Schmalenbach Scholar

 

Awarded by HHL - Leipzig Graduate School of Management to students honoring superior academic achievements, outstanding contributions to the academic life at HHL, and exemplary behaviour in the course of their studies, e. g. public spirit or strong commitment to students´ activities.

Business school, Germany
          2011     Michael Römer (MSc4)    
          2010     Tobias Wolff (M10)    
          2009     Matthias Stöver (K22), Robert Heesen (M.Sc.2), Soňa Žáčková (M9)    
          2008     Robin Buschmann (K21), Cora Theißen (M.Sc.1), Philip Meißner (M8), Thomas Klein (P3)    
          2007     Daniela Schramm (K19), Lili Grigorova (M7), Friedhelm Wachs (P2)    
          2006     Nicolas Niedhart (K17), Florian Haubold (K19), Peter Barthel (K20), Florian Mathias Sölva (M6)    
          2005     Simon Strauch (K15), Hannes Behacker (K16), Marc Schumacher (P1), Guido Schernewski (M5)    
          2004     Christoph Behn (K13), Ulrike Killy (K14), Elmar Günther (K15), Conny Kummer (K16), Martin Keese (M4), Pedro Vazquez (M4)    
          2003     Lutz Schmelter (K11), Robert Jacob (K13), Alexander Krujatz (K14), Jack Artman (M3), Friedhart Böttger (M3)    
          2002     Bernd Öhring (K10), Jesko-Philipp Neuenburg (K12), Yevgeni Mushkin (M2), Vengadan Swaminathan (M2)    
          2001     Sebastian Just (K8), Philipp Leutiger (K9), Patrick Siegel (K9), Kathrin Rothe (K10), Monika Swierczek (M1)    
          2000     Michael Krecek (K6), Matthias Herfert (K7), Stefanie Leenen (K7), Florian Will (K8)    
          1999     Ulrich Bannmüller (K5), Ralph Dietrich (K6), Timo Voswinckel (K6), Christa von Waldhausen (K7)    
                     
                     
                     
                     

Eugen Schmalenbach

Eugen Schmalenbach (1873-1955) - the father of business studies in Germany - was born in Schmalenbach (North-Rhine Westphalia). After a technical and commercial apprenticeship he was one of the first students at the newly founded Handelshochschule (commercial college) in Leipzig, the forerunner of today’s HHL – Leipzig Graduate School of Management.

From 1906 to 1933 and again between 1945 and 1950 he taught as a full professor at the Commercial College in Cologne, which later became a founding part of the University of Cologne. Schmalenbach made outstanding contributions to the development of cost and accounting theory. His dynamic accounting theory laid the foundation stone for the German income tax system. In 1930 he was appointed honorary senator of HHL.

 


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