On the Move

Owen Graduate School of Management:
Stacey Thornton has joined the Owen School’s Career Management Center as assistant director for recruiting and operations. Thornton, who earned her bachelor’s degree in human and organizational development from Vanderbilt, currently is working toward her master’s degree in organizational leadership.

Todd Treible returns to the Owen School, from which he earned his MBA in 1993, as associate director of career management in the Career Management Center. Previously, Treible was assistant vice president of change management at insurance broker The Willis Group.

Suzanne Scott-Trammell has been named associate director of alumni career development, a new position in the Career Management Center. In this capacity, she will assist Owen School alumni with their career development. Scott-Trammell, who has been at Owen since 2000, was formerly the associate director of the Career Management Center, where she worked with full-time MBA students. Prior to that, she was associate director of graduate business career services at the University of Florida.

Katie Lamb has joined the Owen School’s admissions office as associate director of MBA admissions and marketing. She is responsible for all recruiting activities in the Southeast and the campus visit program. Most recently, she was a human resources consultant with Aspect Communications. Prior to that she held human resources management positions at SunTrust Banks, American Retirement Corporation and the United Way of Metropolitan Nashville.

Jason Reusch has joined the Owen School as a computer systems analyst. Reusch most recently was a principle in an Internet start-up, Philadelphia-based Theados Corporation, where he was responsible for developing the company’s flagship product, transaction software for the videogame industry.

Sean Rhea has joined the Owen School as technical director of eLab, the nation’s first academic research center dedicated to the study of e-business. Rhea comes to the Owen School from the State of Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, where he was webmaster and e-marketing manager responsible for programming and design solutions for all Web-based information and databases in the department. At eLab, Rhea will be responsible for lead application, Web site development and programming, and he will work with eLab faculty and technical research staff in design of innovative virtual research experiments and destination Web sites.

Posted 10/22/02 at 10 a.m.