Our EMBA faculty are selected for their knowledge and expertise, their research and consulting
activities, and their ability to teach adult students about important business theories
and real-world applications. They are typically full-time, senior members of the Anderson
Graduate School and hold doctorates from highly regarded universities in the U.S. and abroad.
They regularly review and update their course materials to reflect the latest thinking in their
fields. And they strive to use a variety of teaching formats including the case method,
group projects, classroom discussion, guest lectures and peer teaching to facilitate interaction
among EMBA program participants. So youll also learn from your classmates and benefit from
their collective experience and expertise. This unique culture of collaboration and teamwork
provides a powerful synergy you wont find anywhere else.
Our faculty, drawn from the senior ranks of the Anderson Graduate School, weave together timeless and current business concepts with practical application to the workplace. The result is a challenging, sophisticated classroom environment that enables students to improve their job performance and move their careers forward. Heres what some of them have to say about teaching in the EMBA Program:
The EMBA Program fosters an environment of reciprocal learning, providing informal
networking opportunities in addition to an academically rigorous curriculum. Students
come away with improved communication, teamwork and analytical skills to add to their
real-world experience.
- Dr. Howard Smith; Strategic Management
EMBA students represent many different industries, backgrounds and areas of expertise,
but they are all ambitious and industrious. Its exciting to see them master business
concepts so quickly and to return to their respective organizations with newfound knowledge
and confidence.
- Dr. Alistair Preston; Managerial Accounting
Ive been teaching in the EMBA Program for nearly 10 years, and it is always a learning
experience for me. It is satisfying to know that students are applying concepts discussed
in class the following week. They report back what worked and what didnt in their
particular situation, making the learning quite experiential and relevant.
- Dr. Jackie Hood; Organizational Behavior and Diversity
Being in the EMBA Program is rewarding for faculty and students alike. When you bring
together this caliber of professionals, the interaction and level of discussion goes far
beyond that found in a normal classroom. Its invigorating for me to be involved in such a
dynamic learning environment and to see our students progress in their careers.
- Dr. George Hozier; Marketing Management