Veterinary Management Institute - Faculty

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Faculty of Purdue University's Krannert Graduate School of Management serve as the primary instructors for VMI and were selected for their academic expertise, as well as their professional experience in business and industry. These faculty members are graduate-level business school professors with years of experience.

F. David Schoorman, PhD David Schoorman is a professor of organizational behavior and human resource management at the Krannert School. Schoorman's introductory VMI module provides the substantive "people management" base for the subsequent modules in the series. His teaching at VMI is renowned for being entertaining and engaging.
Charlene Sullivan, PhD Charlene Sullivan is an associate professor of management at the Krannert School, teaching corporate finance and financial accounting. Her VMI finance module features the case study of a typical veterinary practice, including initial financing of the practice, financial and investment decisions throughout the life of the practice, and ultimate valuation of the practice for sale.
Dan McQuiston, PhD Dan McQuiston is director of executive education and associate professor of management at Butler University in Indianapolis. His expertise includes marketing management, industrial marketing, marketing decision making and customer service.
Logan Jordan, PhD Logan Jordan is associate dean at the Krannert School, and has taught several undergraduate, masters and executive programs there, as well as management development sessions at AAHA yearly conferences. His academic area is strategic management and strategy issues in schools of veterinary medicine. His capstone VMI module on Strategic Thinking features an array of interactive activities.

Please note: Faculty members are subject to change without notice; however, the course content will remain consistent. AAHA and Purdue continually review faculty selections to ensure attendees are receiving the most current management thinking, optimally applied to the unique needs of veterinary practice management.