Teaching


I am interested in teaching business sustainability, strategic management, and international business. 


Strategic Management (Undergraduate)

This course explores the question, “Why do some firms succeed while others fail?” It delves into the complex, uncertain, and dynamic interplay between firms and their internal and external environments.


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 impacting managers and how they conduct business. 


Global Research Perspective for Business Sustainability (Doctoral)

This DBA course examines how business activities shape global sustainability outcomes and how sustainability considerations, in turn, drive the reconfiguration of corporate strategies and managerial practices. 


Comparative Management Systems (MBA)

The course offers MBA students an opportunity to immerse themselves in an international business experience and apply their learning in a global context. The main theme of the 2024 Comparative Management Systems program was "Business Strategy in K-Culture and Retailing in Korea." 30 MBA students had the chance to apply core and elective course knowledge through a team-based project and international travel to Seoul, Korea.