Experts Guide
Professor
Malloy Hall 312
Cathy Goldberg joined the University of San Francisco, School of Management in 2001. Cathy has a PhD in finance from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and her interests in research have been founded in emerging markets, financial integration and country risk. Her more recent work has taken an interdisciplinary approach, crossing into entrepreneurship and accounting.
Adjunct Professor
Expertise: Primary care of vulnerable populations,
Cognitive science,
Teaching and learning,
Digital equity
Dr. Sharon Goldfarb has dedicated her 35-year medical career to serving vulnerable populations. She began her work as the clinical director of Harlem's first HIV clinic in 1993 and later provided primary care through mobile medical units at needle exchanges, drop-in shelters, and other sites serving marginalized communities. In addition to her clinical work, she taught physician and nurse practitioner students at Columbia University for a decade. After moving to California, she continued her…
Faculty Emeritus
Malloy Hall, Room 324
Professor Leslie A. Goldgehn is garnering international recognition for her expertise in marketing strategy and leadership development. Her teaching and research agendas have been extremely rigorous over the last three years, culminating in three publications in top education, case writing, and marketing journals. Dr. Goldgehn’s most recent casework centers on marketing to promote social justice, with investigations into marketing in the nonprofit sector and how to better engage students in…
Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Strategic Initiatives, and Professor of Sport Management
Kalmanovitz Hall 106
Expertise: Sport fan and consumer behavior,
Athlete, team or event sponsorship,
Sport sales and demand generation,
Sport marketing strategy
Dr. Michael M. Goldman is a marketing and sales teacher, researcher, and advisor to organizations in the U.S., India, Kenya, and South Africa. From investigating how to retain baseball season ticket holders of the San Francisco Giants, to advising the MTN Group on leveraging their FIFA World Cup sponsorship, to developing sales skills workshops with the Los Angeles Clippers, Michael has worked with students, managers, and clients to enhance their abilities to acquire, grow and retain profitable…
Academic Director
Masonic 103-110
Expertise: Use and Impact of political advertising
Ken Goldstein is a professor of Politics at the University of San Francisco and Faculty Director of the USF in DC program.
Before joining the University of San Francisco, Goldstein was a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he won the University of Wisconsin's Kellet Award for his career research accomplishments and the Chancellor's Award for excellence in teaching. Goldstein is one of the country's premier experts on the use and impact of political advertising. He has…
Adjunct Professor
Expertise: Qualitative research,
Health education and consultation for immigrants and refugees,
Domestic violence consultant
Dr. Zahra Goliaei earned her medical doctorate in Iran and, after moving to the United States, earned her Master of Public Health (MPH) degree here at the University of San Francisco as one of the beginning cohorts. After finishing her doctoral degree, she is currently focusing her research work on refugee health, especially women's reproductive health literacy and autonomy.
Adjunct Professor
SFH Downtown Campus, Room 604
Adjunct Professor John Gonzales is internationally recognized for his service work as an economist focusing on transition economies, emerging market economics, and monetary policy. With the aim of helping his students develop a more comprehensive understanding of the intricate and interdependent network of variables that affect our global economy, Gonzales teaches courses in capital market theory, corporate finance, investment and analysis, micro and macroeconomics, monetary economics, equity…
Adjunct Professor
Joaquin Jay Gonzalez III teaches international politics, Asian and Asian American social justice, migration, soft power, and public policy.
Dr. Gonzalez is the author of Filipino American Faith in Action: Immigration, Religion, and Civic Engagement (New York University Press) and co-author of Religion at the Corner of Bliss and Nirvana: Politics, Identity, Faith in New Migrant Communities (Duke University Press).