Education
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Ph.D., Capella University, Organization & Management, 2008
M.B.A., Franklin University, 1995
B.S., Franklin University, 1988, Applied Communications
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Professional Licenses and Certifications
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Capella University, Graduate Certificate, Instructional Design |
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Academic/Professional Experience
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2008-Present
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Franklin University, Lead Faculty, Business Administration Program
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2006
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Franklin University, Designer for Accounting and Finance programs; Developed curriculum for BSAD 320 Decision-making and Problem-solving.
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2005-2007
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Franklin University, Course Manager, Applied Management Program Courses
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2001
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Developed curriculum for Teaching at a Distance (online faculty development course)
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2000-2008
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Franklin University, Instructional Design Specialist, primarily all accounting and finance courses
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1996-2000
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Franklin University, Adjunct Faculty Member, Graduate and Undergraduate Programs; Graduate School Courses: Leadership Styles Portfolio -MBA 601 and Management of Human Services Agencies -HSM 611; Undergraduate School of Business Courses: Decision-making and Problem Solving -BSAD 320, Principles of Management -BSAD 312, Organizational Behavior -BSAD 325, Business Ethics - BSAD 460, Introduction to Strategy, and Teaching at a Distance - Faculty Development Online Course -TAD 600
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1997
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Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Adjunct Faculty Member, School of Business -Excel Program, Undergraduate Strategic Planning and Policy Analysis -BBA 4073
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1996 to 2000
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The Capstone Consulting Group, Galena, Ohio , President: Conducted multi-year, organizational strategic plans; Facilitated board and staff retreats; Developed organizational mission, vision, and value statements; and Created and administering stakeholder surveys
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1994 to 1996
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The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mid-Ohio Chapter, Columbus, Ohio, President: Crafted multi-year strategic plan and led board and all staff; Responsible for all policy implementation and human resources; Took agency from $170,000 deficit to $38,000 surplus in nine months; Responsible to ten standing committees; Built reserve fund balance from low of 16% up to 40% of annual operating budget; and Led annual United Way program/budget plans resulting in systematic funding increases
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1980 to 1993
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Central Ohio Diabetes Association, Columbus, Ohio, Executive Director: Led crafting of three-year strategic plans with staff and board leadership; Responsible for all policy implementation and human resources; Quadrupled agency budget during tenure from $158,000 to over $650,000; Enabled all professional staff positions to expand from part-time to full-time; Grew reserve and endowment funds from $250,000 to over $900,000; Created eight outlying county satellite branches for service and development growth
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Professional Development
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2009
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Attended Academy of Management International Meeting, Chicago, IL
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Attended: Twenty-Five Ways to Ad Creativity to Your Training, Langrevin, Inc., Columbus, Ohio |
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2007
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Attended online seminar: New Techniques for Designing and Developing e-Learning Interactions, Sponsor -E-Learning Guild
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2005
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Attended: The Shawnee Conference 3.0 for Game Design and Simulation and Interactive Digital Technologies
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2005
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Attended National Conference on Games and Learning, Madison, Wisconsin.
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2005
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Attended online Cognitive Science Findings and Concept Mapping Workshop
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Publications/Presentations
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2007
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Organizational Culture, Defense Supply Center of Columbus for Franklin University
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2006
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Goal Setting: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio Giving Constructive Feedback: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio
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2006
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Dealing with the Balanced Learning Format Workload: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio
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2005-2006
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The Dark Side of Teams: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio
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2005
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Using Course Evaluations to Improve Feedback: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio
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2005
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Facilitating Online Teaching: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio
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2004
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Best Practices in Course Management: Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio (Included writing and publication of University-wide Course Management Manual)
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2004
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Real-Time Course Enhancements Using XML in a Curriculum Development Model: Presented at the EDUCAUSE Midwest Regional Conference- Chicago, Illinois: April
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1995
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Clinic and Chapter Relations: Presented at National Conference of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Orlando, Florida
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1995
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Crisis Management: Presented at Regional Conference of The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Chicago, Illinois
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1995
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Board Member Recruitment and Training: Presented at Regional Conference of The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Chicago, Illinois
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Community Service/Engagement
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Member, American Society of Training and Development
Member, Academy of Management
Member, EDUCAUSE
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