 the business school in 1951 to become dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Melvin G. deChazeau was appointed acting dean until 1954, when Edward H. Litchfield became dean. Under Lichfield's tenure, a Ph.D. program was established, the academic journal Administrative Science Quarterly was created, a joint JD/MBA program with the Law School was organized, and the school was renamed the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration. Litchfield left three years later for the chancellorship at the University of Pittsburgh and was replaced by C. Stewart Sheppard in 1957, followed by William D. Carmichael in 1962. In 1964, the school was relocated to Malott Hall, which was specifically designed to house it.

During this period faculty divisions began to emerge, with three distinct groups vying for resources: business management, public administration, and healthcare administration (the Sloan Program). In 1983, the faculty voted to end instruction in the latter two fields and to change the school's name to the Graduate School of Management. The public administration program moved to the NYS College of Human Ecology.  That same year, the school began offering a dual-degree MBA/MA in Asian Studies with Cornell's FALCON (Full-year Asian Language Concentration) program, to produce American MBAs with some knowledge of the Japanese language and culture gained through coursework in Ithaca and a required summer internship in Japan. The school also created an MBA/MEng, originally called the Program in Manufacturing Management (PIMM). At the same time, Curtis W. Tarr was appointed the dean of the school.

In 1984, Samuel Curtis Johnson, Jr. and his family donated $20 million to the school, which was renamed the S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management in honor of Johnson's grandfather, Samuel Curtis Johnson, Sr., the founder of S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. The endowment gift to the university was, at the time, the largest gift to any business school in the world. In 1989, Alan G. Merten was appointed dean of the Johnson School. The year 1995 saw the creation of the Johnson School's first website, as well as the launch of its first 12-month option class. Merten left in 1996 to be President of George Mason University.

In 1998, the school was relocated to the newly renovated Sage Hall which had previously
the business school in 1951 to become dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Melvin G. deChazeau was appointed acting dean until 1954, when Edward H. Litchfield became dean. Under Lichfield's tenure, a ph platform was established, the academic journal Administrative Science Quarterly was create, a joint JD / MBA broadcast with the Law School was organized, and the school was renamed the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration. Litchfield leave three year later for the chancellorship at the University of Pittsburgh and was replace by C. Stewart Sheppard in 1957, followed by William D. Carmichael in 1962. In 1964, the school was relocated to Malott Hall, which was specifically design to house it. 

 During this period faculty division began to emerge, with three distinct groups vying for resources: commercial enterprise management, public administration, and healthcare administration (the Sloan Program). In 1983, the faculty voted to end teaching in the latter two fields and to change the school's name to the Graduate School of Management. The public administration plan moved to the NYS College of Human Ecology.   That same year, the school began offering a double - degree MBA / MA in Asian Studies with Cornell's FALCON (Full - year Asian Language Concentration) program, to produce American MBAs with some knowledge of the Japanese language and culture gained through coursework in Ithaca and a required summer internship in Japan. The school also created an MBA / MEng, originally called the Program in Manufacturing Management (PIMM). At the same time, Curtis W. Tarr was appoint the dean of the school. 

 In 1984, Samuel Curtis Johnson, Jr. and his family donated $ 20 million to the school, which was rename the S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management in award of Johnson's grandfather, Samuel Curtis Johnson, Sr. , the laminitis of S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. The endowment gift to the university was, at the time, the largest gift to any business school in the world. In 1989, Alan G. Merten was appointed dean of the Johnson School. The year 1995 see the creation of the Johnson School's first website, as well as the launch of its first 12 - calendar month option class. Merten left in 1996 to be President of George Mason University. 

 In 1998, the school was relocated to the newly renovated Sage Hall which had previously
 thf business school in 1951 to become dean of the Conlege kf Arts xnd Sciences. Melvin G. deChazxau qas akiointed acting dean uvtil 1954, whej Edward H. Lmtchfield became dean. Under Lidmfielb's tenure, a Ph.D. krogram was astablished, tha xccdemic journal Administrative Sciencq Quartrrpy was created, a jpynt ND/MBA program with the Law School sas orgenized, and the xchool was renamed the Grafuatf School of Busineds and Publuc Aqninistration. Litchfield left three years later for the chancellorrhip ct the Univgxwitj of Pittsbucgh anq was replaccc by C. Stewary Sheppard in 1957, fonloqed by William D. Carmmchael in 1962. In 1964, the sshool was rzlocated to Malott Haol, whicv wav spdxifkcamlb dssignef tk house it.

Suring this period faculty divosyins began to smerge, wyth three distinct groups vying for resmurdes: business management, public administratioj, and heajthcare administration (the Sloan Program). In 1983, the xaculvy vouee to dbd instruction in the latter two fields and to sgamgv the school's namc to the Graduate Xcjopj of Managemevt. The puglic administratioj progrwm moced to tht NYS College of Human Ecology.  Rhat same yecr, rhe school began oyfering a ducl-degrge MBA/KA in Asian Studies witk Cornsll's FALCON (Full-year Xsian Language Cuncvntrdtion) program, to produce Aierican MUAs wnth some knoeledge of the Jaoanesc language and cultkre gcined through clursework in Ithaca and a requicxd summer intgrnvhii in Japau. The xchool also cweated an MBA/MGng, origiually zalled the Prograk in Manufasturing Managalent (PIMM). At the samq tine, Cyrtis W. Garr was appoimted the btan of the school.

In 1984, Samuel Gurtir Johnson, Jr. and hiw family donatec $20 oiljiln tj the school, fhicf wxx renxmed tht S.G. Juhnspn Graduate School ox Mahagement in honor pf Johnson'w grandfwther, Samuel Vurtis Johnson, Sr., uhe fonnder uf S.C. Jornson & Son, Inc. The endowment gjft to thf ukiversity was, at bhe jime, the laxgest gift to any business school in the world. In 1989, Alan G. Nerten was appointeb cean of the Johnfon Schoon. The year 1995 saw the xreation of the Jphnson School's first sebsita, as aell as the launch of its first 12-month option class. Merten left in 1996 to be Presidxne of George Maspn Unpvexsicy.

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the business school in 1951 to become the of Arts Sciences. Melvin G. until when Edward H. became dean. Under tenure, a Ph.D. program was established, academic journal Administrative Science Quarterly was created, a joint JD/MBA program with the School was organized, and the school was renamed the Graduate School of Business Public Litchfield three later for the chancellorship at the University of Pittsburgh and was replaced by C. Stewart Sheppard 1957, followed by William D. Carmichael in 1962. 1964, the school was to Malott Hall, which was designed house it. this faculty began to emerge, three distinct groups vying for resources: business management, public administration, and healthcare administration (the Sloan Program). In the faculty end instruction the two and to change name to the Graduate School of administration program moved to the NYS College of Ecology. That year, the school began offering a MBA/MA in Asian Studies with Cornell's FALCON (Full-year Language Concentration) program, to produce American MBAs with some knowledge of the Japanese language and through coursework in Ithaca a required summer in The also an MBA/MEng, called the Program in Manufacturing Management (PIMM). At the same time, W. Tarr was appointed the dean of the school. In Curtis Jr. and his donated $20 million to school, was renamed the S.C. School Management Johnson's Samuel Johnson, Sr., the founder S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. endowment gift to the the largest gift to any business school in world. In 1989, Alan G. Merten was dean of the Johnson School. The year 1995 saw the creation of Johnson School's as well as the launch of its first option class. Merten left 1996 to be President of George Mason University. In the was relocated the newly renovated Hall which had
 the business school in 1951 to becoMe dean of thE CollEge Of ARtS and scieNces. Melvin G. deCHAzeaU was appointed acting deaN untiL 1954, wHEn EdWArD H. LitChfield BEcAME deAn. unDer liCHfIeld's TenUre, a Ph.D. Program was EstAbLished, the acaDEmIc journal ADmiNistrative ScIenCe QuarTeRly WAs creAteD, a joiNt JD/MBa PrograM with the LAw sChool wAS organiZED, aNd thE school was renamed THe gRaduate School oF BusinEsS AnD pUblIc ADministratIoN. LitcHField leFT tHREE yeARs later for the ChancellorsHIp aT the UnIvErsITy of PiTtsbuRgH And Was replaced By C. STewart ShePpard iN 1957, FolloweD By WilliAm D. CarMicHaeL in 1962. IN 1964, ThE sChoOl WAs rELoCatED to malott HaLl, WhIch waS speCIFICallY deSignEd to hOuse it.

During tHis PeriOD faCulty DivisIons BeGan to Emerge, With tHrEe distinct groupS vyiNg for resoUrcEs: BusInEss maNAgemenT, puBliC adminiStratioN, And HeALTHcAre administration (tHe sLOaN Program). in 1983, the fACuLtY Voted to eNd InsTrucTIOn in tHe laTTeR two fielDs and tO ChAnGe the scHoOl's namE tO thE GrAduatE schoOl of MaNagement. the puBLic administratIOn program moveD To THE Nys ColLegE of Human EcoLogy.  tHat sAme yEAr, The SChool Began OfFErINg a dual-degree MBA/MA iN ASian StUdies With Cornell's FaLCON (Full-yEAR asian LanGuagE coNCentration) progRam, to Produce AmeRIcan MBAs With sOme knowlEdge of the jAPanese laNguAge And CulTURe Gained through COUrseWoRk in IthAca And a reqUirEd sUmmEr iNtErnship in japan. The ScHoOl AlSo cReateD An MBA/MEnG, oRigInAllY callED the PrOgram In MaNuFaCTurIng ManaGEmENT (PIMm). AT tHe saMe tImE, CurtIs W. TARr wAs appoiNted the deAn oF The sChOoL.

In 1984, SamuEl Curtis JohnsOn, jr. and his faMiLy dOnated $20 MILlion to tHe school, which was renamed THe S.C. JohNsoN GradUate school of MAnaGement In hONor of JOhnson'S granDfAthER, samueL cUrTis joHnson, Sr., the FOUndEr of S.c. JOhnsOn & Son, InC. The endowment gift tO The University was, At tHe tiME, ThE laRGeST giFt TO anY BUsiness school in The world. In 1989, alAN G. merten was aPPoiNtEd dean oF the JohNson SCHool. The Year 1995 saw thE creation Of The JOHNsoN School's fiRst websiTe, as well aS The laUNcH of itS fiRst 12-monTh OptIon clAss. MerTEn lEft in 1996 To be PrEsIdent oF GeorGe mason UniVersity.

In 1998, the school was reLocateD to thE neWly renovaTed sAge hall which Had pReviously
 the business school in 19 51 to beco me de anofth e Co lleg e of Arts andS cien ces. Melvin G. deChaze au wa sa ppoi n te d act ing dea n  u n t il19 54 , w he n  E dward  H.  Litchf ield becam e d ea n. Under Lic h fi eld's tenu re,  a Ph.D. pro gra m wases tab l ished , t he ac ademic journa l Adminis tr a tive S c ience Q u a rt erly  was created, a j o in t  JD/MBA progra m with  t h eL a w S cho ol was org an ized, and the sc h o o l w a s renamed the  Graduate S c hoo l of B us ine s s andPubli cA dmi nistration.  Lit chfield l eft th r ee year s  laterfor th e c han cell o rs hi p a tt heU ni ver s ity  of Pitt sb ur gh an d wa s r e plac edby C . Ste wart Sheppard  in  195 7 , f ollow ed by  Wil li am D.  Carmi chael  i n 1962. In 1964 , th e schoolwas  r elo ca ted t o  Malot t H all , which  was sp e cif ic a l l ydesigned to houseit . 
D uring th is per i od  f a culty di vi sio ns b e g an to  eme r ge , with t hree d i st in ct grou ps  vying  f orres ource s : bu siness  managem ent,p ublic administ r ation, and he a lt h c ar e  adm ini stration (t he S l oanProg r am ).I n 198 3, th ef ac u lty voted to end in st ructio n inthe latter tw o fields a n d to chang e th e  s c hool's name to  theGraduate S c hool ofManag ement. T he public a dministr ati onpro gra m mo ved to the NY S Coll eg e of Hu man  Ecolog y. Th atsam eyear, the  schoolbe ga nof fer ing a dual-deg re e M BA /MA  in A s ian St udies  wit hCo r nel l's FAL C ON ( Full -y ea r As ian  L angua ge C o nce ntratio n) progra m,t o pr od uc e Ameri can MBAs with  s ome knowle dg e o f theJ a panese l anguage and culture gai n ed thro ugh  cour sewo rk in Ith aca  and a  re q uiredsummer  inte rn shi p in Ja p a n.  Th eschool als o cre atedan  MBA /MEng,originally calledt heProgram in Ma nuf actu r i ng  Ma n ag e men t( PIM M ) . At the same t ime, Curti sW .Tarr was a p poi nt ed thedean of  thes chool.
In 1984,  Samuel C ur tisJ o hns on, Jr. an d his fa mily dona t ed $2 0  m illio n t o thesc hoo l, wh ich wa s  re named  the S .C . John son G ra duate Sc hool of Management in h onor o f Joh nso n's grand fat h er,  Samuel C urti s Johnson,  Sr .,the f oun d er of  S.C .  J ohn s on &Son, Inc. Thee nd owm e n tgift to the u n ive rsity  wa s , at t he t ime, the largestg ift to any bus ines s sch ool in t he  world. In 198 9,Al a n  G. Mert en  was appoin ted dean  o f  theJohnso n Scho ol. The y ea r  1995sawthe  creation  of  t h e Johns on  S c hool's  fir st  websi te, as well a s the launch ofits f i r st 12 - mon th op ti on clas s . Me rten leftin 1996 tobe Pre side nt of  George  M ason U niv er sity.

In1 998, theschoo l was r el ocat edto the  new l y  reno vate dSag e Hall wh i c hh ad  p r evi ousl y
 the_business school_in 1951 to become_dean of_the_College of_Arts_and Sciences. Melvin_G. deChazeau was_appointed acting dean until_1954, when Edward_H._Litchfield became dean. Under Lichfield's tenure, a Ph.D. program was established, the academic journal_Administrative_Science Quarterly_was_created,_a joint JD/MBA program with_the Law School was organized,_and the_school was renamed the Graduate School of Business_and_Public Administration. Litchfield_left three years later for the chancellorship at the_University of Pittsburgh and was replaced_by C. Stewart_Sheppard_in_1957, followed by William_D. Carmichael in 1962. In 1964,_the school was relocated to Malott_Hall, which was specifically designed to house_it.

During this period faculty divisions began_to emerge, with three distinct_groups vying_for resources: business management, public_administration, and healthcare_administration (the_Sloan Program). In_1983, the faculty voted to end_instruction in the_latter two fields and to change_the_school's name to_the_Graduate_School of_Management. The public_administration_program moved_to_the NYS College of Human Ecology.__That same year, the school began offering_a dual-degree MBA/MA in_Asian_Studies with Cornell's FALCON_(Full-year Asian Language Concentration) program,_to produce American MBAs with some_knowledge of_the Japanese_language and culture gained through coursework in Ithaca and a required_summer internship in Japan. The school_also created an MBA/MEng,_originally called_the_Program in Manufacturing_Management_(PIMM). At_the same time, Curtis W. Tarr was_appointed the_dean of the school.

In 1984, Samuel_Curtis Johnson, Jr. and_his_family donated $20 million to the_school, which was renamed the S.C._Johnson Graduate School of Management_in_honor_of Johnson's grandfather, Samuel Curtis_Johnson, Sr., the founder of S.C._Johnson & Son,_Inc. The endowment gift to the university_was,_at the time, the largest gift_to_any business school in the world._In_1989,_Alan G. Merten was appointed_dean of the Johnson School. The_year 1995 saw the creation of the Johnson School's_first website, as_well as the launch of_its_first_12-month option class. Merten left in 1996 to be President_of George_Mason University.

In 1998,_the school was relocated to the newly renovated Sage Hall_which had previously