2022-2023 Undergraduate Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Rader School of Business
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Main Office:
Rosenberg Hall
1235 N. Milwaukee St.
Phone: (414) 277-7279
The Rader School of Business is one of the oldest business schools in Wisconsin. As an integral part of the Milwaukee School of Engineering we are uniquely placed to connect technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership. We are committed to innovation, changing the way society thinks, works, and learns. We are proud of our links with industry. They are an integral part of our history and vital for our future. Management studies have been part of MSOE since the fifties. The University was founded to serve the needs of the many successful industrial businesses that surround our campus. The School of Business grew out of industries need for management training and was formally established in 1960.
We design our programs in flexible and innovative ways, supported by state-of-the art learning technologies, to meet learners personal or organization’s needs.
Key to this is our faculty, who are actively engaged in consultancy and business-relevant research, putting them in close touch with the needs of business and the community. They are committed to practicality, which means they are consistently current and topical in their teaching. They bring not only experience, but rigor to their programs.
Our Vision
We believe the world needs business leaders who are principled, innovative, technologically savvy professionals who can sustain and build a future as responsible stewards of society’s assets.
Our Mission
The Rader School of Business develops leaders through applied business education that emphasizes the interconnection of social intelligence, data, and technology to identify and create sustainable value in the world.
Program Outcomes
- Strategically analyze, evaluate, and solve business problems using technology and an understanding of the social context
- Prepare and deliver concise, persuasive stakeholder-centered information in a professional manner
- Develop leaders of character who promote effectiveness in working with and leading diverse teams
- Exhibit an entrepreneurial mindset
Additionally, students in the Accounting specialization will be able to:
- Analyze and evaluate disclosures in annual 10k’s
Students in the Finance specialization will be able to:
- Calculate and analyze the volatilities of individual stocks compared to the volatility of an equally weighted portfolio
Students in the International Supply Chain & Logistics specialization will be able to:
- Evaluate a continuous improvement project
Students in the Marketing specialization will be able to:
- Develop and design advertising campaign across media
Students in the MIS specialization will be able to:
- Understand the design of IoT (Internet of Things) applications
Students in the Technical Sales specialization will be able to:
- Understand buyer motivations in technical sales process
Faculty:
Chairperson:
Dr. Ruth Barratt
Professors:
Dr. Jeffrey Blessing, Dr. C. Kelly Lawrence Ottman
Associate Professors:
Dr. Ruth Barratt, Dr. Paul A. Hudec, Carol S. Mannino, Dr. Katrina Moskalik, Dr. Michael J. Payne, Dr. Ramiro Seranno Garcia
Assistant Professors:
Dr. Kenneth Dobbs, Curtis Mould, David Rollins, Gene Wright
Instructors:
Melinda Davies, John Osmanski, Kristin Shebesta, Beth Slayman
Adjunct Professors:
Terry Hoffmann, Dr. Kathleen Miezio, Gary Vroman
Adjunct Associate Professors:
David Pettiford, Vairavan Vairavan
Adjunct Assistant Professors:
Daniel Geigler, Susan Hoerchner, Tabia Jones, Patricia Kramer, Jessica Moe, Kim Pettiford, Dr. Jeffrey Santaga, Chris Thompson
Adjunct Trainers:
Joseph Hamann, Bernard Krauska, P.E., Al Sumner, Jr.
Coaches:
Thomas Hanley, Kelli Kwiatkowski, Paul Nistler, Christian Pleister, Michele Trawicki
Lecturers:
Ray Balsinomo, Gary Balcerzach, Andrew Chromy, Tim Cigleski, Gary Dobson, Scott Haebegger, Scott Hrdlicka, Michael Jay, Michael Kallenberger, Nicholas Kohn, Eric Lien, Stacy Novinski, Dan Pavletich, Brian Peters, Anthony Spence, Joey Tenuta
Professor Emeriti:
Larry J. Schmedeman, Dr. Bruce Thompson, David Tietyen, David J. Schmitz
Staff
Graduate Program Director:
Dan Pavletich
Associate Director of Graduate Programs and Professional Education Management:
Andreana Moody
Director, MBA Education Leadership Program:
TBD
Administrative Assistant:
Cierra Wills
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