Hardin Coleman: Schools of Education and Accountability
Hardin Coleman, Dean of the School of Education at Boston University, discusses how schools of ed must be accountable for their students both while they are still in school and also after graduation in order to ensure they are effective teachers.
Safety in Education
Hardin Coleman, Dean of the School of Education, addresses the recent concerns surrounding violence in education.
Benjamin Juarez: Arts Funding
Benjamin Juarez, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, discusses the current state of government funding for the arts and arts education and what schools and communities can do to keep the arts alive.
Public Relations
Nancy Ammerman, PhD
Professor of Sociology of Religion
- American congregations
- sociology and religion
- politics and religion
George Annas, JD, MPH
Edward R. Utley Professor
Chair of the Department of Health Law, Bioethics & Human Rights
- health law
- bioethics
- human rights
Andrew Bacevich, PhD
Professor of International Relations and History
- U.S. foreign policy
- U.S. national security policy
- military affairs
Tobe Berkovitz, PhD
Associate Professor of Advertising
- political campaign communication
- trends in consumer advertising and marketing
- media and society
Joan Salge Blake
Clinical Associate Professor of Nutrition, Health Sciences
- nutrition
- diet and weight loss
- healthy eating & holidays
Hardin Coleman, PhD
Dean of School of Education
- minority student achievement
- multicultural recruitment
- ethnic conflict
Stephen Davidson, PhD
Professor/Faculty Director, Health Care Management Research Center, Business Policy and Law
- health care management (strategy and policy)
- health policy
- health insurance and managed care
Farouk El-Baz, PhD
Research Professor and Director of the Center for Remote Sensing
- remote sensing
- space imaging
- Middle East current events
Jay A. Halfond, PhD
Dean of Metropolitan College & Extended Education
- business ethics
- higher education
- continuing education
Cornelius Hurley
Director, Graduate Program in Banking & Financial Law and the Morin Center
Professor of the Practice of Banking Law
- banking law
Laurence Kotlikoff, PhD
Professor of Economics
- macroeconomics
- fiscal and monetary policy
- Social Security
Stephen Prothero, PhD
Professor of Religion
- religion in America
- religion and politics
- Buddhism and Hinduism in the United States
Thomas Whalen, PhD
Associate Professor of Social Science
- modern American politics and culture
- American foreign policy
- the American presidency
Mark Williams
Executive-in-Residence/Master Lecturer
- risk management in the global banking, financial and energy markets
- market, credit and operational risk management in the energy and banking industry
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