Clausen Center for International Business and Policy

Sebastian Teunissen

Current Position

  February, 1998 to present Berkeley, CA
Adjunct Professor and Executive Director,
Clausen Center for International Business and Policy

Walter A. Haas School of Business
University of California, Berkeley

Courses taught include:

Previous Positions

Education

  1976-1979 Duke University Durham, NC
  • (ABD)Ph.D. Department of Economics.
  • M.A. Department of Economics.
  • James B. Duke Fellowship.

 

1973-1976 University of Guelph

 

Guelph, Ontario Canada

  • B.A. (Honours) Department of Economics and Department of Mathematics.
  • John Kenneth Galbraith Scholarship

Other Positions

 

Presentations/Lectures

Media Mention/Articles

 

 

 

S 545 Haas School of Business # 1900
University of California, Berkeley
2220 Piedmont Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94720-1900, USA
Tel: +1-(510) 643-4999
Fax: +1-(510) 642-8228
teunissen@haas.berkeley.edu


Last updated, March 4, 2008

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Travels and Observations Blog

Heli-skiing in the Monashees, British Columbia, Canada

Cruising the South African low-veldt

EWMBA class that descended 3,700 meters into the TauTona mine

An EWMBA class in China.


Rapa Nui (Easter Is.)

EWMBA students at Kvarner-Masa Yards, Turku Finland

Tenshin Aikido Dojo in Juso, Japan with Fujitani Sensei (L) and Nakamichi Sensei (R).

With Haas EWMBA students Dave Dreesen and John Cummins at the Ashanti Goldfields mine in Obuasi, Ghana.

Taking control of the Panama Canal Railroad with Erin Brewer and other Haas EWMBA students.

Tau Tona (formerly Western Deep) mine in South Africa, at a depth of 3,200 meters, July 2004