Biography
As a Professor of Instruction in the Business and Entrepreneurship deaprtment, Beth teaches graduate and undergraduate students. Following are active courses: Leadership, Strategic Planning, Introduction to Management & Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behavior, Self-Management & Freelancing, and Social Influence & Community Engagement. Beth's passion for learning and commitment to the development of human behavior is a common theme in her portfolio career. She brings broad organizational consulting and management experience to her teaching and she is consistently challenging norms. Beth has worked with executives in a variety of business, nonprofit and education institutions with a focus in leadership and communication coaching, career management, and recruitment. She has been active in community and professional organizations in youth mentoring using a variety of adult learning and motivation techniques to help people succeed. She is an active board member with C21 Women's Ensemble, a non-profit arts organization.
She earned a Master of Science degree in Human Resource Development & Administration from Barry University in Miami, Florida and a Bachelor of Science in Communication Management from The University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio. She earned online teaching credentials from: The Association of Colleges and University Educators (ACUE), Quality Matters, and Online Learning Consortium (OLC).
Instructional Areas
Leadership and community engagement, communication effectiveness, human and organizational development.
Creative Practice and Research Interests
Increasing student engagement, online, digital, and blended learning strategies, human and organizational development.
Degrees
B.A., Communication Arts (Communication Management) University of Dayton 1988
M.S., Human Resource Development and Administration Barry University 2001