Faculty Bio

undefined

Jeffrey P. Corcoran, MS/MIS Associate Professor of Management Information Systems Office: DeArment House
Tel: 617-243-2359
Email: jcorcoran@lasell.edu

Department: Marketing and Management

Degrees: M.S./M.I.S., Boston University; M.B.A., Nichols College, B.S., Nichols College

Biography:
Jeff Corcoran's principle areas of interest include the impact of technology on business and society, electronic commerce, and ethical issues pertaining to business and technology. He is currently a member of a number of professional organizations focused on information systems and information technology education, and he is an active reviewer of business and technology textbooks.

Prior to his position at Lasell College, Professor Corcoran was Associate Professor of Management Information Systems at Nichols College, and before that worked in the insurance and manufacturing sectors as a Business Analyst/Programmer. Along with his professional activities, each year at Lasell he has taught a section of First Year Seminar using the Beatles as a theme of the course, and he is a member of the Lasell College Jazz Ensemble.

What do you like about teaching at Lasell College?
"One of the best things about teaching at a small college like Lasell is the small class size, which gives the students a chance to interact directly with the faculty. Having been a student at both a small college and a large university, I know what an advantage this is. As a faculty member, I know all of my students by name, and they know they can stop in my office to see me any time. This is a great atmosphere for learning. After more than two decades of college teaching, I am particularly interested in developing techniques for successful teaching and experimenting with new ideas and methodologies in the classroom."

News Highlight

Lasell’s President Invited to Confer with Education Secretary, Senator Kerry   Friday, February 3, 2012Lasell President Michael B. Alexander will join presidents from several other Boston area institutions to meet with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts Monday, February 6, to discuss innovative higher education programs aimed at preparing students to thrive in today’s economy.

Featured Event

Climate of Change   Wednesday, April 11, 2012Rosen Auditorium