Accounting, MBA | M.S.
Faculty Research Areas
School of Business faculty members conduct research on a wide range of critical issues that transcend disciplinary boundaries. Students work closely with faculty members, serving as invaluable members of their research teams.
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Donna Gallo
Assistant ProfessorRunning a tight ship
Professor Gallo teaches courses related to business policy, international management, and real estate; her research focuses on effective decision-making and business strategy.
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Frank Jenkins
Visiting LecturerAn external perspective
Frank has more than 25 years experience as a managing partner for a strategy consulting firm. He teaches courses related to financial management, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance.
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Inshik Seol
Associate ProfessorSeek and you shall find
Professor Seol studies audit judgment, environmental auditing, and accounting education.
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Jing Zhang
ProfessorSystems of knowledge in the world of big data
Professor Zhang dedicates her research to examining management information systems, including interorganizational knowledge sharing and networking.
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John Crawley
Associate ProfessorAn honest broker
Leveraging his more than 30 years as an employee, consultant, and attorney for prominent technology corporations, John shares his expertise in business law, intellectual property law, and ethics.
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John Dobson
Associate ProfessorHelping small businesses grow through data
Professor Dobson studies how home-based entrepreneurs use information systems to improve livelihoods and incomes, including the impact of entrepreneurial education and social networks on small-business performance.
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Kate Hanley
Visiting LecturerDriving sustainable solutions at the local level
Kate serves as the director of sustainability for the town of Concord, MA. She leverages her industry experience to educate students around the development and implementation of sustainability strategies.
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Keith Coulter
ProfessorWhat’s it worth to you?
Professor Coulter studies consumer behavior and marketing strategies to determine how and why we’re persuaded to make purchases.
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Laura Graves
ProfessorExploring why we work – and how we can work better
Professor Graves studies work-life balance, how organizations encourage diversity, and how business leaders engage with socially responsible activities.
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Mary-Ellen Boyle
Associate ProfessorManaging social – and structural – change
How does social change intersect with education, corporate citizenship, university-community partnerships, and the arts – and how can organizations manage effectively in a constantly shifting marketplace?
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Rich Maltzman
Professor of PracticeGreen project management
Rich is an expert in the intersection of project management and sustainability. His industry engagements have taken him to South Africa, Malaysia, Costa Rica, and throughout the United States.
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Tom Murphy
LecturerA better way to market
Tom is a consultant to global companies, helping improve business plans and investments across global markets. He designed the unique “Sustainability Marketing” course for GSOM.
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Will O’Brien
Associate ProfessorAdopting an entrepreneurial – and environmentally responsible – mindset
Will is an experienced executive, entrepreneur, consultant, teacher, and attorney. His research interests include business sustainability and environmental stewardship.
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Zhihong Wang
Associate ProfessorApply big data in accounting research
Dr. Wang’s research utilizes machine learning technology to analyze unstructured accounting big data and generated great impact in accounting and business research.
