Metropolitan College Faculty
Emeriti
Adjunct Faculty
Part-Time Faculty
Faculty from Other Schools and Colleges
Governance of the College
Courses at Metropolitan College are taught by full- and part-time faculty. Faculty with professional status at Boston University carry the academic titles of Instructor, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor. Part-time instructors not designated as above hold the title of Lecturer.
The following list reflects the 2008/2009 faculty at the time of publication.
Metropolitan College Full-Time Faculty and Directors of Academic Programs
Rebecca C. Alssid
Director of Lifelong Learning and Chair of Gastronomy, Director of Evergreen
BA, Syracuse University; Certificate in Education, Colgate University.
A distinguished leader in the field of lifelong learning, Ms. Alssid is responsible for the development and direction of various University programs, including the Master of Liberal Arts in Gastronomy, the Certificate Program in Culinary Arts, Wine Studies programs, Seminars in Food, Wine & the Arts, cultural tours, Cooking Up Culture for children, and Evergreen, an educational program for older adults. Alssid has developed and coordinated professional programs as well as programs for school-age children. A published author, she is recognized by local and national media as an expert on topics relating to food and wine studies and educational programs for children and elders.
Kip Becker
Associate Professor and Chair of Administrative Sciences
BA, MA, University of Delaware; MBA, Wilmington College; PhD, Florida State University.
Dr. Becker serves on the editorial board of Transnational Management, The Journal of Marketing Channels, The Journal of Teaching in International Business, and The Journal of Transition Management. He is chairman of the board of the International Management Development Association and principal of his own international management consulting firm. He is a prolific researcher and oversees graduate, undergraduate, online, and international program development and implementation. Becker teaches courses in electronic commerce, international business, marketing, and strategy.
Eric J. Braude
Associate Professor of Computer Science
BS, University of Natal; MS, University of Illinois; MS, University of Miami; PhD, Columbia University.
Dr. Braude teaches software design, artificial intelligence, data structures, information system security, software engineering, and Web services. His books have been translated into several languages. Braude has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, City University of New York, Pennsylvania State University, and Seton Hall University and has served as technology advisor to corporations such as Philips, Lockheed Martin, Lucent Technologies, and MITRE Corporation.
Edward Brookner
Senior Lecturer in Liberal Studies
BA, Brown University.
Professor Brookner has been the coordinator of the English Composition Program for over twenty years, and he currently teaches courses in the Accelerated Bachelor’s Degree Completion Program. He has taught a wide range of courses in literature, including the Bible and the the modern novel, basic composition, and creative writing. Brookner is a published poet, and his award-winning photography has appeared in several exhibitions throughout New England.
Robert Cadigan
Associate Professor of Applied Social Sciences, Director of Prison Education Program
BA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; MA, PhD, Boston University.
Dr. Cadigan teaches courses in criminology, rehabilitation and reintegration, freedom; business and the social environment, and a seminar on freedom, technology, environment, and society. He is a published expert in technological and social issues regarding emegency medical care as well as prison education programs. Cadigan has also conducted research and served as a consultant for several public health and intervention organizations.
William J. Chambers
Associate Professor of the Practice of Administrative Sciences
BA, College of Wooster; MA, MPhil, PhD, Columbia University.
Dr. Chambers has over twenty years of experience developing and overseeing credit models, internal credit scoring systems, and default risk assessment processes for Standard & Poor’s. He is an expert in international finance, portfolio management, and the economics of real estate development. Chambers teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in finance, credit analysis, and portfolio management.
Lou Chitkushev
Associate Professor and Chair of Computer Science
BS, MS, University of Belgrade; MS, Medical College of Virginia; PhD, Boston University.
Dr. Chitkushev’s research interests include networking, data assurance, and biomedical informatics. He has served on several IEEE conference committees and as a National Science Foundation review panelist. He is co-founder and associate director of Boston University’s Center for Reliable Information Systems & Cyber Security, and played a role in initiatives that led to Boston University’s designation as a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance by the National Security Agency. Chitkushev teaches data communications, computer networks, advanced Internet technologies, medical informatics, and network security.
James Cormier
Senior Lecturer in Administrative Sciences
BS, Boston University; MBA, Northeastern University.
Mr. Cormier has been recognized as an outstanding faculty member at Metropolitan College. He has developed and taught a range of courses in marketing management, operations management and data analysis, advertising, electronic commerce, and management. Cormier has over 25 years of domestic and international senior-level management experience as a marketing and management consultant to corporations such as IBM, The Disney Stores, Lucent Technologies, Solectron, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Shea W. Cronin
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
BS, Northeastern University; PhD, American University.
Dr. Cronin recently received his PhD in justice, law, and society from the American University School of Public Affairs. His dissertation research examines political explanations of neighborhood-level arrest rates in an urban police agency. Cronin’s research interests include the administration of criminal justice, organizational behavior, policing, and democratic accountability. His research has been published in Crime and Delinquency, Justice Quarterly, and other academic journals. He teaches courses in criminology, criminal justice, policing, and statistics. Before his appointment at Boston University, Cronin taught at the University of Massachusetts, Boston, and several other schools.
Virginia A. Greiman
Assistant Professor of Administrative Sciences
BS, Pennsylvania State University; JD, Suffolk University Law School; MEd, Boston University School of Education; LLM, Boston University School of Law.
Assistant Professor Greiman has published and lectured extensively on international law, economic development, project management and finance, and international business transactions. She is a nationally recognized expert on corporate reorganizations, privatization, project finance, and international commercial contracting. Greiman has served in several high-level appointments for the United States government, including as United States Trustee for the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., and international legal counsel to the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development on privatization projects in Eastern and Central Europe. She has part-time teaching and academic appointments at both Boston University and Harvard University Law Schools.
Jay A. Halfond
Dean of Metropolitan College & Extended Education, Associate Professor of Administrative Sciences
BA, Temple University; MA, Brandeis University; PhD, Boston College.
Dean Halfond has worked at Boston University since 1997. Previously, he served as Associate Dean of Northeastern University’s College of Business Administration and held various administrative positions at Harvard University. Halfond has published over ninety articles, and contributed a monthly column, “On Ethics,” for the Boston Business Journal over a five-year period. He served as trustee of the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology and as the Board chairman from 2003 to 2005. In addition to over forty presentations at professional conferences, Halfond has taught frequently at the undergraduate and graduate level on social and ethical aspects of management and conflict resolution and negotiations. He currently chairs the President’s Council for a Global University.
Lois Keller Horwitz
Associate Professor of
the Practice and Chair
of Actuarial Science
BA, Brandeis University; MA, University of Rochester.
Professor Horwitz’s extensive experience in actuarial science includes over 25 years in product development, product management, and financial reporting for John Hancock Financial Services and New England Financial Services/MET Life. She has served as a mentor to graduate students from several universities; she is also a fellow of the Society of Actuaries and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries.
Suresh Kalathur
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
BS, Regional Engineering College (India); MS, Indian Institute of Technology; MA, PhD, Brandeis University.
Dr. Kalathur’s interests include autonomous agent systems, enterprise Java applications, object-oriented design and analysis, and operating systems security. He served as a lecturer and adjunct faculty at Tufts University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and he developed software and systems for several organizations and agencies, including the U.S. Air Force. Kalathur teaches courses in Java programming, data mining, and grid computing.
Vijay KanabarAssociate Professor of Computer Science and Administrative Sciences, Director of Project Management Programs
BS, University of Madras (India); MBA, Webber College; MS, Florida Institute of Technology; PhD, University of Manitoba.
Dr. Kanabar has unique expertise spanning both business practices and computer science. A certified Project Management Professional, he has advised numerous organizations on training and technology needs, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Staples, United Way, and Fidelity Investments. Kanabar is an internationally published scholar and is recognized by local and national media as an authority on electronic commerce, identity theft, and data systems.
J. Gerard Keegan
Director of MET Programs at Hanscom AFB
BA, Boston State College; MS, Boston University; MBA, Bentley College.
Professor Keegan has experience in software development, computer operations, systems planning and testing, database and data communications, and project management. In addition to teaching courses in C++ programming and computer science, Keegan currently oversees the Metropolitan College Accelerated Degree Completion Program. Outside of his work in education, he has over 15 years of experience leading project teams for companies such as Verizon, NYNEX, and SunGard Securities Processing.
Dhananjay Kulkarni
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
BE, University of Pune, India; MSc, PhD, University of California, Riverside.
Dr. Kulkarni has extensive knowledge in various computer science fields, specializing in database management, database security, and information systems. An experienced researcher, he has published works in several research forums, including articles in ACM Transactions on design automation of electronic systems and international IEEE conferences. Kulkarni is currently conducting research on Internet fraud detection, information privacy, and real-time data processing. He offers technical expertise in information security principles and in programming languages of C++, Java, and SQL. Kulkarni teaches courses related to database security, IT security policies, enterprise information security, and database management.
Daniel P. LeClair
Professor and Chair of Applied Social Sciences
BA, University of Rhode Island; MA, Clark University; PhD, Tulane University.
Dr. LeClair oversees the Applied Social Sciences programs in urban affairs, city planning, criminal justice, applied sociology, applied psychology, and prison education. He also directs the online criminal justice program. Previously, LeClair served as director of research at the Massachusetts Department of Correction, and he is currently involved in two research projects addressing addiction recovery and prison reform. LeClair lectures internationally on many topics, including online education, criminal justice, recidivism, rehabilitation, and substance abuse. He teaches victimology, white-collar crime, juvenile delinquency, research methods, and special topics in urban history and development.
Jung Wan Lee
Assistant Professor of Administrative Sciences
BA, Korea Maritime University; MBA, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies; MA, Myongji University; MS, Boston University; PhD, Soongsil University.
Dr. Lee has extensive international teaching experience in international business, international marketing, and electronic commerce at Kazakh British Technical University in Kazakhstan as well as Soongsil University in Korea. He has published over 50 research papers and four books on entrepreneurship and served as an associate editor for the World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development (WREMSD). He was awarded the Distinguished Research Award by Allied Academies in the spring of 2008.
Jae Young Lee
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
BS, Seoul National University, Korea; MS, PhD, University of Texas at Arlington.
Dr. Lee has taught various courses in the computer sciences, including database management, data mining, principles of programming languages, digital logic and computer organization, computer architecture and assembly programming, design and analysis of algorithms, and data structures. Before coming to Metropolitan College, he instructed at the Colorado School of Mines, the University of North Florida, and the University of Texas at Arlington. Lee actively conducts research on data mining, and has been awarded several grants to fund his work. With a focus on activity mining, he studies the complex activities of moving objects and extracts useful information from activity data.
Stephen A. Leybourne
Assistant Professor of Administrative Sciences
BS, PhD, Cardiff Business School.
Dr. Leybourne is a well-known lecturer in human resource studies, innovation, and project and change management. He has presented at conferences such as the PMI® Research Conference and the Academy of Management, winning a “best paper” award at AoM2006 in Atlanta. He has been a leading manager for several international banking institutions and is secretary of the Organizational Transformation, Change, and Development Special Interest Group at the British Academy of Management. Leybourne has published in a variety of journals, including the Journal of Change Management, the International Journal of Management Concepts & Philosophy, and the two leading project management journals in the field, the International Journal of Project Management and the Project Management Journal.
Richard G. Maloney
Assistant Professor of
Arts Administration
BA, Bates College; BM, Berklee College of Music; Graduate Diploma, Longy School of Music; MS, Boston University; PhD candidate, Northeastern University.
Professor Maloney’s extensive background in the arts includes a performance career as a lutenist as well as administrative and managerial service for the Boston Camerata, New England Conservatory, and Boston Early Music Festival. A former research associate of Northeastern University’s Center for Urban and Regional Policy, he teaches courses in the management of performing arts organizations, comparative cultural policy, and marketing the arts.
Mary Ellen Mastrorilli
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
BA, University of Massachusetts, Boston; MPA, Suffolk University; PhD, Northeastern University.
Dr. Mastrorilli’s research interests focus on female offenders, community corrections, and law and society. She holds over 24 years of experience in positions ranging from corrections officer to prison administrator. She is the recipient of the Correctional Association of Massachusetts’ Professional Excellence Award, as well as the Breaking the Glass Ceiling Award given by the National Center for Women and Policing. Mastrorilli teaches courses in criminal justice and sociology.
Samuel Mendlinger
Professor of Administrative Sciences
BA, Queens College; MSc, Tel-Aviv University; PhD, Hebrew University.
Dr. Mendlinger is a dual American-Israeli citizen whose agricultural research has resulted in economic development in rural communities in Asia, Africa, and South America. He holds two patents for seed cultivation and has numerous international publications and grants. His current research and teaching interests include responsible and sustainable economic growth in under-developed countries. Mendlinger oversees the Economic Development & Tourism Management concentration for the Master of Science in Administrative Studies, and teaches courses in statistics, culture and development, and economic sustainability in tourist destinations.
Thomas W. Nolan
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
BA, University of Massachusetts, Boston; EdM, EdD, Boston University.
Dr. Nolan teaches courses in forensic behavioral analysis, police and multiculturalism, crime and punishment, gender and justice, policing the urban milieu, and the law and criminal procedure. A 27-year veteran (and former lieutenant) of the Boston Police Department, Nolan is consulted regularly by local, national, and international media outlets for his expertise in police procedures, strategies, and policies, as well as crime trends and criminal behavior. Nolan is a member of the American Psychological Association, the American Society of Criminology, and the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Constance Phillips
Research Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, Director of the Biomedical Laboratory & Clinical Sciences Program
BA, Emmanuel College; MA, Suffolk University; MPH, Boston University.
Assistant Professor Phillips directs the undergraduate program in Biomedical Laboratory & Clinical Sciences for Boston University School of Medicine and Metropolitan College. She also directs CityLab Academy, a free 12-credit job training and education certificate program in biotechnology that can transition into the BS in Biomedical Laboratory & Clinical Sciences. Phillips has led the development of other biotechnology programs at the University and has extensive experience teaching the biological sciences to high school and adult students. She currently chairs the Metropolitan College Academic Policy Committee.
Daniel Ranalli
Associate Professor
and Chair of
Arts Administration
BA, Clark University; MA, Boston University.
Professor Ranalli has extensive experience as an arts administrator, curator, art critic, and gallery director. He has worked with the National Endowment for the Arts and numerous state arts councils; as an artist, his work is in the permanent collections of more than 25 museums in the U.S. and abroad, and he has participated in over 120 solo and group shows. Ranalli founded the Master of Science in Arts Administration and continues to serve as director of the program.
Carla Romney
Associate Professor
and Chair of Science & Engineering
BS, BA, Tufts University; ME, Dartmouth College; MBA, University of Rochester; MSc, DSc, Harvard University.
Dr. Romney oversees the undergraduate Science & Engineering Program and is assistant dean of Graduate Medical Sciences at Boston University School of Medicine. She serves as director of research for CityLab, a biotechnology learning laboratory for high school students and teachers, and is the recipient of the National Award for Teaching Excellence from Kaplan Education Centers.
Robert Schudy
Associate Professor of Computer Science
BA, University of California, San Diego; MS, PhD, University of Rochester.
Dr. Schudy has made pioneering breakthroughs in intelligent pilot-aiding systems, autonomous systems, metrology, network management, flight operations, and other areas while at BBN Technologies, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, TASC, and Symbolics. He has consulted for numerous private firms and government agencies and has architected and developed many successful information systems. His business roles have included IT director, CEO, and chief scientist. Dr. Schudy is faculty coordinator of the online MS in Computer Information Systems and the database area. He has taught many subjects in the areas of databases, systems analysis and design, and software engineering.
Victor Shtern
Associate Professor of Computer Science
MBA, Boston University; MS, Leningrad
Mining Institute; PhD, National Aluminum Institute, Leningrad.
Dr. Shtern has more than 25 years of experience in the computer industry as a software engineer, systems programmer, training instructor, and course developer. He has conducted research in object-oriented techniques, software testing, database design, simulation, and computer-aided training. His book on C++ has been translated into Chinese, Russian, and Polish. Shtern teaches courses in C/C++ and Java programming, data structures, object-oriented design, software engineering, design patterns, and other topics.
Enrique R. Silva
Assistant Professor of Urban Affairs and City Planning
BA, Columbia University; MScPl, University of Toronto; PhD, University of California, Berkeley.
An expert in comparative urbanization and the formation of public sector planning institutions and practices, Dr. Silva’s research into the institutionalization of participatory planning policies in Chile and the U.S. raises questions about the challenges inherent in the democratization of planning and policy-making in general. Silva teaches courses on the theory and history of city planning, comparative urbanization, politics and public participation, and qualitative research methods. He has worked abroad in the fields of international development, philanthropy, and human rights, and has several years of professional experience as a city planner and environmental permitting consultant in the Greater Boston area.
John D. Sullivan
Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Administrative Sciences
BA, Regis University; MBA, Northeastern University; AM, Harvard University; PhD, Northeastern
University.
Dr. Sullivan is an expert in health-care policy and finance and frequently appears as a commentator in local and national media. He teaches mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, capital markets, investments, and new business ventures. He served as senior analyst for corporate development at Fresenius Medical Care and has provided strategic consulting for various health-care organizations. He has also been a guest instructor at Northeastern University.
Anatoly Temkin
Assistant Professor and Associate Chair of Computer Science MS, Moscow University; PhD, Kazan University.
Dr. Temkin teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in discrete mathematics, computer language theory, cryptography, algorithms, and computer information systems. In 2004, he received the Metcalf Award for Excellence in Teaching; he also serves as academic advisor to graduate students in computer science. His research interests include information security and curriculum design.
Fabian Torres-Ardila
Assistant Professor of Science & Engineering
BS, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Bogota; MS, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota; PhD, Boston University.
Dr. Torres-Ardila’s research interests lie mainly in the study of the geometry and topology of infinite dimensional manifolds and their relation to mathematical physics. Torres-Ardila approaches teaching by promoting classroom activities that resemble his research strategies, emphasizing independent and creative thinking. He participates in and collaborates with the Boston University College of Arts & Sciences Mathematics & Statistics Department Geometry Group.
Barry Unger
Associate Professor of Administrative Sciences
SB, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Alfred P. Sloan School of Management); EdD, Harvard University.
An accomplished expert on high technology and venture capital businesses, Dr. Unger has founded and participated in numerous companies, including Kurzweil Computer Products, Inc., which became Xerox Imaging Systems. He is a member of Boston University’s Faculty of Photonics and co-founder and chair emeritus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Enterprise Forum. Unger served in President Carter’s administration as senior advisor on science and technology and is the recipient of the Vincent A. Fulmer Lifetime Achievement Award at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Roger D. H. Warburton
Associate Professor of Administrative Sciences
BSc, Sussex University; MS, PhD, University
of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Warburton’s research focuses on the practical challenge of inventory control. He publishes and lectures internationally about domestic manufacturing, challenging the obsession with manufacturing everything offshore. He teaches courses in supply chain management and project management, both in the classroom and online. Previously, Warburton was the MIS director for Griffin Manufacturing, helping turn an apparel manufacturer from a simple cut-and-sew facility into a twenty-first-century operation with a global supply chain and domestic manufacturing supported by international outsourcing. Before that he was vice president of the Software Technology Division of Jaycor, directing the technical analysis of very large information systems.
Lawrence J. Watson
Assistant Professor of Administrative Sciences; Director of Graduate Military Programs
BS, Merrimack College; MSA, MSF, Bentley College.
Professor Watson has taught courses in administrative sciences at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, primarily in the areas of accounting, finance, and project management. He has over 30 years of experience in financial, operational, and administrative management and has served as a business consultant to management departments in various industries, including retail, transportation, distribution, and banking. A veteran of the United States Army, Watson’s leadership of BU’s Graduate Military Programs in North Carolina and Virginia saw increased enrollments and superior academic standards.
Tanya Zlateva
Associate Dean for Academic Programs and Associate Professor of Computer Science
BS, MS, PhD, Dresden University of Technology.
Dr. Zlateva’s research interests include computational modeling of visual perception, parallel and distributed processing, and pattern recognition. She was instrumental in developing the information security curriculum that led to Boston University’s designation as a Center for Academic Excellence by the National Security Agency. She is an expert in online course delivery and development, and she has an accomplished research background in computer science. She is currently the director of the Boston University Center for Reliable Information Systems and Cyber Security (RISCS).
Emeriti
Joseph Boskin
Professor Emeritus of History. BA, State University of New York at Stony Brook; AM, New York University; PhD, University of Minnesota
Massud Farzan
Professor Emeritus of English. AM, PhD, University of Michigan
Robert O. Krueger
Associate Professor Emeritus of Administrative Sciences. BA, MA, University of Missouri; MS, Bentley College; PhD, University of Texas
Romualdas Skvarcius
Associate Professor Emeritus of Computer Science. BS, MS, Chicago State University; PhD, Vanderbilt University
Paule Verdet
Professor Emeritus of Sociology. BA, MS, Université de Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) (France); PhD, University of Chicago
Adjunct Faculty
Mehdi Abedinejad
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BS, Aryamehr University of Technology (Iran); MA, PhD, Boston University
William Blocher
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BA, PhD, Boston University
Michael Z. Fleming
Adjunct Associate Professor. AB, EdD, Boston University
Thierry Guedj
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BS, Georgetown University; MS, PhD, Boston University
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BA, PhD, George Washington University
Robert Rubendall, Jr.
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BA, Amherst College; EdM, Boston University
Tim Walker
Adjunct Assistant Professor. BA, Hirem College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Part-Time Faculty
Youssef Abou-Hawalli
BS, MS, Boston University
Calixte Ahokpossi
BA, MA, University of Benin; MA, University of Oklahoma
Kenneth Albala
BA, George Washington University; MA, Yale University; MPhil, PhD, Columbia University
Mary Alix
BS, Plymouth State College; MA, Purdue University; MS, Boston University
BSc, University of Science and Technology; MSc, Tehran University (Iran); DSc, George Washington University
Jennifer Alpert
BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MS, Boston University
Russell Anderson
BA, Rider College; MS, Boston University
Jayant Aphale
MS, University of Bombay; MBA, University of North Carolina; PhD, Ohio State University; PMP, Project Management Institute
Wayne Applewhite
BS, Troy State University; MA, Central Michigan University; DM, Colorado Technical University
Adam Arakelian
BS, Westfield State College; MS, Boston University
Scott Arena
AS, Daniel Webster College; BS, Merrimack College; MS, Boston University
Semih Arslanoglu
BA, University of Istanbul; MBA, California State University
Saeed Asgari
BS, MS, Oklahoma State University
Rose Austin
BFA, University of Montana; MA, Purdue University
Janet Bailey
BA, MBA, Boston University
Khaled BarazI
BS, MBA, Boston University
Ricardo Barreto
BA, MA, Oberlin College
Robert Barry
BA, Boston College; JD, Suffolk University
Paul Bednarowski
BA, University of Chicago; MA, University of Texas at Austin
Warren Belasco
BA, MA, PhD, University of Michigan
Joseph Bellefeuille
BS, Lowell Technological Institute; MS, Northeastern University; EdD, Boston University
Ezra Benjamin
BA, Colgate University; MA, Boston University
Beth Bennett
BA, Ithaca College; MA, University of Michigan
Bruce Berman
BA, Hampshire College
Enrique Bernales
BA, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; MA, Temple University
Michael Bernstein
BA, State University of New York, Buffalo; MS, New York University; EdM, Harvard University
Victor Berry
BS, State University of New York, Brockport; MS, Boston University
Anne Blackwill
BA, Wheaton College; MA, PhD, Stanford University
Sandy Block
BA, Vassar College; MA, State University of New York; MW, Institute of Masters of Wine
Nicola Borri
BA, MEc, Bocconi University
Geraldine Brehm
BS, Boston University; MA, Columbia University; MPA, Harvard University
Lori Britton
BA, Syracuse University; MA, Boston University
James Burrell
BS, Northeastern University; MS, George Mason University; EdS, Nova Southeastern University
Ilya Buynevich
BA, PhD, Boston University
Phyllis Cahaly
AS, Mass Bay Community College; MS, Simmons College
Pamela Campbell
BS, Indiana University; MS, Bentley College
Donald F. Carlin
BA, Boston College; Institute of European Studies, Vienna, Austria
Francis Carney
BA, Boston College; MA, PhD, Tufts University
Abigail Carroll
BA, Sarah Lawrence College; MA, Northeastern University; PhD, Boston University
Mark Carroll
BA, Boston College; MBA, Babson College
Walter Carroll
BA, MA, PhD, American University
Peter Caruso II
BA, Colby College; JD, Suffolk University Law School
Francis Cassidy
BS, University of Massachussetts, Amherst; MS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; PhD, Stevens Institute of Technology
Frederic Chartier
BA, MBA, University of Texas
Kevin Chase
BS, Bentley College; MS, Boston University
San Chee
MS, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; MS, Boston University
Alice Chen
BA, Kaohsiung Teachers’ College (Taiwan); MS, Boston University
Min Chen
BS, MSc, Shanghai Jiaotong University; PhD, Boston University
John Christoforo
BS, MEd, Boston State College; EdD, Boston University
Michael Cipriano
BS, Boston College; MS, Bentley College
John J. Cirignano
BS, Tufts University; MBA, Boston University; MS, Northeastern University; PMP, Project Management Institute
Kyri Claflin
BS, MS, PhD, Boston University
Paul Cleary
BS, MS, PhD, Northeastern University
Clive Coates
MW, Institute of Masters of Wine
Ellis Cohen
BS, Drexel University; PhD, Carnegie Mellon University
Joshua Cohen
BA, Haverford College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Nancy Coleman
BS, Stonehill College; MBA, Boston University; PMP, Project Management Institute
Harry Costin
BA, University of Miami; MEd, Harvard University; MBA, MA, PhD, Boston University
Madeleine Cousineau
BA, Emmanuel College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Ralph Covno
BS, BA, MBA, Suffolk University; PhD, Nova Southeastern University
Daurice Cox
BS, Fitchburg State College; MA, Anna Maria College
Ronald Czik
BA, MS, Boston University
Eric Dale
BM, University of Central Kansas; MA, Southwestern Seminary; MTS, Harvard University
Moira Daly
BS, LaSalle University; MS, Villanova University
Laura D’Amore
BA, Boston University
Star Dargin
BS, Fitchburg State College
Rafael Dávila-Franco
BA, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; MA, Temple University
Netta Davis
BA, Wellesley College; PhD candidate, Boston University
John Day
BSEE, MSEE, University of Illinois
Stephen Delaney
BA, Salem State College; MUA, Boston University
Robert Dieter
BA, Tufts University; MBA, Dartmouth College
Kevin Dill
BA, Carleton College; MS, Northwestern University
Zoran Djordejevic
MS, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Doherty
BS, State University of New York at Albany; MA, Boston University
Perry Donham
BS, State University of New York; MS, Boston University
Mary Doorley
BA, Catholic University
Jennifer Drew
BA, Indiana University; MA, PhD, Boston University
Tracy Dunn
BA, Providence College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Madhu Dutta-Koehler
BA, Manipal Institute of Technology, India; MA, University of Texas, Austin; PhD candidate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scott Eichelman
BA, Northern Illinois University; MPM, Keller Graduate School of Management
Higinio Fernandez
BS, MS, PhD, University of Miami
Augusto Ferraiuolo
SD, University of Napoli; MA, Università Popolare di Caserta; PhD, Boston University
Mariellen Fidrych
BA, Assumption College; MA, University of Massachusetts
Silvestre Fontes
BA, Boston College; AM, University of Chicago; JD, University of Pennsylvania
Beth Forrest
BS, MA, PhD candidate, Boston University
James Fox
BA, University of Illinois; MA, Boston University
Pablo Friedmann
BA, Escuela Nacional de Pintura Escultura y Grabado, “La Esmeralda,” Mexico City; MA, Royal College of Art, London
Ines Fritz
BA, Washburn University; MA, Walsh University
Kurt Gaertner
BS, Bowling Green State University; MA, Antioch University New England
Andy German
BA, Rutgers College; LLB, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
Carmen Gervet
BS, University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis; MS, University of Paris VI; PhD, University of Franche-Comte
Catherine Gill
BA, Wellesley College; MBA, IESE Business School—University of Navarra
Christine Glebus
AS, Aquinas Junior College
David Goldstein
BS, Boston University; MS, Tufts University; PhD, Walden University
Marcus Goncalves
BA, BS, Federal University of Brazil; MS, Southwest University
Dragan Grebovic
BS, University of Sarajevo; MS, University of Belgrade
Daniel Greisokh
BA, BS, Brandeis University
Max Grinnell
AB, AM, University of Chicago
Angelo Guadagno
BS, MS, Villanova University; MBA, Babson College
Ihsan Gurdal
BA, University of California, Berkeley
Michael Hadavi
BS, Lowell Technological Institute; MS, Boston University
Christie L. Hager
AB, Smith College; MPH, Boston University; JD, University of Connecticut School of Law
Dabney Hailey
BA, MA, Northwestern University
Pauline C. Hamel
BS, MA, Northeastern University; EdD, Boston University
Ronald Harding
BS, Northeastern University
Erica Harth
BA, Barnard College; MA, PhD, Columbia University
Joshua Hassol
BA, Wesleyan University; PhD, University of California
Tunzel Hayes
BA, Portland State University; MA, Boston University
Daniel Hebert
BS, MS, Florida State University
Gary Heisermann
BA, University of California; MA, Boston University; PhD, University of Cambridge (England)
Ruth Henderson
BA, Boston University; MA, Lesley College; PhD, Union Institute of Cincinnati
David Hendrickson
BS, Boston University
Mose Herne
BA, Clarkson University; MA, Brandeis University
Howard Holmes
BA, University of Massachusetts at Amherst; MS, Bentley College
Brian Howland
BS, Emmanuel College; MBA, Suffolk University; MA, Boston University
Dan Hunter
BA, Hampshire College
Helen Hwang
BA, Ithaca College; MS, Columbia University; MPH, University of California, Berkeley; PhD, Boston University
Richard Hynes
BA, Harvard University; JD, Boston College
Fabio Idrobo
BA, McGill University (Canada); MA, Princeton University; PhD, Boston University
Steve Isenberg
BS, MS, Michigan State University
Kenneth Jackson
BA, Williams College; MA, PhD, Syracuse University
Stuart Jacobs
BS, University of Wisconsin, Madison; MS, Southern Connecticut State University
John Julian
BA, Boston College; MA, Brown University; PhD, University of Toronto
Sheryl Julian
Boston Globe Food Editor
Alice P. Julier
BA, Brandeis University; MA, PhD, University of Massachusetts
Lewis Karabatsos
BA, University of Massachusetts; MS, Boston University
Edward Kehoe
BA, University of Michigan; MA, Boston University
John Kieffer
BS, MS, United States Naval Academy; MS, Boston University
Douglas Kierdorf
BA, Wayne State University; MA, University College London
Timothy Kohl
BA, The College of Saint Rose; MA, PhD, State University of New York, Albany
Dino Konstantopoulos
MS, PhD, Boston University
Michael Koran
MA, University of Chicago
William Leahy
BA, Merrimack College; MBA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Richard Leary
BA, Dartmouth College; MA, Boston University
James Lengel
AB, Yale University; EdM, Harvard University
San Ping Lin
MEd, Worcester State College
Ronald Locklin
BA, Colgate University; MBA, Dartmouth College
Christine Loken-Kim
BA, University of Michigan; MA, University of California; PhD, University of North Carolina
David London
BA, Tufts University; JD, Boston College Law School
Nancy Lowd
BA, University of New Hampshire; MA, Johns Hopkins University
Catherine Lysy
BA, Rutgers University, Douglass College; MS, Northeastern University
Rock Magleby Lambert
BA, Brigham Young University
George Maiewski
BA, MS, University of Massachusetts
BA, Boston College; MEd, EdD, University of Massachusetts at Lowell
Joseph Marrocco
BS, MS, Northeastern University
Roger Marshall
BS, Indian Institute of Technology; MS, Dalhousie University; PhD, University of Nebraska
Vivek Marya
BS, Kurukshetra University (India); MS, Case Western Reserve; MBA, Boston University
John Maslanka
BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MA, PhD,
Boston College
Gillian Mason
BA, New York University
Christine McCarthy
BA, Providence College; MA, Syracuse University
John McCarthy
BS, MBA, Suffolk University; MPA, Northeastern University
Kevin McCluskey
BA, MPA, Harvard University
Robert McCullough
BSBA, Suffolk University; MBA, Babson College
Michael McGinty
BS, Boston College; MBA, Suffolk University
William F. McGue
BA, Bentley College
Scott McInturff
BS, Eastern Nazarene College
Sheryl Mendlinger
BA, MA, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Ellen Messer
BA, Harvard University; MS, PhD, University of Michigan
Robyn S. Metcalfe
BA, University of Michigan; MA, PhD candidate, Boston University
Karen Metheny
BA, MA, College of William and Mary; PhD, Boston University
Mark Miliotis
BA, Amherst College; JD, Boston University
Christopher Millis
BA, Wesleyan College; MA, PhD, New York University
Allison Miracco
BA, James Madison University; MS, Boston University
Hassan Mohammed
MA, PhD, Boston University
Robert Montminy
BS, Fitchburg State College; MS, Boston University
Anthony Moore
BA, MA, University of London (England); PhD, Boston University
Stephen Morash
BS, Boston State College
Michael Moss
BM, MM, New England Conservatory
Paula Murphy
BS, Suffolk University
Linda Murphy Sutherland
BFA, University of Rhode Island; MA, Emerson College
Alex Murray
BA, Tufts University
Madani Naidjate
BS, Algiers Polytechnic Institute (Algeria); MS, PhD, Boston University
Bill Nesto
BA, Harvard University; MW, Institute of Masters of Wine
George Newton
BBA, University of Massachusetts
Seyed Noorian
BS, Tehran Business College (Iran); MBA, Northeastern University
Mahon O’Brien
BA, MA, University College Cork (Ireland)
David Oglesby
BS, Northeastern University; MS, Boston University
Francis Olschafskie
BFA, Massachusetts College of Art; MS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Donald O’Neil
BS, Tufts University; MBA, PhD, University of California,
Los Angeles
David Orlinoff
BA, University of California Los Angeles; MBA, Harvard University; MS, Bentley College
Potter Palmer
BA, University of Southern California; MA, PhD, University of California, Los Angeles
Neel Pandeya
BSEE, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; MSEE, Northeastern University
Mark Passacantando
BA, University of Connecticut; MBA, Boston University
Gretchen Pauley
BA, University of Connecticut; MSW, Smith College
Alison Pedley
BA, Susquehanna University; MA, Boston University
Paul Pelan
BA, University of Ulster (Northern Ireland); MSC, Queen’s University, Belfast (Northern Ireland)
Jacques Pépin
BA, MA, Columbia University
Mark Perkins
BA, Barrington College; MA, Northwest Baptist Seminary
Kristen M. Pufahl
BS, Georgetown University; MS, Boston University
Amine Rahmoun
BA, University of Texas; MA, Boston University
Jennifer Raitt
BA, University of Massachusetts; MS, The New School
Terrance Regan
BA, Rhodes College; MPA, Harvard University
Chance Reichel
BS, San Diego State University; MS, University of Findlay
Joseph Reilly
BS, Boston University; MBA, University of Pennsylvania
Milda Richardson
BS, MA, Boston University
Laurence Robertie
BA, Salem State; MS, Boston University; MBA, Suffolk University
Ann Marie Rocheleau
BA, Assumption College; MA, Boston College
Melissa Romig
BS, Syracuse University; MS, Boston University
Bruno Rubio
MS, Yale University; PhD, Boston University
Scott Ruescher
BA, Ohio University; MFA, University of Iowa’s Writer’s Workshop
Michael Ruff
BS, Pennsylvania State University; MBA, Boston University
Karen Ryabchenko
BA, Eckerd College; BA, Rutgers College; MA, PhD, State University of New York at Binghamton
Lara Saipe
BA, Tufts University
Alfred Santino
BS, Suffolk University; BS, Northeastern University; MS, West New England College
Martin Saradjian
BA, MA, University of Connecticut; JD, New England School of Law; PDP, Harvard Law School
Scott Schermerhorn
BS, Boston University; MBA, Seton Hall University
Erik Schmidt
BS, Texas Tech University; MS, University of Texas; PhD, Georgia Institute of Technology
Peter Schneider
BS, Northeastern University; MS, Boston University
John Schramm
BS, Babson College; MS, Boston University
Gerald Scott
BA, Westfield State College; MBA, Northeastern University
Sayre Sheldon
BS, Radcliffe College; MA, Boston University
David Shim
BA, MA, Boston University
Jeff Siegel
BA, MBA, MSEE/CS, Northeastern University
Edward Sieh
BS, Minnesota State University, Mankato; MS, San Jose State University; PhD, Rutgers University
Susan Silverman
BS, Brown University
Walter Silvia
BA, MBA, University of Massachusetts
Edward Simches
BS, MS, Bentley College
George Slover
BA, University of Pennsylvania; MFA, Yale University; PhD, Indiana University
Philip Smedile
BS, University of Massachusetts; MS, Boston University
Frank Smith
BA, Dartmouth College; MBA, Boston University
Robert W. Smith
BA, MA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; JD, Yeshiva University; MCP, University of California, Berkeley
Stephen Soreff
BA, Tufts University; MD, Northwestern University Medical School
Katherine Stebbins-McCaffrey
BA, Middlebury College; MA, Columbia University
William Steffens
BA, MCP, Boston University; MBA, Babson College
Marlene Suarez
BA, MA, PhD, Boston University
John F. Sullivan
BA, MA, Northeastern University
Aysen Tanyeri-Abur
BS, MA, Ohio State University; PhD, Texas A&M University
Izar Tarandach
BS, Hebrew University; MS, Boston University
Anna Tary
BA, Wellesley College; MA, Boston University
Christine Temin
AB, Bryn Mawr College; MFA, University of North Carolina
Hal Tepfer
BS, University of Bridgeport
Jeff Terrey
BA, Alfred University; MBA, Boston College Graduate School of Management
Lauren Tharaud
BA, Colby College; MA, University of Hawaii, Manoa; MA, Boston University
Bruce Tis
BS, MS, Northeastern University; PhD, Boston University
Patrizio Urciuoli
MA, Rome University; MA, Boston University
Andrey Vyshedskiy
BS, St. Petersburg Technical University (Russia); MS, PhD, Boston University
Abraham Waya
BSc, University of Jos (Nigeria); MDiv, Boston University; PhD, Soviet Academy of Sciences (U.S.S.R.)
Howard Williams
BA, MA, Boston University; PhD, Berne University, Basseterre (St. Kitts and Nevis)
Steven Winters
BS, Indiana University; MEd, The Ohio State University; MSc, University of Waterloo (Canada)
Sharon Wulf
BS, Providence College; MBA, Northeastern University; PhD, Columbia Pacific University
Thomas Yuill
BA, MFA, Old Dominion University; MA, Boston University
Rui Zhang
BA, Tsinghua University (China); MS, Boston University
Bin Zhu
BA, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (China); MA, PhD, Boston University
Donald Zizzi
BA, Fordham University; MPA, Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy
Vladimir Zlatev
BS, MS, PhD, Dresden University (Germany)
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Faculty from Other Schools and Colleges of Boston University Teaching Metropolitan College Courses
Allison Adair
Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Brown University; MFA, The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop
Mary Beaudry
Professor of Archeology and Anthropology, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, College of William and Mary; MA, PhD, Brown University
Tobe Berkovitz
Associate Professor, College of Communication. BFA, MA, University of Connecticut; PhD, Wayne State University
David Bitterman
Lecturer of American & New England Studies, College of Arts & Sciences; BS, MArch, University of Illinois, Urbana; MA, Boston University
Clinical Assistant Professor of Nutrition, College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College. BS, Montclair State University; MS, Boston University
Mary Anne Boelcskevy
Visiting Assistant Professor, African American Studies, College of Arts & Sciences: BA, MA, University of Massachusetts; AM, PhD, Harvard University
Cheryl Boots
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, College of General Studies. BA, Mount Union College; MA, Michigan State University; PhD, Boston University
Timothy Brunker
Lecturer in Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. MA, PhD, Oxford University
Christopher Cakebread
Assistant Professor of Advertising, College of Communication. BA, St. Lawrence University; MS, EdD, Boston University
John Caradonna
Associate Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, MA, Johns Hopkins University; MA, MPhil, PhD, Columbia University
Christophor Cavalieri
Assistant Professor, Department of Film & Television, College of Communication. BS, Boston University
John Celenza Jr.
Assistant Professor of Biology, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, Adelphi University; MA, PhD, Columbia University
Jay Corrin
Professor of Social Sciences, College of General Studies. BA, Michigan State University; MA, University of Hawaii; PhD, Boston University
Claire W. Dempsey
Director of Preservation Studies, Associate Professor of American & New England Studies, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. BA, Wheaton College; MA, Boston University
Dan Dill
Professor of Chemistry, College
of Arts & Sciences. BA, Boston University; PhD, University of Chicago
Linda Doerrer
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Cornell University; PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eric Dray
Lecturer of American & New England Studies, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Brown University; JDMA, Boston University; MUP, Harvard University
Andrew Duffy
Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, Mount Allison University; MS, PhD, Queens University
Maged El-Batanouny
Professor of Physics, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, Cairo University; MS, PhD, University of California, Davis
Thomas Fauls
Associate Professor of Advertising, College of Communication. BA, University of Notre Dame; MS, University
of Illinois
Louis Ferleger
Professor of History, College of Arts & Sciences. BBA, MA, PhD, Temple University
Elaine Finbury
Adjunct Associate Professor of American & New England Studies, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Simmons College; MA, Boston University
Frank Fitzgerald
Associate Professor of Education, School of Education. BS, MEd, University of Virginia; PhD, Columbia University
Ashis Gangopadhyay
Associate Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, MA, Indian Statistical Institute (India); PhD, University of California, Davis
Mamikon Ginovyan
Visiting Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, DS, Yerevan State University (Armenia); MA, PhD, St. Petersburg Branch of Steklov Mathematical Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)
Thomas F. Glick
Professor of History and Gastronomy, College of Arts & Sciences/Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. BA, Harvard University; MA, Columbia University; PhD, Harvard University
Alex Golger
Instructor in Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, MS, PhD, Moscow State University (Russia)
Mark Grinstaff
Associate Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Occidental College; PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Samuel Hammer
Associate Professor of Natural Science, College of General Studies. BA, Grinnell College; MA, DePaul University; PhD, Harvard University
Regina Hansen
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, College of General Studies. BA, Tufts University; PhD, Boston College
Syed Hasnath
Lecturer, Geography & Environment, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, MA, Rajshahi University, India; MS, University of Wales; MURP, Bangladesh University of Engineering; PhD, Boston University
Akihiro Kanamori
Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts
& Sciences. BA, California Institute of Technology; PhD, University of Cambridge (England)
Thomas Keyes
Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, Yale University; PhD, University of California, Los Angeles
William Keylor
Professor of History and International Relations, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Stanford University; MA, PhD, Columbia University
Mark Kon
Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Cornell University; PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Manfred Kuehn
Professor of Philosophy, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, MA, University of Waterloo; PhD, McGill University
Wayne W. LaMorte
Professor of Surgery, School of Medicine; Professor of Epidemiology, School of Public Health. BA, Rutgers University; MD, College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; MPH, PhD, Boston University
Richard Laursen
Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, University of California, Berkeley; PhD, University of Florida
James Lengel
Assistant Professor, College of Communication. BA, Harvard University; EdM, Yale University
Joellen Masters
Assistant Professor, Division of Humanities, College of General Studies. BA, Mount Holyoke College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Leland Monk
Associate Professor of English, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, MA, PhD, University of California
Jo O’Connor
Associate Professor of Public Relations, College of Communication. BA, Ohio State University; MS, Boston University
William Oliver, Jr.
Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, College of Engineering. PhD, University of Illinois
Ranjan Panth
Lecturer, Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts & Sciences. BSc, Bangladesh Institute of Technology; PhD, University of Cincinnati
James Pasto
Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, University of Massachusetts; MA, PhD, Cornell University
Gail Patt
Associate Professor of Biology, College of Arts & Sciences. AB, Skidmore College; MA, PhD, Boston University
Stephen Quigley
Associate Professor of Public Relations, College of Communication. BA, University of Massachusetts; MEd, Boston University
Bjorn Reinhard
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. Intermediate Diploma, University of Bielefeld; Diploma, Technical University of Munich; Dr.rer.nat., Technical University of Kaiserslautern
Christine Rossell
Professor of Political Science, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, University of California; PhD, University of Southern California
Robert Schoch
Associate Professor of Natural Science, College of General Studies. BS, George Washington University; MS, PhD, Yale University
Peter Smith
Assistant Professor of Journalism, College of Communication. BS, Boston University
Robert Umans
Manager of Life Sciences and Biochemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. AB, Columbia University; MS, PhD, Yale University
Tammy Vigil
Assistant Professor of Communication, College of Communication. BA, Augustana College; MA, PhD, University of Kansas
Thomas Villano
Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Bard College; MA, Syracuse University
Frederick Wasserman
Associate Professor of Biology, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, SUNY at Stony Brook; MS, PhD, University of Maryland
Judson Webb
Associate Professor of Philosophy, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Baldwin-Wallace College; PhD, Case Western Reserve University
Daniel Weiner
Associate Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; MA, PhD, University of Wisconsin
Georgia Weinstein
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BA, Cornell University; PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Merry I. White
Professor of Anthropology, College of Arts & Sciences. AB, AM, PhD, Harvard University
Lawrence Ziegler
Professor of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences. BS, State University of New York, Stony Brook; MS, PhD, Cornell University
Governance of the College
Metropolitan College is governed by various faculty committees whose members are drawn from the faculty of Metropolitan College. The Metropolitan College Council, the main governing body of the College, is assisted in policy-making by the Executive Committee and the Academic Policy Committee.
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