Susan Clark is a graduate of The Ohio State University, earning both a Bachelor’s of Science in Metallurgical Engineering and an MBA.  After working in the Consulting Division of Arthur Andersen, Susan began teaching full time at Franklin University, teaching Corporate Finance, Investments, Money & Banking and Senior Seminar. 

In 1999, Susan returned to Ohio State as an adjunct and in 2010 became a Senior Lecturer, teaching Investments and Corporate Finance.  Susan also teaches in the Distance Learning Program to the regional campuses and is a Certified Peer Evaluator for Quality Matters.

Susan received the Distinguished Faculty Award from the Panhellenic Association in 2011.  She is the advisor to the Rotaract Student Organization here at Ohio State.  Susan resides in Dublin with her husband and two college aged daughters.

Areas of Expertise

• Investments
• Corporate Finance

Education

• M.B.A., The Ohio State University
• B.S. Metallurgical Engineering, The Ohio State University

FIN 721 - Corporate Finance

Financial structure and problems of modern business corporations; common types of securities; working capital management and acquisitions, forecasting of capital needs, underwriting, options, management and distribution of retained earnings, cost of capital, derivatives, and capital budgeting.

FIN 722 - Investment Management

A study of portfolio theory and investment objectives; investments and their relative merits; security analysis; security prices and yields.