • 2.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:25
    Harry

    Thanks you for sharing this terribly sad news.  I will miss her deeply.

    Best

    Mark

    ----------------

    Mark Sharfman PhD.

    Puterbaugh Chair in American Enterprise
    Director, Division of Management & International Business

    Interim Director, Division of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development

    Price College of Business 
    307 W. Brooks - Rm. 206A 
    University of Oklahoma 
    Norman, OK 73019-0450 USA 
    +405.325.5689 (voice) 
    +405.325.7688 (fax) 
    Msharfman@ou.edu 
    http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/S/Mark.P.Sharfman-1/

     

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    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] on behalf of Harry Van Buren [hjvb3@UNM.EDU]
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 9:07 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
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  • 3.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:35

    I only knew her through her work, but will indeed miss her.

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@aomlists.pace.edu] On Behalf Of Harry Van Buren
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:08 AM
    To: SIM@aomlists.pace.edu
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

    _______________________________________________________________________

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  • 4.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:59
    It is a sad news. Her work on business and society and ethics have been influential to many of us. We will miss her friendly smile. Ana Maria.

    On Sep 15, 2015, at 7:41 AM, Jeffrey, Scott <sjeffrey@MONMOUTH.EDU> wrote:

    I only knew her through her work, but will indeed miss her.

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@aomlists.pace.edu] On Behalf Of Harry Van Buren
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:08 AM
    To: SIM@aomlists.pace.edu
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

    _______________________________________________________________________

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  • 5.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:46

    Ann was a true leader in so manty ways – scholar, textbook author, doctoral student mentor, Academy governor and more – but more importantly a wonderful and caring person that so many of us called a friend.  She will be missed.

     

    Jim Weber

     

    Jim Weber, Ph.D.
    Professor of Business Ethics and Management

    Executive Director, Institute for Ethics in Business

    Program Director, Masters of Science in Leadership and Business Ethics
    Rockwell Hall 712, Duquesne University
    600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15282 USA
    office: 412-396-5475
    fax: 412-396-4764
    www.business.duq.edu/faculty/Weber

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Harry Van Buren
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:08 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

    _______________________________________________________________________

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    _______________________________________________________________________

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  • 6.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:16
    Terribly sad for this news. 
    I just arrived in Verona, my hometown, where I have met last time Ann, a few years ago. She was teaching business ethics to UGA students here, and we were able to share a nice lunch in valpolicella's sunny spring. Besides her leading work, I could appreciate how incredibly caring and friendly she was, full of encouragement and so supportive for younger colleagues. 

    Simone de Colle



    Simone DE COLLE

    IÉSEG School of Management
    Associate Professor, Business Ethics & Strategy

     

    T: +33 (0)155 911 010
    www.ieseg.fr

     

    Paris campus: Socle de la Grande Arche 
    1 Parvis de La Défense - F-92044 Paris La Défense cedex
    Lille campus: 3 rue de la Digue - 59000 LILLE




    On 15 Sep 2015, at 16:45, Dr. James Weber <weberj@DUQ.EDU> wrote:

    Ann was a true leader in so manty ways – scholar, textbook author, doctoral student mentor, Academy governor and more – but more importantly a wonderful and caring person that so many of us called a friend.  She will be missed.
     
    Jim Weber
     
    Jim Weber, Ph.D. 
    Professor of Business Ethics and Management
    Executive Director, Institute for Ethics in Business
    Program Director, Masters of Science in Leadership and Business Ethics
    Rockwell Hall 712, Duquesne University 
    600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15282 USA 
    office: 412-396-5475 
    fax: 412-396-4764 
    www.business.duq.edu/faculty/Weber
     
    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Harry Van Buren
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:08 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz
     
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
    _______________________________________________________________________
    To send a message to the list, send your email to SIM@aomlists.pace.edu
    _______________________________________________________________________ 
    Visit the SIM Division website at: http://sim.aomonline.org_______________________________________________________________________
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  • 7.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:47

    As many of you know, Ann also worked tirelessly with the AOM Ethics Committee, always with her usual upbeat attitude.  I thoroughly enjoyed working with her on that and other SIM issues over the years.  This was quite a shock. 

    I miss her already!


    - Linda


    Linda K. Treviño

    Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics

    Smeal College of Business

    402 Business Building

    Smeal College of Business

    The Pennsylvania State University

    University Park, PA  16802

    Phone: 814-865-2194  Fax: 814-863-7261

    Email: ltrevino@psu.edu

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv <SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU> on behalf of Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@UNM.EDU>
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:07 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz
     
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
    _______________________________________________________________________

    To send a message to the list, send your email to SIM@aomlists.pace.edu

    _______________________________________________________________________

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  • 8.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:11

    As do I!  What a shock.

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Linda Trevino
    Sent: Tuesday, 15 September 2015 4:47 p.m.
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    As many of you know, Ann also worked tirelessly with the AOM Ethics Committee, always with her usual upbeat attitude.  I thoroughly enjoyed working with her on that and other SIM issues over the years.  This was quite a shock. 

    I miss her already!

     

    - Linda

     

    Linda K. Treviño

    Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics

    Smeal College of Business

    402 Business Building

    Smeal College of Business

    The Pennsylvania State University

    University Park, PA  16802

    Phone: 814-865-2194  Fax: 814-863-7261

    Email: ltrevino@psu.edu

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv <SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU> on behalf of Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@UNM.EDU>
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:07 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

    _______________________________________________________________________

    To send a message to the list, send your email to SIM@aomlists.pace.edu

    _______________________________________________________________________

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  • 9.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:13

    Dear SIMians,

     

    Most everyone in SIM knew Ann, and to know Ann was to know her kindness. You might also know that her concern was always with others, and not with herself. Thus, it may come as no surprise that she expressly didn't want a memorial service. Nonetheless, there's no doubt that so many will want to share their praise of Ann's character and contributions. One place to do this is on the SIM Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/simdivision. Do of course feel free to continue to share your thoughts with everyone on the list-serv, but if you post on the Facebook page, it's a record that will have a bit more permanency.

     

    Some of us have been in touch with Ann's brother, to see if he might have any preferences for ways to honor Ann. I'm also working with Rutgers staff to determine how to name a fund of some sort in her honor. In addition, SIM leadership is trying to sort out how best to honor Ann's legacy – perhaps with a named award of some sort. If you have any thoughts on any of the above, do please get in touch.

     

    Best,

    Mike

     

    *****

    Michael L. Barnett

    Professor, Management & Global Business

    Rutgers Business School – Newark & New Brunswick

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

    http://www.business.rutgers.edu/faculty-research/directory/michael-barnett

    View my research papers at: http://ssrn.com/author=414796

    Google Scholar profile: http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=27_fCmIAAAAJ&hl=en

     

     

     

     

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Linda Trevino
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:47 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    As many of you know, Ann also worked tirelessly with the AOM Ethics Committee, always with her usual upbeat attitude.  I thoroughly enjoyed working with her on that and other SIM issues over the years.  This was quite a shock. 

    I miss her already!

     

    - Linda

     

    Linda K. Treviño

    Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics

    Smeal College of Business

    402 Business Building

    Smeal College of Business

    The Pennsylvania State University

    University Park, PA  16802

    Phone: 814-865-2194  Fax: 814-863-7261

    Email: ltrevino@psu.edu

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv <SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU> on behalf of Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@UNM.EDU>
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:07 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

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  • 10.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 10:55
    I am deeply saddened to hear this news about a dear friend and wonderful colleague. Ann was a mentor and example to me. Her kindness was unbounded. She is truly a bright light in the SIM community. I will miss her keenly. 


    Jeff Thompson, Ph.D.
    MPA Program Director
    George W. Romney Institute of Public Management
    Brigham Young University
    760 TNRB
    Provo, UT 84602


    On Sep 15, 2015, at 8:07 AM, Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@UNM.EDU> wrote:

    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
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  • 11.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:22

    Dear all-

     

    I had a vision about Ann before I met her in 2007.  I'd known that she wrote with Archie Carroll and I thought maybe she was some unreachable 'goddess' of Business and Society.  Turns out, she was a "Rock Star" of Business and Society--she knew business, she knew society, but most of all, she understood people's concerns.  Ann was utterly reachable and so incredibly approachable, and a very good teacher of many things.  I too will miss her presence.  I am sorry for her loss in SIM and IABS as well.

     

    Linda

     

     

     

    Linda C. Rodríguez, Ph.D.

    Associate Professor of Management

    The University of South Carolina-Aiken

    471 University Pkwy, Box 27

    Aiken, SC  29801

    803-641-3203

    LindaR@usca.edu

    http://web.usca.edu/soba/faculty/dr.-linda-rodriguez.dot

     

     

       

     

     

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Jeffery Thompson
    Sent: Tuesday, 2015 September 15 10:55 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    I am deeply saddened to hear this news about a dear friend and wonderful colleague. Ann was a mentor and example to me. Her kindness was unbounded. She is truly a bright light in the SIM community. I will miss her keenly. 

     

     

    Jeff Thompson, Ph.D.
    MPA Program Director

    George W. Romney Institute of Public Management
    Brigham Young University
    760 TNRB

    Provo, UT 84602

     

     

    On Sep 15, 2015, at 8:07 AM, Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@UNM.EDU> wrote:

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

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  • 12.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:11
    Thank you, Harry, for this warm and sensitive announcement regarding the loss of our dear colleague, Ann. Priscilla and I were stunned when I got the news yesterday. When I was department head at Georgia and led the hiring of Ann in January 1997, I felt we had a special person. Only with the passage of time could I come to fully understand how extraordinary  Ann was. Ann was a highly valued, close friend, colleague, and treasured co-author. She will be sorely missed by us all. Your tribute to her is excellent and I thank you for it.
    Archie

    On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:07 AM, Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@unm.edu> wrote:
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
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  • 13.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 12:17
    All,
    I'm so very sorry to hear of Ann's passing. I haven't seen her for several years at IABS, but the amazing and wonderful essence that was Ann has stayed with me. Thanks for the wonderful tributes to her!
    Carolyn

    Sent from my iPhone

    On Sep 15, 2015, at 11:29 AM, "Archie Carroll" <archie.b.carroll@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

    Thank you, Harry, for this warm and sensitive announcement regarding the loss of our dear colleague, Ann. Priscilla and I were stunned when I got the news yesterday. When I was department head at Georgia and led the hiring of Ann in January 1997, I felt we had a special person. Only with the passage of time could I come to fully understand how extraordinary  Ann was. Ann was a highly valued, close friend, colleague, and treasured co-author. She will be sorely missed by us all. Your tribute to her is excellent and I thank you for it.
    Archie

    On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:07 AM, Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@unm.edu> wrote:
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
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    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
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  • 14.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 14:42
    Thank you for sharing your tribute to Ann, Harry.  This is such a sudden and tragic event!  Ann was just as vibrant as always at the Academy meeting in August, so this news is shocking.  I will miss her as a friend and colleague who ALWAYS had a kind word for everyone.  We will remember her well.
    Dawn 

    Dawn R. Elm, Ph.D.
    David A. and Barbara Koch Distinguished Professor of Business Ethics and Leadership
    University of St. Thomas
    Opus College of Business
    Office TMH 343/Mail TMH 447
    1000 LaSalle Avenue
    Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403
    651/962-4265
    651/962-4710 (fax)
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    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] on behalf of Carolyn Mueller [cmueller@STETSON.EDU]
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 11:16 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Re: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

    All,
    I'm so very sorry to hear of Ann's passing. I haven't seen her for several years at IABS, but the amazing and wonderful essence that was Ann has stayed with me. Thanks for the wonderful tributes to her!
    Carolyn

    Sent from my iPhone

    On Sep 15, 2015, at 11:29 AM, "Archie Carroll" <archie.b.carroll@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

    Thank you, Harry, for this warm and sensitive announcement regarding the loss of our dear colleague, Ann. Priscilla and I were stunned when I got the news yesterday. When I was department head at Georgia and led the hiring of Ann in January 1997, I felt we had a special person. Only with the passage of time could I come to fully understand how extraordinary  Ann was. Ann was a highly valued, close friend, colleague, and treasured co-author. She will be sorely missed by us all. Your tribute to her is excellent and I thank you for it.
    Archie

    On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:07 AM, Harry Van Buren <hjvb3@unm.edu> wrote:
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
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  • 15.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 11:20
    Ann exemplified everything good that SIM represents.  Her lifetime of achievements and caring nature for our community set examples for us all.  She will be missed both professionally and socially, but her legacy lives on.

    With sadness,
    David Wasieleski

    On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Dr. James Weber <weberj@duq.edu> wrote:

    Ann was a true leader in so manty ways – scholar, textbook author, doctoral student mentor, Academy governor and more – but more importantly a wonderful and caring person that so many of us called a friend.  She will be missed.

     

    Jim Weber

     

    Jim Weber, Ph.D.
    Professor of Business Ethics and Management

    Executive Director, Institute for Ethics in Business

    Program Director, Masters of Science in Leadership and Business Ethics
    Rockwell Hall 712, Duquesne University
    600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15282 USA
    office: 412-396-5475
    fax: 412-396-4764
    www.business.duq.edu/faculty/Weber

     

    From: Social Issues in Management Listserv [mailto:SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Harry Van Buren
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 10:08 AM
    To: SIM@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz

     

    Dear SIM Division members,

     

    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.

     

    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.

     

    Harry Van Buren

    Social Issues in Management Division Chair

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    Associate Professor and Chair, Marketing and Management Department
    Duquesne University
    Research Chair in Ethics and Innovative Management
    ICN Business School, Nancy, France
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  • 16.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-15-2015 13:40
    This is a very sad news.
    My first meeting with Ann was at the IABS meeting in Florence, in Italy: a wonderful friendly and caring person, always encouraging and positive.
    with such a humility that no one would imagine she was one of the leading ladies in our field.
    We will miss her warm welcome 'good to see you' with her charming smile.
    Also in Europe, we will remember Ann.
     
    Yves Fassin
    Ghent University, Belgium
     
     
    Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 4:07 PM
    Subject: [SIM] Ann Buchholtz
     
    Dear SIM Division members,
     
    I am sorry to inform you that Ann Buchholtz, a much-beloved member and leader of the Social Issues in Management division, died yesterday in Livingston, NJ as a result of complications from recent surgery. Ann was Professor of Leadership and Ethics and Research Director of the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. from New York University and also served on the faculties of the University of Connecticut and the University of Georgia. Ann's service to the division and the Academy of Management was extensive, including service as SIM PDW, Program, and Division Chair and a just-completed term on the AOM Board of Governors. Ann received the Sumner Marcus Award for her outstanding contributions of scholarship and service to the Social Issues in Management field at the 2015 Academy of Management annual meeting in August.
     
    Detailing Ann's many contributions of scholarship, teaching, and service to both field and community only tells part of the story of her influence. Ann was a mentor to SIM doctoral students and new faculty members for decades. In gathering information about her in preparation for the Sumner Marcus Award this August, someone wrote this to me: "She is the 'Embodiment of the Ethic of Care'. She takes care of everyone-her colleagues, her students, her friends and her bosses. She's the kindest, most forgiving person I've ever seen." I think this quote captures who Ann was for those of us who knew her, and her absence will be felt by all of us.
     
    Harry Van Buren
    Social Issues in Management Division Chair
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  • 17.  Ann Buchholtz

    Posted 09-16-2015 08:53

    Ann was one of the best people I have ever known. Her enthusiasm for life was contagious. It was almost impossible to refrain from smiling in her presence. When she was with you she made you feel like you were the most important person in the world. She exuded joy, peace, humor, love, acceptance, tolerance, and appreciation. When faced with a challenge, I often ask myself "what would Ann do?" I am so thankful to have had her as a friend and role model and even more thankful that I was able to spend time with her last month in Vancouver. This one is going to hurt for a while.

     

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