A Conversation with Juan Lopera '99, Pioneering Diversity Leader in the Healthcare Industry

BC NEWS: Juan Lopera ’99 was a pioneer in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Now he’s leading diversity efforts across one of the state’s largest health systems.

Living Outside Their Comfort Zones

Meet the Carroll School of Management’s new crop of tenure-track professors

Alumni in the News

Does America have a “Pre-existing Condition”?

Isabel Wilkerson returns to Boston College to speak of caste, at lecture co-sponsored by Winston Center

From Service to School

Formerly homeless vet finds opportunity and support as a management student at Boston College

Focusing on Diversity from Day One

Class of 2023’s M.B.A. orientation kicks off with talk on “Inclusive Leadership” featuring diversity expert Carol Fulp

Goodbye College (and COVID). Hello World.

“A lot of incredible moments . . . some very difficult ones . . . all the experiences have really expanded me.”

Harry Shanmugam '21 Wins Boston College's Highest Commencement Honor

BC News: At Boston College's 144th Commencement Exercises on May 24, University President William P. Leahy, S.J., presented Shanmugam with the Edward H. Finnegan, S.J., Award, given annually to the graduating senior who best exemplifies Boston College’s motto “Ever to Excel.”

CSOM "Senior to Remember" Earned Marketing Degree and US Citizenship While at BC

Augustin Rac's journey began as with emigration from Guatemalan; at BC, he's balanced academics, service, and entrepreneurship with the successful pursuit of U.S. citizenship

Carroll School "Renaissance Man" Makes Prestigious List of M.B.A. Grads

At the end of each academic year, Poets & Quants honors the “Best & Brightest” new M.B.A. graduates. This year's list included Dewin Hernandez, M.B.A./M.S.W. ’21.

Never too late!

Forty years later, Raynard Johnson earns his Boston College degree

Lynch Leadership Academy: A Decade of Training, Supporting School Principals

BC NEWS: At a milestone year, more than 250 leaders from some 120 schools have participated in Boston College's Lynch Leadership Academy

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The Conversation Has Just Begun

This year’s Inclusive Leadership Forum Series was just the beginning of a crucial conversation on diversity and inclusion at the Carroll School and beyond

Seminar with Eastern Bank President Offers a Case Study on Corporate Diversity and Inclusion

On February 8, Eastern Bank President and Vice Chair Quincy Miller appeared virtually at the Inclusive Leadership Forum, the fourth in a yearlong series facilitated by diversity expert Carol Fulp and sponsored by the Carroll School's graduate programs.

Miles To Go, Making Strides

Carroll School’s M.B.A. students are attacking systemic racism and seeking to make tomorrow’s boardrooms reflect the complexion of America.

One Person, No Vote?

In advance of the volatile November elections, 582 students, faculty, and other attendees logged on for a bracing Zoom lecture titled “One Person, No Vote,” delivered by historian and best-selling author Carol Anderson of Emory University.

Top Diversity Expert Steps up Role at Carroll School

Leading diversity consultant Carol Fulp has joined the Carroll School of Management’s Board of Advisors. Dean Andy Boynton made the announcement on October 29, during the Carroll School’s latest online forum on inclusive leadership.

Carroll School Professor Helps Lead Fiscal Health and Equity Initiative

Lourdes German, co-director of the Managing for Social Impact & the Public Good minor, is teaching lead for a new initiative from Bloomberg Philanthropies, which aims to help city leaders tackle economic recovery from COVID-19 with a focus on equality.

Why Your Neighborhood is Still Segregated, After All These Years

At Corcoran Center event, author says residential segregation didn't just happen. It was created.

Paying it Forward

BC NEWS: Carroll School senior Phat Nguyen adds hurricane relief to his portfolio of service to others.

2017 Romero Scholarship

Carroll School of Management student Steven Guerrero '18, a leader in the BC student group Organization of Latin American Affairs, received the award at a ceremony on campus last month.

Research: Men Get Credit for Voicing Ideas, but Not Problems. Women Don’t Get Credit for Either.

HBR: Men get credit for voicing ideas, but not problems—and women don't get credit for either, according to research published in Academy of Management Journal.

When There's No Money Left for Textbooks

A growing number of high-need students struggle to meet routine expenses—and now, thanks to the Leo V. Sullivan Fund, they are getting the timely help they need.

Born in a Refugee Hospital, Winston Speaker Tells of His Journey to Concussion

A celebrated scientist gives lessons on perseverance, evidence versus assumptions, and our common humanity as part of Winston’s Chambers Lecture Series.