PC Business Committees & Service

Standing Committees:

Senior Leadership Team

The Senior Leadership Team (SLT) is chaired by the dean and includes department chairs and select members of the Dean’s Office staff, with ad-hoc participation from faculty directors of strategically aligned initiatives and graduate programs. The SLT has oversight of the undergraduate and graduate business curriculum and co-curricular activities with overarching responsibility for School of Business policies and procedures, faculty workload and performance, and progress on the PC Business strategic plan.

Chairperson: Christine Earley
Support Lead: Judith Robinson
Members: Julia Camp, Carolyn Duane, Matthew Eriksen, Joseph Gemma, Kevin Newman, Michael Shafer (FA25 only), and Edward Szado (SP26 only)

Assurance of Learning Sub-committee

The Assurance of Learning (AOL) Sub-committee reports to the SLT and oversees PC Business’ system of learning outcomes assessment in line with AACSB standards. The committee works with PC Business departments and faculty to coordinate AOL activities for the School of Business undergraduate and graduate programs.

Chairperson: Stephen Kuselias
Support Lead: Lisa Mildner
Members: Woohee Choi, M. Cary Collins, Carolyn Duane, Nicolas Lorgnier, Sydnee Manley, and Duygu Pamukcu

International Sub-committee

The International Sub-committee (ISC) reports to the SLT with responsibility for PC Business study abroad programs, policies, and procedures in coordination with the Center for Global Education.

Chairperson: Joseph Gemma
Support Lead: Marisleysis Contreras Salgado
Members: Robert Camp, Michael Grande, Marcin Krolikowski, Molly Sainristil, John Schibler, Martha Troncoza, and Christian Wilwohl

Student Opportunity Programs Committee

The Student Opportunity Programs Committee, established in 2025, aims to support School of Business students in their academic and professional development by identifying, developing, and/or promoting resources for, and ensuring equitable access to, co-curricular opportunities for experiential learning, career advancement, and personal growth.

Chairpersons: Christine Earley and Gabriela Moretti
Support Lead: Judith Robinson
Members: Piotr Chelminski, Abigail Corrington (SP26 only), Carolyn Duane, Sylvia Maxfield (FA25 only), and Ranier Robinson

Intellectual Contributions Committee

The Intellectual Contributions Committee (ICC) is chaired by a tenured faculty member and is charged with the oversight of matters of faculty qualifications and intellectual contributions. The ICC evaluates existing policies related to intellectual contributions and recommends changes to those policies; this includes bringing forward policies or changes to existing policies to the entire School of Business faculty for approval. The ICC also develops criteria for judging the quality of intellectual contributions and evaluating faculty qualifications in line with AACSB criteria and proposes incentive programs for the achievement and maintenance of high-quality scholarship. Lastly, the ICC oversees the School of Business Fund for Faculty Research & Development (FFRD) process, which provides supplementary funding for PC Business faculty to support professional development activities in the areas of research and pedagogy.

Chairperson: J. David Cortes
Support Lead: Lisa Mildner
Members: Jessica Buchanan, Arati Kale, Chris Lyddy, and Rebecca Rabino

Exceptions Committee

The Exceptions Committee oversees exceptions to student requirements for remaining enrolled at PC as a business major.

Chairperson: Kristin Shepherd
Support Lead: Marisleysis Contreras Salgado
Members: Jessica Cunningham, Joseph Gemma, Teodros Getachew, Ronald Jelinek, Brian Lamoureux, and Peter Palumbo

Ad-Hoc Task Forces:

Strategic Planning Task Force

The Strategic Planning Task Force is charged with the development and implementation of the next PC Business strategic plan.

Chairperson: Arati Srinivasan
Support Lead: Judith Robinson
Members: Lisa Bonalle ’85, Lisa Bousquet ’86, Carolyn Duane, Christine Earley, Jacqueline Elcik, Enni Holmsten ’26, Patrick Kelly, Brian Maher, Terence McGoldrick, David McIntyre, Nea North, Jayson Onanian ’25, ’26G, Sarah Osawa, Robert Pfunder, Sean Reid, Paul Scanlon, Joanna Su, John Sweeney, Penelope Tejada ’26, John Torres ’27, Simone Tubman, and Eileen Wisnewski

Other Service:

Core Course Coordinators

ACC 203/204: Steven Dannemiller
FIN 113: Marianne Doran-Collins
FIN 207: Brenda Canning and Michael Shafer
FIN 308: Brenda Canning and Michael Shafer
FIN 310: J. David Cortes
MGT 301: Christopher Lyddy
MGT 330: Brian Lamoureux
MKT 205: Rae Caloura

Student Club & Co-Curricular Advisors

Accounting Association: Charles Speicher
AI in Business Club: Robert Camp
American Marketing Association (AMA): Rae Caloura
Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA): Gabriela Moretti
Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS): Molly Sainristil
Business Ethics Club: Steven Dannemiller and Patrick Kelly
CFA Research Challenge: Matthew Callahan, Marcin Krolikowski, Paul Scanlon, and Edward Szado
Deloitte Audit Innovation Challenge: Stephen Perreault
Delta Sigma Pi (DSP): Molly Sainristil
Ethics Competition: Carolyn Duane, Patrick Kelly, Brian Maher, and Molly Sainristil
Friar Consulting Group: Molly Sainristil and Therese Sprinkle
Friar Sales Showcase: Carolyn Duane, Ronald Jelinek, Brian Maher, and Molly Sainristil
International Business Club: Melissa Mardo
National Association of Black Accountants (NABA): Sydnee Manley
PC Entrepreneurship Society: Kelly Ramirez
PC Finance Society: Paul Scanlon
PC Women in Business: Jessica Buchanan
PC Business Student Mentor Program: Matthew Moquin
PwC Challenge: Jessica Buchanan and Steven Dannemiller
Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM): Thomas Ptashnik
Sports and Entertainment Council: Sean Holley and John Stamatis
Student-led Asset Management (SLAM) Program: Paul Scanlon
Wall Street Interview Bootcamp: Carolyn Duane, Brian Maher, Molly Sainristil, and Paul Scanlon