Teresa joined the Kelley School of Business in 2001, advancing to assistant dean of finance and operations in 2006. Previously, she served as the manager of budgeting and reporting for Bridgestone-Firestone North Americas in Nashville, TN and as a bankruptcy consultant for Ernst & Young in Chicago. Teresa is a graduate of the University of Illinois with a BS degree in accounting and of DePaul University with an MBA in finance and is a registered CPA. In addition to monitoring the school’s finances and budget, she oversees all construction and renovation projects within the school, facilities oversight, room/classroom scheduling, centralized event planning, and safety and security operations. She currently teaches corporate finance in the Undergraduate Program.

Taurean Douglas serves as the associate director for the Jellison Living Learning Center. Before his time at IU, he held prior positions at the University of Kentucky, Bluegrass Community & Technical College, and Berea College. Taurean is also a native of Hopkinsville, KY. He has a BA in communication studies and an MA in communication from Western Kentucky University. He has also completed a doctorate from Eastern Kentucky University in educational leadership. His wife Tiesha is also an employee for Kelley in the MBA program and they have two young sons together.

Tyler Kelley has served as the associate director of admission and stewardship for the Kelley Undergraduate Program since 2015. Some of Tyler’s work includes recruiting high-achieving prospective and current students for the Kelley School. Tyler is a first-generation college graduate originally from Anderson, Indiana, but he grew up mostly in Indianapolis, Indiana. Tyler has a bachelor of science in psychology. In undergrad, Tyler was a McNair Scholar and his research interests included stereotyping and prejudice (stereotype threat) and higher education outcomes. In Bloomington, Tyler is a Big Brother with Big Brothers, Big Sisters of South Central Indiana; the advisor for the Impact Movement, a Christian student ministry that embraces African American culture; and he serves as the community service chair for his fraternity, a historically Black fraternity.

Trish Kerle' has been a lecturer in business communication at the Kelley School of Business at IU since 2015. From 2011–15 she worked in undergraduate student services at IU/Kelley, including volunteer service, leadership development and academic advising. Trish was raised in a Jewish family, grew up on Long Island in NY, lived for nearly eighteen years in NYC and moved to the Washington, D.C. area in 2000 to live with her now life partner, Beth.  She has a bachelor’s degree in theater, a graduate degree in counseling, and trained as a coach through the Newfield Network. Prior to moving to Bloomington in 2010, Trish spent over two decades, mostly as a senior staff member of several community-based and national nonprofit organizations in NYC and DC, including nearly a decade working within the LGBTQ+ movement. 

Doug McCoy is the founder of Grant Properties, a real estate development, investment, and property management firm based in Bloomington, Indiana, is the Al and Shary Oak Director of the IU Center for Real Estate Studies and is a senior lecturer at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. Doug received his BS in accounting from Indiana University in 1983 and was an Indiana University varsity football player from 1979–82. He received his MBA & JD degrees from Indiana University in 1988.  Doug successfully completed the Certified Public Accountancy exam and is a licensed attorney and real estate broker in the state of Indiana.  Doug was Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business Young Entrepreneur in Residence in 1997.

As director of the IU Center for Real Estate Studies, Doug dramatically expanded its activities and alumni involvement, co-founded the IU Real Estate Alumni Network, and co-founded the Commercial Real Estate Workshop.  In 2016, U.S. News &World Report ranked Kelley’s real estate program 12^th in the nation among all college and universities.

Doug, a Bloomington native, resides in Bloomington with his wife Kathy.  They have three children.   

Josh Perry holds the Glaubinger Chair for Undergraduate Leadership and serves as faculty chair for the Undergraduate Program at the Kelley School of Business. He has been a faculty member in the Business Law and Ethics Department since 2009. Previously he was on faculty at the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society at Vanderbilt University, where he taught bioethics in the Medical School and legal ethics in the Law School, and served as a clinical ethicist in the Medical Center. Prior to entering academia, Josh practiced law in Nashville, Tennessee where he specialized in litigation and dispute resolution involving clients in the healthcare and entertainment industries. A Music City native, Josh met his wife Shelli Yoder while they were both pursuing graduate degrees in theological studies from Vanderbilt Divinity School. They are both active in the Bloomington community and in the extracurricular lives of their three adolescent children.

Veronika Krepely Pool is an associate professor and the Gregg T. and Judith A. Summerville Chair of Finance at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. She currently serves as an associate editor at the Review of Financial Studies and at Management Science. She is also an academic director of the Financial Management Association. Veronika joined Kelley in 2006 after completing her PhD in finance at Vanderbilt University. Her main research interest is the economics of conflict of interest in delegated portfolios, such as hedge funds, mutual funds, and 401(k) plans. Her work has been published in the Journal of Finance, the Review of Financial Studies, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, and the Journal of Financial Markets and she has received two external research grants for her research on 401(k) retirement plans. Prior to her current title, she held the 3-year 3M Junior Faculty Fellowship and the ArcelorMittal Finance Faculty Fellowship for excellence in research.  She currently teaches Intermediate Investments to undergraduate finance majors.

Kirsten Prange has been coaching students and developing programming within the Kelley Undergraduate Career Services since 2011. Prior to entering the higher education field, she worked for 16 years in supply chain account management for a national food service distributor. Additionally, she owned a franchise business in Bloomington from 2006–09. While guiding and coaching students in their career pursuits is her primary role, Kirsten has taken the lead within the Kelley Women’s Initiative to develop a student advisory board focused on creating collaboration amongst all Kelley women’s organizations. She is also the key contact for our partnership with Forté and the Rising Star Initiative. Kirsten has a master’s degree in instructional systems technology and a bachelor’s degree in business. After living in Bloomington for over twenty years, she now considers herself an official “Hoosier."