Teaching

I am an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Stetson University.

Teaching Philosophy

Every day, eager new entrepreneurs launch businesses with no formal training.

Those who succeed learn persistence and resourcefulness through their experiences. In other words, they overcome or sidestep challenges that teach them vital entrepreneurial skills, such as acquiring and maximizing every asset and advantage available through creative problem solving.

I know this because I was one of those eager, nascent entrepreneurs. Now, I use experiential pedagogy to teach and mentor my students, so they acquire essential entrepreneurship skills within the forgiving confines of the classroom.

Courses Taught

Undergraduate

ENTP 301 Creative Problem Solving
ENTP 305 Principles of Entrepreneurship
ENTP 405 Scaling Entrepreneurial Ventures
ENTP 390 Technology Product Innovation
ICS 394 Entrepreneurship Strategy
MGT 300 Principles of Management

Graduate

IS 590 Technology Entrepreneurship
MGT 530 Leadership in Organizations
MGT 535 Change Management and Consulting
MGT 584 Consulting Skills

Doctoral Seminars

The Productive DBA: Using a Reference Manager and Notes Matrix
Cultivating a Research Pipeline Over Three Years

Executive/Professional

Agile Project Management
Fostering an Entrepreneurial Mindset