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Visiting Professors of Devry University and Its Keller Graduate School of Management Visiting Professors of DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management Rev9/7/21 Campus Name Degree Awarding Institution AL Virtual Brantley, John Master of Science Troy University Bridges, James Doctor of Public Admin Univ Alabama Tuscaloosa Master of Admin Science Univ Alabama Huntsville Master of Science Troy University Gohanna, Symmetris Doctorate Alabama Agric Mech University Master Univ Alabama Huntsville Hall, Tawanna Doctor of Philosophy Florida State University Master of Science Troy University Johnson, Lucretia Master of Science Univ Alabama Birmingham Onega, Jill Doctor of Philosophy Univ Alabama Tuscaloosa Master Univ Alabama Tuscaloosa Robbins, Cory Master of Science Troy University Rousse, Justin Doctor of Health Science A T Still Univ Health Sciences Master of Fine Arts Univ Alabama Tuscaloosa Sanderson, Courtney Master of Science Univ South Alabama Smith, Rachel Master Univ Memphis Theibert, Phillip Master of Arts Arizona State University AK Virtual Kabia, Milton Doctorate Capella University Doctorate Northcentral University Master of Science University of East Anglia Nichols, Daniel Doctor of Philosophy Temple University Rudolph, Michelle Master Boise State University Master of Science Illinois State University AZ Phoenix Barden, Gary Master of Info Systems Mgmt Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Champine, Scott Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Info Systems Mgmt Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Congress, Axely Doctor of Philosophy Capella University Master of Science Bowie State University Crandall, Jeffrey Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Demland, David Master of Science University of Phoenix* Ghinea, Florin Master of Education Arizona State University Gleason, Daniel Master of Fine Arts Univ Iowa Harris, Dennis Master of Info Tech Mgmt Bond University Jenkins, Theresa Doctorate of Psychology Univ of Arizona Global Campus* Master of Arts Boise State University Kazemi-Tabrizi, Parvaneh Master of Acct and Finan Mgmt Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Project Management Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Kirkland, Sandra Master of Business Admin Arizona State University Margolin, Cathy Doctor of Education Brandman University Master of Business Admin Ohio State University* Patel, Rani Doctorate Sri Venkateswara University Master of Science Sri Venkateswara University Piper, Burton Master of Info Systems Mgmt Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Rowe, Jackie Master of Management Metropolitan State Univ Master of Science Texas A&M University* Shoemaker, Craig Doctor of Philosophy Univ Iowa Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Sirota, Jessica Juris Doctorate Texas Wesleyan University Master of Human Resource Mgmt University of Wisconsin* Spangler, Scott Master of Arts Virginia Commonwealth Univ AZ Virtual Yamak Congress, Didem Doctor of Philosophy Arizona State University Angelo, Sandra Doctor of Philosophy Purdue University Master Univ of Maryland Univ Coll Camacho, Danielle Doctorate Walden University* Master of Business Admin Univ Dallas Visiting Professors of DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management Rev9/7/21 Campus Name Degree Awarding Institution Collins, Will Master of Science Brown University Master of Science Illinois Institute Tech Danjou, Dr. Leslie Doctor of Philosophy Walden University* Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Dixon, Keith Master of Business Admin Grand Canyon University Harper, Peter Master of Business Admin Univ Tulsa Kern, Stephanie Doctor of Philosophy Capella University Master Rollins College Winter Park Knopp, Thomas Doctor of Business Admin Capella University Master of Business Admin University of Phoenix* Lambrou, John Master of Science Univ Illinois Chicago Macdonell, Glen Master of Business Admin DeVry University Mapp, William Doctor of Philosophy Walden University* Master of Business Admin Western International Univ Poore, Bethany Doctorate Walden University* Master of Business Admin Franklin University Riggs, Russel Juris Doctorate Brigham Young Univ Idaho Master Brigham Young Univ Idaho St. James, Elizabeth Doctor of Health Admin Capella University Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Public Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Stec, Melissa Master of Business Admin Benedictine University Toppel, Hollie Doctorate in Education Argosy University Master National-Louis University Tyler, Robin Master of Business Admin Baldwin-Wallace College Vangilder, Clark Doctor of Philosophy Grand Canyon University Master of Science Arizona State University AR Virtual Barland, Jeff Master of Business Admin Lynn University Floyd, Tonya Juris Doctorate University Arkansas* Marshall, Susanne Master of Science Webster University Riney, Felicia Doctor of Business Admin University of Phoenix* Master of Business Admin Tarleton State University CA Folsom Anderson, Kevin Master of Business Admin Calif St Univ Stanislaus* Brady, Ethan Master of Business Admin University of Phoenix* Dennaoui, Nael Master of Arts Humboldt State University Fairchild, Randall Master of Business Admin Univ Calif Davis Fox, Lori Master of Arts Calif St Univ East Bay* Robison, Dianna Master Univ Illinois Springfield Sabzevary, Iraj Doctor of Philosophy Capella University Master Calif St Univ Sacramento* Master of Science Calif St Univ Sacramento* Sillas, Abe Doctor of Management Colorado Technical University* Master of Science Univ of Maryland Univ Coll Smith, Lisa Juris Doctorate Univ Calif Berkeley Sosa, Kirk Master of Business Admin Brandman University CA Fresno Avakian, Shant Master of Science Calif St Univ Fresno* Bradford, Carmen Doctorate of Psychology Alliant Intl Univ Fresno Master of Business Admin University of Phoenix* Eichmann, Kelly Doctor of Philosophy Walden University Master of Science Calif St Univ Fresno* Garcia, Justin Doctorate of Psychology Alliant Intl Univ Fresno Master of Arts Calif St Univ Fresno* Gowdy, Marvita Doctor of Education Alliant Intl Univ San Diego Greenlaw, Corey Doctorate in Education Calif St Univ Fresno* Master of Science Central Washington University Meyerhofer, Michael Master of Fine Arts Southern Illi Univ Carbndl Visiting Professors of DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management Rev9/7/21 Campus Name Degree Awarding Institution Rangel-Villasenor, Alvaro Master of Public Admin Calif St Univ Bakersfield* Starcher, Sharon Doctorate of Business Admin Walden University* Master of Arts Fresno Pacific University Staten, Patrick Master of Arts Calif St Univ Fresno* Master of Science San Diego State University Valorosi, Katie Master of Arts Azusa Pacific University CA Long Beach Ameur, Rachid Doctorate of Business Admin Argosy University* Master of Business Admin Amer InterContinental Univ* Andres, Amanda Master of Business Admin Pepperdine University Asadi, Ali Master of Arts Webster University Master of Business Admin Carleton University Bawani, Amy Master of Business Admin Webster University Cameron, Lori Master of Arts Cal St Poly Univ Pomona Davis, Gene Master of Business Admin American Military University Deokar, Vijay Doctor of Philosophy University of Poona Master of Business Admin Calif St Univ Los Angeles* Dokes, Eugene Ph.D. Capella University Master of Business Admin Lindenwood University Ely, Sheena Doctor of Philosophy Capella University Master of Education University of Phoenix Ghanei, Amin Doctorate of Business Admin Argosy University Master of Business Admin Concordia University Ca Glossup, Melissa Master Univ North Texas Master of Education Univ North Texas Khashadourian, Ed Doctor of Philosophy Shahid Beheshti University Master of Science Shahid Beheshti University Lloyd, Christopher Master of Business Admin Calif St Univ Long Beach* Mollajani, Akbar Doctorate University of Rennes Master of Arts University of Rennes Reckon, James Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Project Management Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Russell, Margaret Master of Science Arizona State University Sauca, Teodor Master of Business Admin Northeastern University Sheybani, Sanaz Master Ecole Superieure Intern. D'Adm Steinhaus, Leanne Master of Science Calif St Univ Long Beach* Stokes, Taronta Master of Science Jackson State University Welch, Della Doctor of Education Univ Utah Juris Doctorate Western State University Colle Master of Arts Calif St Univ Los Angeles* Master of Business Admin Univ Redlands CA Newark Baker, Aaron Master of Business Admin Univ Pennsylvania Coll Gen Std Barhaghi, Ben Master of Science Wichita State University Bautista, Mary Master of Science Kaplan University* Blair, Christopher Master San Francisco State University Budd, Steve Master Boston University Eakin, David Master of Business Admin St Marys College Ca Master of Public Admin Calif St Univ East Bay* Friedman, Marc Master of Business Admin Univ Chicago Gillis, John Juris Doctorate Univ Minnesota Minneapolis Jen, Geyung Doctorate Northwestern Polytechnic Univ Master of Business Admin Northwestern Polytechnic Univ Master of Science Wayne State University Kalai, Najib Master of Business Admin Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Master of Info Systems Mgmt Keller Graduate School of Mgmt Kang, Manjit Master of Science Calif St Univ Hayward* Master of Science Walden University* Visiting Professors of DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management Rev9/7/21 Campus Name Degree Awarding Institution Kim, Jeonghee Doctor of Philosophy New Mexico St Univ Grants Master
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