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Study Abroad Student Perspective

Study Abroad Student Perspective

Study Abroad Student Perspective

Matthew Giovanniello ’18 Uses Family Experience to Shape Future of Cognitive Rehabilitation

Carroll School graduate Matthew Giovanniello ’18 uses familiar connections to shape the future of cognitive learning and rehabilitation

First-year M.B.A. Students Take Top Prize at Intercollege Marketing Case Competition

Blazing the Trail

Four Carroll School alums make Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list

Turning the Page

A new novel by Jessie Cheng ‘22 brings mental wellness into the spotlight

Here Comes the Pitch

Students brought their big ideas to the table at this year’s Elevator Pitch Competition

Our Zip Code, Our Fate

Two Carroll School centers launch conversation about how to transform distressed urban neighborhoods

Holidays on the Heights

Tree lighting, ugly sweater parties, and other festivities

Digging Deep

Carroll School students explore the implications of deep-sea mining with their second-place win at the Eller Collegiate Ethics Case Competition.

What’s the “Right” Price?

In a new book, Carroll School of Management Associate Professor Gerald Smith (who also chairs the Marketing Department) mixes the academic with the actionable for managers, entrepreneurs, and business owners in need of smarter pricing strategies.

When Designing CEO Pay, Board Assignments Matter

When Weak Ties Are Strong

Fostering connections and conversations that bring exceptional ideas to the surface, in and outside the classroom

The Human Factor

Management Professor’s rereading of Camus’s The Plague helps inspire new book on dealing with global crises

Disrupted by COVID? Get Used to It.

Responding successfully to disruptions needs to become a habit, says new book co-authored by Carroll School professor

HBR Article Previews Professor Mohan Subramaniam's Forthcoming Book from MIT Press

HBR article previews Carroll School professor’s forthcoming book from MIT Press

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

Strong Results for Carroll School in Latest U.S. News Rankings

Carroll School continues to stand among the most highly ranked business schools, with three departments in the top 20

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

Sunlight Is the Best Disinfectant

Greater SEC transparency leads to better enforcement and worthier shareholder suits, Carroll School researchers find

Marketing Student Sal Frelick, BC Baseball Star, Signs with the Milwaukee Brewers

Trust but Verify

Machine learning systems need informed (i.e., human) oversight

The Human Element

Together with their team member, two BC sisters leverage their service experience to win a national real estate case competition

Goodbye College (and COVID). Hello World.

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

He Walks 50 Miles to Graduation, Raises $35,000 in Memory of BC Friend

CSOM grad walks 50 miles to graduation in memory of friend and classmate

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

Announcing the Ignatian Global Carroll School Fellowship

The Carroll School of Management at Boston College has named James E. Joseph, dean of the Madden School of Business and doctoral candidate at Le Moyne College, as its inaugural Ignatian Global Carroll School Fellow.

Two Carroll School Professors Win Top Accolades for High-impact Research

Katherine Lemon (Marketing) and Miao Liu (Accounting) have both recently won top awards for research contributions in their respective fields.

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

What Comes Next?

Politics, the economy, and global markets after the pandemic. Join us for a live webinar series during the first week of May.

“A Form of Optimism about the Human Condition”

Why we do research, and why it matters to our teaching and our students

"What Should We Learn Next?" Juggling COVID-era Teaching and Cutting-Edge Research

For Carroll School of Management professors, innovating their way around a new, “hybrid” classroom isn’t the only adaptation this unusual year has demanded of them.

Carroll School Experts on COVID-19

Carroll School researchers have contributed their expertise to recent discussions of coronavirus. They’ve spoken on implications for retirement planning, corporate social responsibility, and other topics.

Reinventing a Travel Course

Shea Center’s TechTrek course is still on the move, embracing the entrepreneurial spirit, in a new digital format with help from alums

Why Dissent Matters: Winston Center Welcomes a Famous Whistleblower

Winston Center to Host White House Whistleblower

Reinforcing Tech Savvy, Empathy in Classroom

Teaching series highlights faculty innovations; video offers glimpse into the hybrid classroom

The Case for Affordable Housing

With corporate help, Corcoran Center launches effort to expand case competition nationally

Dean Boynton on Student Engagement, Inside and Outside the Classroom

Our centers play an essential role in connecting academic learning to the real world

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.

Want to Help a Local Restaurant? Do This.

Professor’s research reveals the benefits of ordering directly and skipping the delivery app

In Good Company

Global survey puts Carroll School among top business schools for research; points to strength of M.B.A. degree as well

Two Coveted Finance Awards, Two Years Running

In a remarkable streak, Carroll School faculty have walked off with six of these prestigious awards in the past six years

Eagle Versus Eagle on the Ice: Carroll School Hockey Stars at World Championship

Continuing a tradition of Carroll School hockey players reaching great heights, two sophomores on opposite teams fought for the gold at the World Juniors Hockey Championship

Liberal Arts Students Line Up for Summer Management Catalyst Program: March 9 Deadline for Applications

Applications open for summer management program that draws growing numbers of arts and sciences students

Video Clip: Life After COVID—Inequality and the Road to Resilience

Marketing Professor Nailya Ordabayeva discusses how to make society more resilient, in time for the “next disaster”

Carroll School Senior Parker Biele's Unusual Path to Becoming a Top-Ranked Ski Racer

Doing Good with Data

Partnership with United Way exemplifies BC trend toward using “Big Data” for social change

The Year in Pictures

Photos from the Heights that tell a story of 2020—a year of disruption and resilience

Professor Curtis Chan Makes Poets & Quants’ 2020 List of 50 Best B-School Profs in the Nation

Curtis Chan, assistant professor of management and organization at the Carroll School, was named to Poets & Quants for Undergrads’ list of Top 50 Undergraduate Business Professors of 2020.

Professor Montes Explains How to Build "Organizational Resilience"

A dangerous ascent of Mount Everest helped Juan Montes, a professor of the practice in Management and Organization, derive lessons on how companies can meet crises like those brought on by COVID with “the resilience tool kit."

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.

The Corcoran Center’s Career Event Delivers Timely Advice in a Newly Digital Format

Each year, the Joseph E. Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action brings together Boston College faculty and alumni for its “Launching Your Real Estate Career” event, which introduces students of all majors to industry trends and career opportunities in commercial real estate and urban development.

Accounting for a Top-Five Finish, Once Again

The Carroll School’s Accounting Department ranked #4 nationwide for first-time CPA exam performance

Information Systems Professor Gerald Kane on How COVID-19 Accelerated a Digital Transformation

The Wall Street Journal is publishing a series of excerpts from Professor Gerald Kane’s forthcoming book about how COVID-19 is accelerating a digital transformation in business.

Holiday Shopping in a Pandemic: Advice from Professor Nan Liu

After suffering from major declines in revenue since the pandemic began, Boston businesses will continue implementing services and safety measures to keep customers safe for the holiday shopping season.

A Semester Like No Other

Dispatches from a never-imagined semester

Elevating Student Entrepreneurs

STEM and online retail rise to the top at Shea Center’s 2020 Elevator Pitch Competition

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.

Which Firms are Winning with Artificial Intelligence? Professor Explains in New Podcast Series

As co-host of a new podcast produced by MIT SMR and Boston Consulting Group, Professor Sam Ransbotham talks to leaders who’ve achieved big wins with AI, hearing firsthand how they did it.

Wall Street Journal Launches Series on Professor Jerry Kane's Book About Digital Transformation

The Wall Street Journal is publishing a series of excerpts from Professor Gerald Kane’s forthcoming book about how COVID-19 is accelerating a digital transformation in business. The first excerpt, published in October, profiles health insurance company Anthem, where the crisis has intensified a drive to go digital-first.

Getting—and Keeping—the Best Faculty

Philanthropist couple commits $3 million to funding the Carroll School’s 14th Endowed Chair

Twitter Can Be a Rumor Mill That Distorts the Price of a Stock

Social-media misinformation isn’t just a problem in politics. Unfounded financial rumors on Twitter can distort the price of a stock for weeks.

Weathering the COVID Crash: Environmental and Social Policies Pay Off, Study Says

Socially responsible stocks posted significantly higher returns, Seidner Family Faculty Fellow and Professor of Finance Rui Albuquerque finds

A Top Mark for Apple’s Top Marketer

Phil Schiller ’82, longtime Apple executive, topped Forbes’ list of “The World’s Most Influential CMOs” in 2020. The magazine decided on the top 50 marketing executives based upon data reflecting brand performance, industry and internal influence, and personal influence.

Corcoran Center's New Engagement Awards Recognize Socially Distanced Service

From classes to advising to MBA networking, many, if not most, campus activities have carried on virtually at the Carroll School of Management this fall. But there’s another hallmark of the Eagle experience that coronavirus cannot thwart: community engagement and service.

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.

Lynch Leadership Academy is Recipient of New Grant to Advance Racial Equity in Schools

Lynch Leadership Academy received a $30K grant from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation's Rapid Response: Educators for Black Lives fund as part of their new grantmaking strategy to advance racial equity in public education.

Apple's Phil Schiller '82 named World's Most Influential CMO

Undergrad's Paper on "The Power of Board Diversity" Wins National Prize

In her winning paper, Saamia Bukhari '22 writes that “board diversity is powerful as long as the structures and culture around give it the room to be.”

Research Center Secures $2.9M from Social Security Administration

The Center is one of four organizations funded by the SSA’s Retirement and Disability Research Consortium, which provides funding for interdisciplinary research related to Social Security’s various program areas and target populations.

Global and Gifted

They come from Beijing and from Boston. They are eye-opening researchers and award-winning teachers. They boast a panoply of experience—there’s a Finnish naval veteran and a record label executive, among others. Meet our new faculty.

Educating Inclusive Leaders

The Carroll School of Management has launched the Inclusive Leadership Forum Series, featuring noted diversity expert and author Carol Fulp.

We are Reinventing the Academic Experience

Finance Department Ranks 7th Nationally in U.S. News & World Report Survey

Finance, Marketing and Accounting all placed prominently in the magazine’s 2021 rankings

Pete Wilson, 1946-2020

The beloved accounting professor challenged his students—and invited them on a journey

Springsteen, Hasselbecks Help Kick Off Semester

Matt and Sarah Hasselbeck, Bruce Springsteen welcome first-year students in separate kickoff events

What's Behind the Name Change?

Operations Management is now Business Analytics, reflecting seismic changes in management learning and practice

Who Are We? And Where Are We Going?

Two separate findings by Management and Organization professors Michael Pratt and Metin Sengul suggest better ways for companies to state their purpose and set goals

Accounting Department Comes in at #4 for Undergrad Earning Potential in New Study

Researchers at Best Accounting Software combed the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard tool to analyze all colleges that were shown to offer a bachelor’s degree in accounting. It then averaged the median earnings of recent graduates with those degrees.

Podcast: Dean Boynton Talks Design Thinking

In a podcast appearance, Dean Boynton discusses what innovation looks like, in companies and on campus

Walking the Walk for the Homeless

CSOM student, formerly homeless, walks from Virginia to BC to highlight his cause

Finding a New Normal for Graduate Business School Networking

This past summer, the Carroll School of Management’s graduate programs offered a virtual Noon Networking Series, which featured alumni calling in from coast-to-coast. It showed that although networking might look different during a pandemic, it’s still just as vital in the business world.

Why Corporate Purpose Statements Often Miss Their Mark

In extraordinary times, a statement of purpose can serve as an organization’s anchor. But the reality is that many statements fall short: They rely on platitudes, fail to connect with an audience or beneficiary, or lack balance between being abstract or specific.

Getting Masks to Market

Terence To ‘09 helps his company do well—and good—by pivoting to high-quality face masks

When Rivals Smell Blood: How Companies React to a Competitor’s Negative Earnings

In Academy of Management Journal, Metin Sengul and Tieying Yu, both associate professors in the Carroll School’s Management and Organization department, examine competitors’ reactions to a firm’s negative earnings surprise

Charting a Course

From flipping fish to chasing Soviet spy ships to managing private wealth, Dan Holland—the new chair of the dean’s advisory board—relishes a challenge

Why Markets Don’t Resemble Reality for Many

A panel of influential analysts share investing strategies for uncertain times, at the Carroll School’s third and final webinar in the Navigation series

Planning for the Future Amid Present Uncertainty

A panel of experts share insights on navigating retirement savings in the Carroll School’s second live webinar

Hear What the Experts (i.e., Tenants) Have To Say

The real estate course and center founded by Joseph Corcoran ’59, H’09, mixed-income housing pioneer, teaches tomorrow’s developers the art of listening

Geopolitical Risks and Glimmers of Hope

Former NATO Ambassador Nicholas Burns ’78 and Daniel E. Holland III ’79 kicked off the Carroll School’s live webinar series with their discussion of the current geopolitical landscape

A Field Guide for MBAs: Alum’s Book and Blog Offer Tips on Navigating the MBA Experience

Alum’s book and blog offer tips on navigating the MBA experience

Navigating Financial Turbulence in Challenging Times

Three live webinars navigate the global landscape, the retirement crisis, and market turbulence

Embodying “Ever to Excel”

Carroll School announces new endowed chair, names finance professor as first holder