Business Administration

     Students enrolled in Business Administration programs will have numerous opportunities to engage in curricula designed to assist students towards developing their career plans.

“Self improvement plans stress improvement rather than awards and recognition” (M2Presswire, 2003.p.1)

In an article titled Creating and implementing a reality-based career plan authors Broscio & Scherer state “a career plan is critical to building long-term professional success. A career plan must be based on reality and must be updated regularly to account for changes in personal needs and the market place” (2003, abstract).

The authors identify three important steps crucial to effective career planning. These steps are: 1) understanding your reality; 2) analyzing overlaps and gaps in that reality; and 3) developing a written plan based on that analysis. Failure to write out such a plan, in light of the changing dynamics of the market environment will result in not getting what you want out of your career.

     Let us be a part of your first steps towards fulfilling your career plans.

     Please contact me if you have any questions.

The Student—Academic Asset/Human Capital—takes precedence of all!  I believe in providing the highest quality of a learning environment such that learners can attain comprehensive knowledge of key concepts and theories defined by scholars and developed by other professionals.  My perspective of learning at the higher educational level is that research and analysis through integrative processes will prepare learners for successful decision-making throughout their educational pursuit and in practical and work-related situations.  I maintain that case-study analyses, relevant experiential exercises, cooperative and team-oriented project, and direct work experience of knowledge/skill base  significantly assist learners in interpreting theories and models, in addition to providing in-depth mechanisms for application to prospective or current areas of work.  I want learners to have a desire to attain higher levels of learning and to be inspired by instruction and facilitation that encourage critical thinking—which I strive to sustain—such that they lead others and assist them in exploiting tacit knowledge.  I work to provide personalized instruction for each individual, as required, to ensure increased creative approaches and improved capabilities in applying learning objectives.

Ph. D., Capella University, Minneapolis, MN:  School of Business, Organization and Management
MBA, Fontbonne University, Clayton, MO:  Business Administration
B. A., Missouri Valley College, Marshall, MO: Biology

     I realize that the study of law can be quite a formidable task and try to complement my lectures with relevant examples and humor. I also try to structure my lectures not only with a view toward business law, but also with a view toward general legal principles that will be important in all aspects of life.

Dr. Moore comes to Morrisville with several years of teaching experience including 22 courses or sections in management, education, and statistics. He teaches several business administration courses including Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management, Business Strategy, and Leadership.

Prior to coming to Morrisville he earned a Ph.D., MS, and MBA from Syracuse University and a BS from SUNY IT.  He has previous experience in private business and owned a consulting and education firm working with law enforcement for 16 years. His research involves needs assessment and professional development planning for higher education, corporate, and school leaders.

B.S., SUNY IT
M.B.A. Syracuse University 2000
M.S., Syracuse University 2006
Ph.D., Syracuse University 2008

He grew up in Binghamton, New York and enjoys music, running, reading (non-fiction and philosophy), sports, martial arts, Guinness, and a good game of darts. He encourages students to speak their minds and keeps a "lively" classroom. He currently resides in Syracuse, New York.

Hello and welcome to Morrisville State College!  I am proud to be an assistant professor of Business Administration in the school of business.

I have 19 years of business experience in both nonprofit and traditional business as a sales representative and manager.  I believe my job is to prepare MSC students for business by providing a good mix of business theory and business application. I look forward to the journey that you will take in my classroom as you prepare for a successful career in business.

I enjoy teaching, being a dad, watching and coaching sports, playing golf and listening to music.

BSBA in Marketing from John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio.
MBA in Management from State University of New York at Oswego.

The world has embraced the use of the computer both personally and in business. This use of computers creates opportunities both domestically and internationally for those individuals with technical skills. Currently, the need for individuals with technology-based skills is in high demand.
I have 15 years of industry experience with international and domestic corporations and several years of teaching. Morrisville State College offers:

• students access to cutting edge technology;
• professors with real-world experience; and
• relevant degree programs that create a well-rounded student with good technical skills.

SUNY at Brockport, B.S.
St. John Fisher College, M.B.A.
University of Phoenix, DBA

Welcome!

     I joined Morrisville State University faculty as an Assistant Professor in Business and Office Technology in January 2002.

     Prior to joining Morrisville State College, I worked at The Bank of New York as a production supervisor for offshore funding. As a supervisor, I was given the opportunity to work with the offshore funding traders and account managers. I also have 17 years of experience in management working in my family’s restaurant business.

     I believe that every student can learn. It is up to the student what they want to learn. I bring into my classroom technology and resources to provide the students with the necessary skills for learning.

I really enjoy teaching and I believe that students need education and experience. I encourage all of our students to do Internships and I plan several field trips per semester. I also invite guest speakers with interesting and inspiring information.

The School of Business has an Honor Society, Kappa Beta Delta, and I serve as advisor to that club. The club does community service activities and fund raising.

I have a bachelor degree from Hartwick College, a teaching certificate from LeMoyne College, and a master's of management science degree from SUNY Institute of Technology. Early in my career, I worked in operations at Merrill Lynch. I aslo worked for a lumber company doing sales and promotion activities and I have retail management experience.