Phil Smith Fellows and Professors | FAU Business
Phil Smith Fellows and Professors
The Phil Smith Center for Free Enterprise supports research that explores and highlights free market economic principles.
Phil Smith Fellows and Professors are FAU College of Business faculty members who conduct research, develop programs, and incorporate concepts in their classes based on the business philosophy and principles that guided Smith over his career:
- Conduct yourself with integrity and honesty in your actions.
- Treat your customers and employees with respect.
- Engage in principled risk-taking.
- Create value through mutually beneficial exchange with your customers and suppliers.
- Be accountable as leaders in your business and in your community.
Phil Smith Fellows and Professors
Anil Bilgihan, Ph.D
Professor
College of Business
Marketing | Hospitality Management
Boca Raton Campus | Fleming Hall Room 316
Christopher Boudreaux, Ph.D
Associate Professor
College of Business
Economics
Boca Raton Campus | Office Depot Center Room 201B
Bryan Cutsinger, Ph.D, MA, BA
Assistant Professor
College of Business
Economics
Boca Raton Campus | Office Depot Center Room 210
Cheryl Burke Jarvis, PhD, MS, BS
Professor
College of Business
Marketing
Sofia Johan
Associate Professor
Finance
Mingxiang Li, Ph.D
Professor
College of Business
Management Programs – Strategy
Melanie Lorenz, Ph.D, MBA, BA
Associate Professor
College of Business
Marketing Department
William Luther, Ph.D, MA, BA
Associate Professor
College of Business
Economics
Mark Packard
Associate Professor
College of Business
Management
Michael Ryall
Professor & Director, Policy, Madden Center for Value Creation
College of Business
Management Programs
Boca Raton Campus | Desantis Pavilion Room 207D (Boca Raton)
Siri Terjesen, PhD, MS, BS
Professor & Associate Dean for Research and External Relations at FAU Business
College of Business
Management Programs
Boca Raton Campus | Desantis Pavilion Room 207B
Yannick Thams, Ph.D
Associate Professor
College of Business
Management Programs
Hong Yuan, Ph.D
Professor
College of Business
Marketing