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Google Scholar and the Turner College

Turner College faculty are continuing to excel in terms of garnering citations to their published research.  As the accompanying table indicates, the College’s 42 faculty have combined to exceed 12,500 Google Scholar citations for the first time in the organization’s history.  In fact, the College’s 42 faculty have garnered a cumulative total of 12,909 Google Scholar citations, for an average of 307 per faculty.

TCOB

Department

Google Scholar

Citations

No. of

Faculty

Cites per

Faculty

Accounting & Finance

3,707

12

309

Management & Marketing

6,544

17

385

TSYS School

2,658

13

204

All

12,909

42

307

The Department of Accounting and Finance, which also includes economics faculty, has produced a total of 3,707 Google Scholar citations.  With 12 faculty in that unit, this total generates an average of 309 per faculty.  The Department of Management and Marketing, which includes management information systems faculty, leads the College with 6,544 total Google Scholar citations.  With its 17 faculty, this unit averages about 385 citations per faculty.  Lastly, the 13 faculty in the TSYS School have combined to produce 2,658 total Google Scholar citations, for an average of 204 per faculty.

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