Advisory Council

	Edward G. Rendell Pennsylvania Governor Honorary Chairman Education: JD, Villanova Law School, 1968; BA, University of Pennsylvania, 1965. Career: 2003-Present, 43rd Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; 2000, General Chair of the Democratic National Committee; 1992-1999, 121st Mayor of the City of Philadelphia; 1978-1985, District Attorney of the City of Philadelphia.
	Martin A. Asher Adjunct Professor of Finance Director, Research and Scholars Programs Education: PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1986; MA, University of Pennsylvania, 1979; BA, Stanford University, 1977. Research Areas: Law and economics; antitrust; income distribution; gender and race wage differentials.
	Jessie McCulley Associate Director, Wharton Corporate and Foundation Relations
	Robert Inman Richard King Mellon Professor of Finance; Professor of Finance and Economics, Business and Public Policy, Law and Economics (Law School), Real Estate Vice Dean and Director, Doctoral Programs Senior Fellow, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics Education: PhD, Harvard University, 1971; MEd, Harvard University, 1967; AB, Harvard University, 1964. Research Areas: Public finance; political economy; urban fiscal policy.
	Howard Pack Professor of Business and Public Policy, Economics, and Management Education: PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1964; BBA, The City College of New York, 1959. Research Areas: Industrial development; productivity; industrial policy; competitiveness; foreign aid; technology transfer; recent Asian growth.
	Janet Rothenberg Pack Professor of Business and Public Policy and Real Estate Education: PhD, University of California, Berkeley, 1965; MA, University of California, Berkeley, 1963; BBA, City College/CUNY, 1959. Research Areas: Fiscal federalism and intergovernmental relations; political economy of economic policy; urban and regional economic development; foreign aid; privatization.
	Arnold J. Rosoff Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics and Health Care Systems Senior Fellow, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics Education: CLU, American College of Life Underwriters, 1973; JD, Columbia University, 1968; BS, University of Pennsylvania, 1965. Research Areas: Health care law; legal, business and ethical aspects of health care; legal and regulatory controls on health care cost and quality; patients’ rightss; Pharmacy benefits management; Private and governmental financing of health care; legal implications of clinical practice guidelines; antitrust in health care; comparative health care systems.
	Susan M. Wachter Richard B. Worley Professor of Financial Management; Professor of Real Estate, Finance and City and Regional Planning Education: PhD, Boston College, 1974; BA, Harvard College, 1965. Research Areas: Real estate economics; urban economics; housing finance.
	Joel Waldfogel Joel S. Ehrenkranz Family Professor; Professor of Business and Public Policy Chairperson, Business and Public Policy Department Education: PhD, Stanford University, 1990; BA, Brandeis University, 1984. Research Areas: Industrial organization; law and economics; public economics; economics of media industries.
	Sankey V. Williams Sol Katz Professor of General Internal Medicine and Health Care Systems Education: MD, Harvard Medical School, 1970; AB, Princeton University, 1966 Research Areas: Clinical decision analysis; clinical economics; outcomes assessment

For believing in us from the beginning, we especially remember former Advisory Council member Thomas W. Dunfee

Thomas W. Dunfee Joseph Kolodny Professor of Social Responsibility in Business; Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics Chairperson, Legal Studies and Business Ethics Department Education: LLM, New York University, 1969; JD, New York University, 1966; AB, Marshall University, 1963. Research Areas: Social contracts; social responsibility of business; ethics.