Faculty
Faculty members selected to instruct EMBA courses are aware of the challenges that await them. EMBA students are far more demanding and knowledgeable than typical undergraduate students. That’s why the College of Business Administration assigns EMBA courses to faculty members who have done extensive field research, are widely published and keep up with cutting-edge topics in their areas of expertise. Faculty members encourage collaborative learning by using their extensive experience and knowledge to lead discussions that encourage students to share their own know-how.
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Kevin Breaux
Ph.D., Louisiana State University
Associate Professor of Accounting, Director of the Executive MBA Program |
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Luke Cashen
Ph.D., Louisiana State University
Director of Graduate Programs in Business, Associate Professor of Management
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Ken Chadwick
D.B.A., Louisiana Tech University
Professor of Management, Head of the Department of Management, Marketing & Business Administration |
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John Lajaunie
Ph.D., University of New Orleans
Professor of Finance |
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Shari Lawrence
Ph. D., University of New Orleans
Assistant Professor of Finance
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Ronnie Fanguy
Ph. D., University of Southwestern Louisiana
Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems
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Norbert Michel
Ph. D., University of New Orleans
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
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Chuck Viosca
Ph. D., University of Alabama
Assistant Professor of Marketing
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Shawn Mauldin
Ph. D., University of Mississippi
Dean of the College of Business Administration & Professor of Accounting
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Marilyn Macik-Frey
Ph. D., University of Texas at Arlington
Assistant Dean and Assistant Professor of Management
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