Business Administration at Loyola University Chicago

81 faculty and 0 courses in Business Administration at Loyola University Chicago.

Faculty

• Claire Scott, Adjunct Instructor h-index 62
  Notable: “The International Consensus Classification of Mature Lymphoid Neoplasms: a report from the Clinical Advisory Committee” (2022) · 1,510 citations
• John Nicholas, Professor Emeritus h-index 25
  Project and Program Management Lean Production Performance of Small Teams in Confined, Isolated, and Stressful Environments Professional Employment Department Chair, Loyola University Chicago, Information Systems and Operations Management
  Notable: “Protocol Independent Multicast - Dense Mode (PIM-DM): Protocol Specification (Revised)” (2005) · 241 citations
• Anastasios Malliaris, Professor/Department Chair h-index 23
  Stochastic methods Financial economics Futures & Option markets Professional/Community Affiliations American Economic Association American Finance Association North American Economics and Finance Association Athenian Policy Forum Multin
  Notable: “Stochastic Methods in Economics and Finance.” (1984) · 321 citations
• Jennifer J. Griffin, Professor h-index 20
  Ethics in International Business Social Impact Innovative Corporate Social Responsibility Organizational Deception Social Mobility Organizational Silence Professional Employment Raymond C. Baumhart, SJ Endowed Chair of Business Ethics, Quin
  Notable: “The Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance Debate” (1997) · 2,279 citations
• Anne Reilly, Professor h-index 19
  Es on organizational change, including sustainability leadership, gender and careers, and teaching methods. Her work has been widely published in leading scholarly and practitioner journals, including the Academy of Management Journal, Jour
  Notable: “All the right stuff: A comparison of female and male managers' career progression.” (1992) · 407 citations
• Emily Barman, Dean/Professor h-index 19
  Notable: “The National Congregations Study: Background, Methods, and Selected Results” (1999) · 261 citations
• Youngsoo Kim, Assistant Professor h-index 19
  Notable: “Extremely stable graphene electrodes doped with macromolecular acid” (2018) · 124 citations
• Svetlozar Nestorov, Associate Professor h-index 15
  Notable: “The Computational Materials Repository” (2012) · 227 citations
• Dow Scott, Professor Emeritus h-index 14
  Es on variety of pay (i.e., compensation) related issues including: 1) how pay programs can encourage innovation, 2) how future jobs should be rewarded, 3) how pay preferences differ across gender, age and nationality, 4) how to improve pay
  Notable: “AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT WITH JOB SATISFACTION, EMPLOYEE COOPERATION, AND INTENTION TO QUIT IN U.S. INVESTED ENTERPRISE IN CHINA” (2003) · 129 citations
• Paul Gabriel, Professor h-index 10
  Analyzing the labor market returns to human capital, and examining earnings and employment patterns by race, gender, and veteran status. Education PhD, Economics, University of Kentucky MS, Economics, University of Kentucky BA, Econ
  Notable: “An Examination of Market Efficiency in British Racetrack Betting” (1990) · 75 citations
• Anuj Gangopadhyaya, Assistant Professor h-index 9
  Health, labor, and education economics Courses Taught ECON 329: Health Economics HCMT 502: Healthcare Economics ECON 303: Intermediate Microeconomics ECON 346: Econometrics Anuj Gangopadhyaya Assistant Professor of Economics
  Notable: “Effects of ACA Medicaid Expansions on Health Insurance Coverage and Labor Supply” (2017) · 286 citations
• Marc D. Hayford, Professor h-index 9
  Es on macroeconomics. He has published papers on monetary policy transparency, the Great Recession and financial crisis and the reaction of monetary policy to the 1990s stock market boom along with many other topics. In choosing research to
  Notable: “Monetary Policy and the U.S. Stock Market” (2004) · 51 citations
• Irem Sengul Orgut, Associate Professor h-index 8
  Humanitarian and Nonprofit Operations Food Bank Operations Optimization Data Analytics Decision-Making under Uncertainty Professional Employment Assistant Professor, Culverhouse College of Business, The University of Alabama, Assi
  Notable: “Scheduling food bank collections and deliveries to ensure food safety and improve access” (2014) · 127 citations
• Çerağ Pinçe, Associate Professor; Graduate Program Director h-index 8
  Design Thinking Design Research & Strategy Experiential Education Community-Based Learning Professional/Community Affiliations Society of Experiential Education Fellow, Practitioner-Scholar Community, International Association
  Notable: “On the use of installed base information for spare parts logistics: A review of ideas and industry practice” (2012) · 109 citations
• Timothy Classen, Senior Associate Dean/Associate Professor h-index 6
  Es on economic causes and consequences of deleterious health behaviors such as obesity, suicide, and drug abuse. He has published research on the intergenerational transmission of obesity and subsequent correlations in human capital investm
  Notable: “The effect of job loss and unemployment duration on suicide risk in the United States: a new look using mass‐layoffs and unemployment duration” (2011) · 365 citations
• Peter Norlander, Associate Professor h-index 6
  Globalization of knowledge work Allegations of exploitation and indentured servitude among information technology guest workers on visas The future of remote work, outsourcing, and offshoring Institutional differences in visa-sponsorsh
  Notable: “The effects of technological supervision on gig workers: organizational control and motivation of Uber, taxi, and limousine drivers” (2021) · 75 citations
• Michael Hewitt, Professor h-index 6
  Supply Chain Optimization and Analytics Freight Transportation Professional Employment Assistant Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology, 2009-13 Professional/Community Affiliations INFORMS INFORMS Transportation Science and Logistics
  Notable: “Improved Load Plan Design Through Integer Programming Based Local Search” (2012) · 71 citations
• Samuel Ramenofsky, Professor Emeritus h-index 5
  Notable: “A neural network application to consumer classification to improve the timing of direct marketing activities” (2004) · 66 citations
• Danielle Booker, Assistant Professor h-index 4
  Es on auditing, with specific interests in emerging technologies, early-career auditor socialization, and diversity in the accounting profession. Prior to entering academia, she worked in public accounting as an auditor in the Deloitte Chic
  Notable: “Making the Case for Diversity: Exploring the Use of Case Studies for Underrepresented Minorities in the Accounting Curriculum” (2023) · 12 citations
• Kwabena Krah, Instructor h-index 3
  Es on microeconomic issues related to poverty, inequality, and agrarian transformation in low- and middle-income countries. His interest in these topics is informed by his early experiences in rural Ghana, which continue to shape his empiri
  Notable: “Constraints to adopting soil fertility management practices in Malawi: A choice experiment approach” (2019) · 42 citations
• Norman Massel, Associate Professor h-index 3
  Accounting for Income Taxes, Financial Accounting, Auditing Professional Employment Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, Professional/Community Affiliations American Accounting Association American Taxation Association
  Notable: “INCREASED TAX DISCLOSURES AND CORPORATE TAX AVOIDANCE” (2016) · 53 citations
• KC Rakow, Department Chair and Associate Professor h-index 1
  That are based on the effect accounting information has on firm value and on teaching pedagogy. He has published articles in Review of Accounting Studies , Advances in Accounting , Journal of Accounting Education , and Managerial Finance .
  Notable: “Do voluntary cash flow disclosures and forecasts matter to value of the firms?” (2015) · 9 citations
• Diana Acosta Navas, Assistant Professor h-index 1
  Notable: “In Moderation: Automation in the Digital Public Sphere” (2025) · 2 citations
• John Janiga, Professor h-index 1
  Federal Income Taxation Federal Transfer Taxation Professional Employment Of counsel, Law Firm of Spagnolo & Hoeksema, LLC Auditor with Price Waterhouse & Co. (now known as PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, or PwC) Financial analyst
  Notable: “The Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax: A Critique and Exploration of Alternatives” (1988) · 2 citations
• Abhishek Sharma, Lecturer
• Adam Rosenthal, Adjunct Instructor
• Alejandro Ome, Adjunct Instructor
• Alexander Moreno, Adjunct Instructor
• Alice Obermiller, Adjunct Instructor
• Anh Nguyen, Research Assistant III
• Benjamin Edelstein, Assistant Professor
  Es on the intersection of the environment and cities, with emphasis on urban, environmental, and public economics. His work has examined how local management of water scarcity affects new housing supply and residential water use in Colorado
• Brian Moran, Instructor
  Emotional and Social Intelligence Personal Intelligence Leadership Development Team Dynamics and Engagement Values-Based Innovation and Team Culture Professional Employment Advanced Data Analytics Coach, Executive Education, Weatherhead Sch
• Brian Shoup, Lecturer
• Christopher Oh, Adjunct Instructor
  Systems Alaysis and Design Ethics of Technology Cloud Computing Professional/Community Affiliations B4E (Brothers for Excellence) Mentorship Program ) EDUCAUSE Member Niles North Athletics Booster (Board Member) Courses Tau
• Christopher Sardi, Adjunct Instructor
• Daniel P. Pepe, Instructor
  Business Ethics Normative Ethics Political Economy Leadership Studies Critical Theory Courses Taught MGMT 341: Ethics in Business MGMT 360: Values-Based Leadership MGMT 441N: Business Ethics Daniel P. Pepe Instructor of Management
• David B. Mirza, Professor Emeritus
• Demetrios Komnenos, Lecturer
• Dennis Plott, Clinical Instructor
• Dinko Bačić, Associate Professor
  Information visualization, human-computer interaction, user experience, biometrics, cognition, neuro-information systems, and pedagogy. Dr. Bačić has taught courses such as Business Information Systems, Data Visualization and Busine
• Dipayan Banerjee, Assistant Professor
  Supply chain optimization and e-commerce fulfillment operations, with a particular focus on last-mile delivery. He received a PhD and MS in operations research from Georgia Tech and a BS in industrial engineering and management scie
• Faruk Guder, Professor
  Teaching evaluations, business analytics, and inventory problems. He has published papers in various journals including Operations Research, Math Programming and The Journal of Operational Research. Education PhD, Operations Managem
• GiGi Sharba, Program Manager, Business Operations
• Gil Morejon, Adjunct Instructor
• Gregory Burke, Assistant Professor
  Es on financial accounting, with specific interests in securities regulation and enforcement, financial reporting and disclosure, entrepreneurial finance, and corporate governance. He is particularly interested in the securities market unde
• Haroon Qureshi, Adjunct Instructor
• Ivan Rivadeneyra, Assistant Professor
• Jacob Pritchard, Office Coordinator
• James Murphy, Lecturer
  Es on the intersection of critical social theory and business ethics, drawing from both the tradition of democratic theory and the tradition of ‘reification’ to articulate the parameters of ethical experience at the limits of in
• Jay Rudman, Adjunct Instructor
• Jill McCall, Director
  Next-generation initiatives and engagement, peer group facilitation, strategic advising, one-on-one executive coaching, and experiential training and development. Education JD, DePaul University College of Law MBA, DePaul Univers
• Joan Moore, Adjunct Instructor
  Financial Fraud Leadership Communication Professional Employment Adjunct Professor, Accounting, Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago, 2016–present Adjunct Professor, Accounting, Keller Graduate School of Management, 2
• Joseph Quane, Adjunct Instructor
• Julya Quintanilla Rodriguez, Assistant Director
• Katherine Alexander, Assistant Professor
  Interpersonal mistreatment, destructive leadership, and the development of measurement tools for managerial researchers. Alexander’s research examines the dark side of leadership and its impact on employees and organizations.
• Kathy McCauley, Adjunct Instructor
• Kevin Schenke, Adjunct Instructor
• Linda Russell, Adjunct Instructor
• Lopa Chakraborti, Assistant Professor
• Mary Malliaris, Department Chair and Professor
  Data Mining Database Management Systems Neural Networks and Their Use in Financial Forecasting Database Marketing Professional/Community Affiliations IEEE Computer Society Decision Sciences Institute Courses Taught ISSCM 241: Business Stati
• Matthew Pelton, Adjunct Instructor
• Meg McClard, Adjunct Instructor
• Michael Migliore, Adjunct Instructor
• Mike Alsip, Lecturer
• Mike Mustafa Ozmeral, Adjunct Instructor
• Mireille Saeed, Internal Communications and Events Coordinator
• Morgan Rosenberg, Adjunct Instructor
• Nicole Shaver, Adjunct Instructor
• Osman Abraz, Clinical Instructor
  Strategic planning, organizational development, change management, project management, best practices implementation, compliance, ethics, and risk management, business intelligence, and analytics. Abraz began his career as the manag
• Peter Kolos, Lecturer
• Raphael Roxas, Adjunct Instructor
• Sadek Showkat, Assistant Professor
  Informal Entrepreneurship Refugee Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial Resourcefulness Ethnography Professional/Community Affiliations Member, Academy of Management Ambassador, Entrepreneurship Division, Academy of Management ) Course
• Sara Schmidt, Academic and Faculty Affairs Coordinator
• Steven Keith Platt, Executive Lecturer; Director
  Es on analytics and artificial intelligence. He is also responsible for infusing advanced technologies into the curriculum and supporting faculty research. Steven’s leadership roles at the Quinlan School of Business include serving th
• Sujin Jeong, Assistant Professor
  Es on two primary areas: multiple jobholding—when individuals engage in more than one income-generating activity—and diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. Dr. Jeong’s work on multiple jobholding aims to help i
• Sung Min Kim, Department Chair/Professor
  Integrative across Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and International Business, and his works have been published in top journals such as Strategic Management Journal, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Journal of Management and
• Susan Phillips, Senior Academic Advisor
• Volkan Atalay, Senior Lecturer
  Es on developing and applying computational tools to analyze large-scale biomolecular data. His work incorporates dimensionality reduction methods, machine learning algorithms, and deep learning models to solve biological problems at the sy
• William McMorris, Office Coordinator-Operations Assistant
• Xiangpei Chen, Assistant Professor
  Governmental Accounting Financial Accounting Professional Employment Assistant Professor of Accounting, Montana State University (July 2021 - July 2023) Professional/Community Affiliations Governmental and Nonprofit Section Membership. (Aug
  Notable: “Windfall federal grants and local government corruption” (2025)
• Zach Burns, Instructor
  Judgment and Decision Making Psychology of Morality and Ethics Psychological Applications in Law Professional Employment Associate Professor in Organization, Leadership, and Communication, School of Management, University of San Francisco

Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-02.