DelCampo Appointed Associate Dean of Anderson School of Management

Robert Del Campo has been appointed asso­ciate dean of the UNM Ander­son School of Man­age­ment (ASM). Del­Campo is the Rut­ledge Pro­fes­sor of Man­age­ment in the Depart­ment of Orga­ni­za­tional Stud­ies and serves as a Bill Daniels Busi­ness Ethics Fellow.

“I look for­ward to this oppor­tu­nity to serve the Ander­son com­mu­nity,” said Del­Campo. “As an alum­nus of Ander­son and long-time fac­ulty mem­ber, I have a lot per­son­ally invested in the future of our school. I hope this comes across in my pas­sion for our col­lec­tive oppor­tu­ni­ties for suc­cess. It is my sin­cere hope that I can serve as an ambas­sador, medi­a­tor and advo­cate for our stu­dents, fac­ulty, staff and programs.”

Ander­son Dean Doug Brown looks for­ward to work­ing with Del­Campo when the fall semes­ter begins on Aug. 20. “Rob brings excel­lent lead­er­ship skills, a top research and teach­ing back­ground, and the respect of all of us at Ander­son,” said Brown.

Del­Campo, who came to ASM in 2004, is also well regarded by the UNM stu­dent body, who last year, voted him as their choice for best professor.

Del­Campo has pub­lished or pre­sented more than 75 papers and is the author of seven books. His cur­rent book, Man­ag­ing the Multi-Generational Work­force: From the GI Gen­er­a­tion to the Mil­len­ni­als, looks at each gen­er­a­tion and how they relate to each other and specif­i­cally how man­agers can inte­grate the new gen­er­a­tion, the ‘Mil­len­ni­als,’ into the work­place. He has also con­sulted for more than 25 For­tune 500 com­pa­nies includ­ing Ford, Home Depot, Dell and Intel.

Del­Campo earned his Ph.D. from the W. P. Carey School of Busi­ness at Ari­zona State Uni­ver­sity, and holds MBA and under­grad­u­ate degrees from UNM. He takes over the posi­tion held by Ran­jit Bose, who served as asso­ciate dean since Jan­u­ary 2011. Bose has been at UNM Ander­son since 1989 and will con­tinue to teach sev­eral courses in the area of Man­age­ment Infor­ma­tion Systems.