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The Carroll School’s faculty is distinguished by an extraordinary combination of research talent and teaching ability. |
The process and products of research are essential elements in Boston College's intellectual community and the Carroll School has a long tradition of combining the best teaching with groundbreaking research.
We have over 100 scholars, researchers, and teachers who consistently contribute to leading management journals and publications in every discipline of business. Each faculty member, from department chairpersons to non-tenured faculty, is dedicated to skillfully educating both undergraduate and graduate students in addition to pursuing their research initiatives. Examples include:
- A recent analysis of all the articles published in leading finance journals in the last 50 years found that five of the Carroll School’s finance faculty rank among the top 250 of the world’s finance researchers during that period.
- Professor G. Peter Wilson, past president of the American Accounting Association (AAA), is the recipient of AAA's 2005 Outstanding Accounting Educator Award.
- Dr. Alicia Munnell, Center for Retirement Research, was voted one of the “100 most influential people in finance” by Treasury & Risk Mangement, June 2006.
- Associate Professor John Gallaugher has been recognized for his excellence
in teaching in BusinessWeek Guide to Best Business Schools.
Faculty are also regularly called upon to comment on current business topics
in national media; to contribute to discussions at the highest levels of government;
and to consult for some of the largest companies and nonprofit organizations
in the world today.
