Teaching


My teaching expertise lies in business sustainability, strategic management, and global strategy.


Strategic Management (Undergraduate)

This course explores the question, “Why do some firms succeed while others fail?” It examines how firms interact with their internal and external environments, which are complex, uncertain, and constantly changing.


Global Sustainability in East Asia (Undergraduate)

This course examines sustainability issues in East Asia through the eyes of a wide range of stakeholders across the region. It pairs classroom learning with a two-week study trip to Korea and Mongolia that pushes students beyond a Western-centered lens.


Comparative Management Systems (MBA)

This course offers MBA students an immersive international business experience in Seoul and Busan, Korea, with themes ranging from business strategy in K-culture and retailing to the evolving business landscape of Korea.


Seminar in Business Sustainability (DBA)

This course examines how business activities shape global sustainability outcomes and how sustainability considerations, in turn, reshape corporate strategies and managerial practices. 


Management and Society (Undergraduate)

This course is designed to help students better understand the demands on corporations to be ethical and meet societal expectations. 


Fundamentals of Management (Undergraduate)

This course provides a framework for understanding the opportunities and challenges managers face and how they conduct business.