Diane Seay McNulty, Ph.D., serves as Associate Dean for External Affairs and Corporate Development in the School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas.
In her faculty capacity, she annually teaches in the Executive MBA Program, the Global Leadership Executive MBA Program (GLEMBA), and in the Project Management MBA Program. She teaches a class entitled “How Austin and Washington Work.” In
addition, she teaches in the part-time MBA program both a masters seminar on ethics in international business and BPS6201. She is
also the Executive Editor of MANAGEMENT, the School of Management bi-annual publication.
Dr. McNulty is active in volunteer efforts to raise the city of Dallas' image as an international city; she currently serves Dallas World Salute as Chairman of the Board; and on the Board of Directors of the Dallas Council on World Affairs.
Dr. McNulty serves on many boards of directors currently including the following:
- American Heart Association, Dallas Division
- Advisory Chairman Côtes du Coeur - AHA (Chairman 2001)
- The Science Place
- Sci-Tech Discovery Center of Collin County
- Dallas Council World Affairs - secretary
- Dallas Friday Group
- Dallas World Salute - Chairman
Dr. McNulty is active in other civic and non-profit community organizations and is currently involved in the following organizations:
- First Friday Management Series Planning Committee, The Richardson Chamber of Commerce
- Richardson Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
- American Heart Association Advocacy Committee
She has also chaired and/or served in some capacity on numerous nonprofit fundraising efforts such as:
- The American Heart Association, Dallas Division
- Previous Secretary
- Women's Guild and Board
- Founding member
- ArtReach
- Dallas Museum of Art
- Beaux Art Ball
- Junior League of Dallas
- PR Chairman
- Chairman Volunteers Office of International Affairs, City Hall
She is a member of Beta Gamma Sigma and a former Richard D. Irwin Fellow. She is a 1997 graduate of Leadership Texas.
Dr. McNulty consults with non-profit organizations and speaks on corporate alliances, public relations and research topics. Dr. McNulty was also featured in the Dallas Morning News, Profile, Wednesday March 11, 1998. She and her daughter Brynn Bagot Allday were a featured profile in the Jan./Feb. 2001 PHILANTROPHY magazine for their work with American Heart Association and other civic organizations.
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