A graduate of Columbia Business School with a master of business administration, Art J. Samberg founded Pequot Partners in the 1980s and led it to become the world’s largest hedge fund at one point. After closing the firm, he founded Hawkes Financial, LLC, a family office in New York. Also active in charitable giving, Art Samberg has made considerable donations to his alma mater, including a $10 million donation that supported the establishment of the Arthur J. Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence.
Founded in 2002, the Arthur J. Samberg Institute aims to further Columbia Business School’s dedication to teaching excellence by offering resources and programs to promote curriculum integration, faculty development, and pedagogical innovation. The Institute partners with professional consultants and faculty members to coach professors, lead development workshops, and provide feedback on course content and teaching skills.
Finally, the Institute offers students access to course evaluations for the current year’s electives, as well as an archive of evaluations for courses going back more than 16 years. To learn more about the Institute, visit www8.gsb.columbia.edu/samberg.
Founded in 2002, the Arthur J. Samberg Institute aims to further Columbia Business School’s dedication to teaching excellence by offering resources and programs to promote curriculum integration, faculty development, and pedagogical innovation. The Institute partners with professional consultants and faculty members to coach professors, lead development workshops, and provide feedback on course content and teaching skills.
Finally, the Institute offers students access to course evaluations for the current year’s electives, as well as an archive of evaluations for courses going back more than 16 years. To learn more about the Institute, visit www8.gsb.columbia.edu/samberg.
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