Office of Dean Marissa K. Zhao

Marissa Keiw Zhao has garnered critical and professional acclaim from her successful business ventures throughout the years. After earning her MBA from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, Dean Zhao created a technology empire centered around cloud storage. After successfully running the company for years, she began traveling the globe, encouraging young businesses, especially those run by women. She joined the staff of CCU as a professor teaching business management in 2002, and became the youngest Dean of Business and Technology the University has ever had in 2009.

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Students and Faculty are reminded to remain calm.

University Administration will share further information as it is pertinent to your safety.  There is no need for alarm so long as you follow the instructions of your professors and administration.  Please remain indoors and do not venture out until the all clear is given.  If any suspicious activity is observed, please contact me or the other admins by email.  

Do not leave your room under any circumstances unless requested by an administrator.  Students found out of safely locked rooms will face consequences.  

~ Dean Zhao

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@bradforddhayes replied to your post: Attention

It was me. I’m sorry. -Dean of the Arts; Bradford D. Hayes

@princeinname replied to your post: Attention

Dean Hayes, this is why you are my favorite

Bradford, are you being serious or is this an improv exercise?  One of those “Yes-and” scenarios? Because I do not find this funny one bit.

As for you, Mr. Prince.  I would have thought, being in the School of Business, you would have a bit more... tact, as I’m the Dean of your school, not Dean Hayes.  

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Attention

Whoever thought it would be lovely to send a glitter bomb invitation to the Delta Zeta “Glitter Party” should turn themselves in.  We have surveillance systems installed in ALL of our offices, and we will be tracking down the culprit as soon as possible.  You can either suffer academic probation or pay for my dry-cleaning for the next 2 years, as it will probably take that long to get the glitter off of my chair.  

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Welcome, students and faculty.  I am so pleased to see you in my office.  Please feel free to ask any questions about schedules, housing, interpersonal relationships, or curriculum.  

Please do not ask why there is a wailing sound in the technology lab.  It is an issue that has already come to our attention that we are working on.