Office of the Dean
Matthew A. Waller is dean of the Sam M. Walton College of Business, professor of Supply Chain Management and the Sam M. Walton Leadership Chair in Business. He began working as dean in 2015 and continues to be a teacher, innovator and advocate for the Walton College faculty, staff and students.
Dean Waller's LinkedIn Articles
How Business Schools Can Be a Part of the Solution to Racism
June 2, 2020
Being Mindful of the How and What of Leadership through COVID-19
April 30, 2020
12 Ways Endowing a Department Benefits the Department, College and Society
February 20, 2020
Is Data Science a Fleeting Fad?
Janurary 24, 2020
Leaders: Know Your Values – Live Them
December 5, 2019
Dean's Executive Advisory Board
The Dean's Executive Advisory Board consists of prominent business leaders who are actively supporting the dean in advancing the mission and vision of the Sam M. Walton College of Business.
Executive Advisory Board MembersDean's Alumni Advisory Council
The Dean's Alumni Advisory Council is comprised of a diverse group of Walton alumni who function as ambassadors and use their experience and insight to develop and support the advancement of the college.
Alumni Advisory Council MembersArkansas Business Hall of Fame
It is my pleasure to serve on the selection committee for the the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame. It is designed to honor, preserve and
perpetuate the names and outstanding accomplishments of business leaders who have
brought lasting fame to Arkansas.
Want to Get Involved?
Play a key role in support of our students. Volunteer as a guest lecturer or a mentor, and share your industry insights and experiences. Serve on an advisory board, or collaborate with faculty researchers.
Executive Engagement MarketplaceWhat Guides Us?
The Priorities of Walton College
The Mission of Walton College
Diversity and Inclusion at Walton College
The Vision of Walton College
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