Daniel Brooks

Emeritus Professor

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Long Bio

Daniel Brooks is an Emeritus associate professor in the W. P. Carey School of Business. His research interests include decision making under uncertainty, environmental risk and integrated business management. He came to ASU in 1981. was a review board member for the Department of Energy and University of California (2000-2006), decision analyst with Geomatrix Consultants (2002-2004) and director of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Financial Advisory Services Division (2000-2002)

Among his awards are the Teaching Fellowship Award: Universidad de los Andes, Graduate School of Business, International MBA Program, Bogota, Columbia, 2008; Inaugural Lecture in "W. P. Carey First Lecture Series," Carey Academy, 2008; and Outstanding W. P. Carey Graduate Programs Teacher Teaching Award, 2007.

Education

Ph.D. Indiana University, 1978
M.Sc. Colorado School of Mines 1973
B.Sc. Colorado School of Mines 1970

Curriculum Vitae

Publications

Representative Publications

Brooks, D. and C. Kirkwood, "Selecting a Networking Strategy," updated version reprinted in Decision Analysis Anthology, 1996.

Kolluru, R. and D. Brooks, "Environmental Risk and Integrated Business Management," in Environmental Risk Management, Edited by Rao Kolluru, McGraw-Hill, 1995.

Brooks, D. and Adam Borison, "Integrating Risk Management into the Business Planning Process," inEnvironmental Risk Management, Edited by Rao Kolluru, McGraw-Hill, 1995.

Research Activity

Callarman,Thomas*, Brooks,Daniel G. RISK MODELING AT SANDIA. SANDIA NATL LAB(6/24/2003 - 9/30/2005).

Courses

2021 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
WPC 501	Statistics for Business

Editorships

Special issue technical editor, Journal of Human Resource Planning, 1994; Associate Editor, Decision Sciences, 1991-1993; Editor, Program proceedings, Western Region Decision Sciences Institute Conference, 1981

Service

Corporate and Public Sector Leadership

The U.S. Department of Energy: Member, 1988-present, Organizing Member, 1993-present; University of California System, U.S. Congress & Los Alamos National Laboratory, Division Review Committee, 2002-2003