Lubin Faculty
Respected on campus. Connected to companies around the world.
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Faculty members are noted scholars and respected practitioners with deep ties to the business community in New York and around the world. Their perspectives are as diverse as their experience and backgrounds. What they have in common is a devotion to teaching. Acting as mentors both inside and outside the classroom, faculty members guide students in course work, research projects, and advise individuals on their academic program design and career objectives. They also continually regenerate our curriculum and forge forward-looking research partnerships with academic institutions throughout the world that advance knowledge, theory, and best practices. A faculty that speaks from experienceThe faculty of the Lubin School of Business brings a world of business experience into the classroom. In addition to prior experience, many full-time faculty members remain as consultants to prestigious corporate, professional, educational, and government organizations. Lubin students also draw upon the expertise of part-time faculty who currently work as professionals in the world's largest corporations and emerging entrepreneurial companies. Of course, Pace provides students with the theoretical principles and models that give context to such practical experience. The full-time faculty in the Lubin School include many noted authors, theorists, and researchers. Our faculty are frequently quoted in the media and have had their work featured in such publications as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. They have published articles in some of the world's most respected business journals, and they publish a wide array of books on topics ranging from the role of the internal auditor, to global marketing management, to strategic total quality management. Small classes: No small benefitEven though Pace business professors are professionally active, they are never too busy for their students. Because classes in the Lubin School are small, averaging 25 students, they provide a supportive environment for learning. Acting as mentors both inside and outside the classroom, Lubin faculty guide students in their progress with course work, special research projects, and extracurricular activities. |
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