He said he looks forward to strengthening Eastern's business programs and ensuring that they have continued relevance, as well as equipping labs with the latest software, which can be used by faculty and students to help local and area businesses and government with their business needs. His work includes oversight of a 24-member School of Business Advisory Board composed of business professionals from throughout the country. In addition to his administrative responsibilities, Boorom will teach a principles of marketing class each semester. He has received a number of awards for excellence in teaching from previous institutions. There are more jobs available than employees to fill them.
Information management is a very hot field, as are accounting and sales.
There is tremendous earning potential in sales, particularly in the technical areas. Boorom, who has 27 years of experience in higher education, has written and presented widely on the topics of sales performance and communication anxiety and hopes his research will benefit students and others who get anxious when making public presentations or communicating in other social settings. He earned his bachelor's, master's, master of business administration and doctorate in marketing from the University of South Florida. His hobbies include golf, reading and walking. Find out more about us, by visiting More Media or the External Relations homepage.