Endowed Professorships
Brinkley-Mason Professor-Business Administration
This endowment was created in September 1989 with gifts from Mr. James W. Brinkley and Mr. Raymond Mason to be used for a professorship in the School of Business with emphasis in the areas of Finance and Investments.
2010: Professor John Boschen
Clarke Distinguished Chair in Business Administration
This endowment was established in 1989 with a gift from T.C. and Elizabeth Clarke to support a professorship in Business Administration.
2010: Lawrence B. Pulley
David L. Peebles Business Professor
Established in 1987 with a gift from Ferguson Enterprises; income from this fund shall be used to provide a permanently endowed professorship in the School of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary to attract and retain distinguished teacher/scholars on the faculty.
2010: Professor William R. Stewart, Jr.
Floyd Dewey Gottwald, Sr. Professor of Business Administration
The endowment was established in 1980 with a gift from Ethyl Corporation. Income is used to support the Floyd Dewey Gottwald Endowed Professorship in the School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor Ronald R. Sims
Hays T. Watkins Professor
This endowment was established in 1988 with gifts from Hays T. Watkins, Thomas H. Watkins III and the Watkins Family Charitable Foundation to support a professorship in the School of Business.
2009: Professor Franklin E. Robeson
Zollinger Professor of Operations & Information Technology
Established in 1978, with a gift from Lucille G. and J. Edward Zollingerto be used to support a professorship in the College's School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor John F. Kottas
J. S. Mack Professor
This endowment was established in 1979 by the J.S. Mack Foundation. Income is to support a professorship in Business Administration.
2009: Professor Don R. Rahtz
John N. Dalton Memorial Professor
This endowment was established in 1987 by Virginia corporations and friends of the late John Dalton, former governor of Virginia. Income is to be used to establish a professorship in the School of Business.
2009: This professorship is currently vacant.
John S. Quinn Professor
Established in 1987, income from this fund will establish a professorship endowment honoring John S. Quinn, Professor Emeritus in Accounting at the School of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2019: Professor James E. Smith
K. Dane Brooksher Professor of Business
This endowment was established with a gift from Mr. K. Dane Brooksher and supports a professorship in the William & Mary Mason School of Business.
2010: This professorship has not yet been awarded.
KPMG Peat Marwick Professor in Professional Accounting
This endowment was established with a gift from KPMG and supports a professorship in the field of accounting and may also support a faculty coordinator in accounting, curriculum development and faculty research.
2010: Professor Kimberly J. Smith
Life of VA-Business Professorship
The purpose of this gift is to establish an endowed professorship in the School of business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2010: Professor Herrington J. Bryce
Patrick and Margaret Walsh Professor of Ethics in Business Leadership
This fund was established in December 2003 with a gift from Patrick and Margaret Walsh to provide funds for clinical professorship in business leadership support.
Richard S. Reynolds Associate Professor of Business
The endowment was established in 1978 from a gift from Mr. Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. The income from which is to be used for the support of the Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. Professorship of Business Administration.
2010: Professor John L. Merrick, Jr.
Richard C. Kraemer Business Professor
This endowment was established in 1987 through a gift from Mr. Richard C. Kraemer. Income is to supplement a professorship in the Mason School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor Mariann Jelinek
D. Hillson Ryan Business Professor
Established in 1980, the D. Hillsdon Ryan Professorship Endowment Fund is restricted to the partial support of the D. Hillsdon Ryan Professorship of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2010: This professorship is currently vacant.
EMBA Alumni Chair in Executive Education
This endowment was established with collective gifts from alumni of the Executive MBA Program.
2010: Professor Lawrence J. Ring
W. Brooks George Professor
This endowment was established in 1989 through a gift from Mr. Henry H. George and Mrs. Nancy George. Income is used equally between a professorship in the School of Business and a scholarship in Athletics honoring his father, W. Brooks George.
2010: Professor Karen D. Locke
CSX Professor of Business Administration
This endowment was established in 1978 with gifts from the Chessie Corporation and the name was changed in 2005. Income is to fund a CSX Professor of Business in the William and Mary Business School.
2010: Professor John S. Strong
William J. Fields Professorship in the School of Business
This endowment was established by William J. Fields to support a distinguished faculty member in the School of Business. Income may be used to help cover salary, benefits, and research/teaching support.
2010: This professorship is currently vacant.
This endowment was created in September 1989 with gifts from Mr. James W. Brinkley and Mr. Raymond Mason to be used for a professorship in the School of Business with emphasis in the areas of Finance and Investments.
2010: Professor John Boschen
Clarke Distinguished Chair in Business Administration
This endowment was established in 1989 with a gift from T.C. and Elizabeth Clarke to support a professorship in Business Administration.
2010: Lawrence B. Pulley
David L. Peebles Business Professor
Established in 1987 with a gift from Ferguson Enterprises; income from this fund shall be used to provide a permanently endowed professorship in the School of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary to attract and retain distinguished teacher/scholars on the faculty.
2010: Professor William R. Stewart, Jr.
Floyd Dewey Gottwald, Sr. Professor of Business Administration
The endowment was established in 1980 with a gift from Ethyl Corporation. Income is used to support the Floyd Dewey Gottwald Endowed Professorship in the School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor Ronald R. Sims
Hays T. Watkins Professor
This endowment was established in 1988 with gifts from Hays T. Watkins, Thomas H. Watkins III and the Watkins Family Charitable Foundation to support a professorship in the School of Business.
2009: Professor Franklin E. Robeson
Zollinger Professor of Operations & Information Technology
Established in 1978, with a gift from Lucille G. and J. Edward Zollingerto be used to support a professorship in the College's School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor John F. Kottas
J. S. Mack Professor
This endowment was established in 1979 by the J.S. Mack Foundation. Income is to support a professorship in Business Administration.
2009: Professor Don R. Rahtz
John N. Dalton Memorial Professor
This endowment was established in 1987 by Virginia corporations and friends of the late John Dalton, former governor of Virginia. Income is to be used to establish a professorship in the School of Business.
2009: This professorship is currently vacant.
John S. Quinn Professor
Established in 1987, income from this fund will establish a professorship endowment honoring John S. Quinn, Professor Emeritus in Accounting at the School of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2019: Professor James E. Smith
K. Dane Brooksher Professor of Business
This endowment was established with a gift from Mr. K. Dane Brooksher and supports a professorship in the William & Mary Mason School of Business.
2010: This professorship has not yet been awarded.
KPMG Peat Marwick Professor in Professional Accounting
This endowment was established with a gift from KPMG and supports a professorship in the field of accounting and may also support a faculty coordinator in accounting, curriculum development and faculty research.
2010: Professor Kimberly J. Smith
Life of VA-Business Professorship
The purpose of this gift is to establish an endowed professorship in the School of business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2010: Professor Herrington J. Bryce
Patrick and Margaret Walsh Professor of Ethics in Business Leadership
This fund was established in December 2003 with a gift from Patrick and Margaret Walsh to provide funds for clinical professorship in business leadership support.
Richard S. Reynolds Associate Professor of Business
The endowment was established in 1978 from a gift from Mr. Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. The income from which is to be used for the support of the Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. Professorship of Business Administration.
2010: Professor John L. Merrick, Jr.
Richard C. Kraemer Business Professor
This endowment was established in 1987 through a gift from Mr. Richard C. Kraemer. Income is to supplement a professorship in the Mason School of Business Administration.
2010: Professor Mariann Jelinek
D. Hillson Ryan Business Professor
Established in 1980, the D. Hillsdon Ryan Professorship Endowment Fund is restricted to the partial support of the D. Hillsdon Ryan Professorship of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary.
2010: This professorship is currently vacant.
EMBA Alumni Chair in Executive Education
This endowment was established with collective gifts from alumni of the Executive MBA Program.
2010: Professor Lawrence J. Ring
W. Brooks George Professor
This endowment was established in 1989 through a gift from Mr. Henry H. George and Mrs. Nancy George. Income is used equally between a professorship in the School of Business and a scholarship in Athletics honoring his father, W. Brooks George.
2010: Professor Karen D. Locke
CSX Professor of Business Administration
This endowment was established in 1978 with gifts from the Chessie Corporation and the name was changed in 2005. Income is to fund a CSX Professor of Business in the William and Mary Business School.
2010: Professor John S. Strong
William J. Fields Professorship in the School of Business
This endowment was established by William J. Fields to support a distinguished faculty member in the School of Business. Income may be used to help cover salary, benefits, and research/teaching support.
2010: This professorship is currently vacant.
