Google Scholar and the Turner College

It is once again the season for a quick look at the Google Scholar citations that are attributed to the research by the Turner College's business faculty. The Turner College currently has 28 total tenured and tenure-track faculty, including three administrators. Hence, the corps of instruction count stands at 25. As shown in the table below, the Turner College's corps of instruction is associated with 25,812 Google Scholar citations, for an average of 1,032.5 Google Scholar citations per faculty. When the administrators are included, the total rises to 26,294 Google Scholar citations while the average falls to 939.1 Google Scholar citations per faculty.

When the data are broken down by departmental unit, the 10 members of the corps of instruction in accounting and finance are responsible for 7,686 Google Scholar citations, for an average of 768.6 Google Scholar citations per faculty. When the two Turner College administrators from that unit are included, the total rises to 7,976 Google Scholar citations while the average falls to 664.7 Google Scholar citations per faculty. Lastly, the 15 members of the corps of instruction are associated with 18,216 Google Scholar citations, for an average of 1,208.4 Google Scholar citations per faculty. When the Turner College administrator from that unit is included, the total rises to 18,318 Google Scholar citations, for an average of 1,144.9 Google Scholar citations per faculty.

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