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Faculty
One of the most important benefits you receive when you choose an Indiana Wesleyan MBA degree is the quality of professors and facilitators who teach you. You have the opportunity to learn from teachers with international experience and a practical understanding of today's business world.
The facilitators that comprise the Indiana Wesleyan MBA program have unique outlooks on the business world because their experience is so varied. You don't hear just one point of view, you hear many, and you learn about your own talents and beliefs as a result. This is the keystone of leadership. When used with deliberation and focus, the Indiana Wesleyan MBA degree is your path to distinguish yourself from the competition.
IWU's MBA facilitators are innovators and leading specialists in their chosen fields and add that expertise to the Indiana Wesleyan MBA curriculum. They are successful online teachers because they share their passion for their work with their students. Many are also returning students, and empathize with adult learners.
Most importantly, your facilitators embrace the Indiana Wesleyan MBA learning environment. They want to teach online. What's more, many chose online education when they earned their advanced degrees. Your teachers have a critical understanding of what you need to do to succeed, not just as an online student, but as a business information specialist.
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Current Indiana Wesleyan MBA Degree Facilitators
Dr. William Lee Andrews III, Esq. (Law, Accounting, International Business)
One of America's preeminent jurists, constitutional authorities, and tax specialists, Dr. Andrews holds an MBA, an MDiv, an LLM in Taxation, a LLM in International Taxation, a JD, and a DDiv. He is widely published in the fields of international taxation and space law.
Dr. Emil Berendt (Economics)
Dr. Berendt holds a PhD in Economics. He served as a staff economist for AT&T before entering academia. In 2002, Dr. Berendt made a landmark presentation at Baylor University comparing the modern economic system to the economic system suggested by the book of Genesis.
Dr. Jerry Jackson (General Management, Organizational Development)
Dr. Jackson holds an MSM and a PhD in Educational Technology. He has a strong professional background in corporate training with corporate powerhouses like Caterpillar, Inc. Dr. Jackson brings a practical, but leading-edge, knowledge of human resources, organizational behavior, and corporate training to the online classroom.
Perry Collins (Information Management, Organizational Development)
As Chief of Staff for the 122nd Fighter Wing of the Indiana Air National Guard, Mr. Collins has unparalleled experience in information systems management and human resource management in large, complex organizations. He provides valuable insight into the vital roles of personal leadership and operational security in management, and to sustaining competitive advantage in the global marketplace.
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