Business Administration Faculty
The Department of Business Administration and Economics has 18 full-time faculty members and three adjunct faculty members. Each faculty member had business experience and/or teaching experience prior to joining the department and the group includes experts in many important areas, including:
- Forensic Economics
- Global Management and Business in China
- Labor Relations and Labor Law
- Marketing Research and Data Analysis
- Monetary Policy and Money Supply
- Organizational Change and Creative Problem Solving
- Organizational Commitment and Absenteeism
- Organizational Dynamics and Employee Motivation
- Stock Market and Funds
Dr. Larry A. Lynch
Department Chair, Professor
540-375-2413
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Michelle Alexander
Lecturer
375-2443
Dr. W. Kevin Baker
Professor
540-375-2550
Dr. Sebastian Berger
Assistant Professor
540-375-2389
Ms. Norma H. Clifton
Teaching Associate
540-375-2491
Patricia Eggleston
Lecturer
375-5236
Dr. Garry A. Fleming
Professor
540-375-2509
Pamela Galluch
Assistant Professor
375-2432
Prof. Sharon Gibbs
Associate Professor
540-375-2429
Prof. Michelle Hagadorn
Assistant Professor
540-375-2501
Prof. Bayard Harris
Teaching Associate
540-375-2050
Prof. Michael Hutkin
Teaching Associate
540-375-2011
Dr. Alice L. Kassens
Assistant Professor
540-375-2428
Mr. Walter S. Kearns, Jr.
Part-Time Lecturer
540-375-2426
Dr. Julie Lyon
Assistant Professor
375-4939
Dr. Christina McCart
Professor
540-375-2414
Dr. Ali A. Nazemi
Professor
540-375-2217
Dr. Edward Nik-Khah
Assistant Professor
540-375-4938
Dreama A. Poore
Administrative Coordinator
540-375-2426
Alla Semenova
Lecturer
375-5236
Prof. Gregory R. Shaff
Teaching Associate
540-375-4909
Dr. C. Michael Smith
Visiting Associate Professor
540-375-2224
Dr. Elisabeth G. Velazquez
Associate Professor
540-375-2227
John Williamson
Lecturer
375-5236
"Experienced faculty members teach all the courses--not graduate
students or teaching assistants more common at larger universitites.
Here, high levels of student-teacher interaction
are norm, not the exception. That's why we teach here."
-Dr. W. Kevin Baker '82
