Dr. Baichun Feng has a BA in Civil Engineering from Tsinghua University, a MS in Transportation Engineering and a minor in Statistics from University of Minnesota and a PhD in Industrial Engineering & Operations Research from The Pennsylvania State University. Baichun’s research interests focus on understanding the complexities of outsourcing and supply chain management. Baichun also has been working in the area of transportation and the interface of finance and operations management. Baichun’s research work has been published at Productions and Operations management, International Journal of Production Research, Decision Sciences, European Journal of Operational Research. Information Technology and Management and Transportation Research Record.

(314) 246-7943
tluh@webster.edu

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(314) 246-7081
rhineeri@webster.edu

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Dr. Eric Rhiney holds a BSBA in Marketing from the University of Central Missouri, an MBA from Webster University, and also a PhD in International Business and Marketing from Saint Louis University. His areas of teaching include marketing research, marketing strategy, and survey design. His areas of research interests are international marketing (consumer ethnocentrism), consumer behavior and(cross-cultural identity), branding (heritage branding).

Sharilyn Franklin manages a portfolio of
firms operating in the areas of organizational
development, brand development, and
human capital capacity building. She has
a 30-year history of successfully working
with individuals, teams, and organizations
to identify problems and create valuebased opportunities. She has coached or
trained more than 1600 individuals at all
developmental stages, from around the
globe, and in various industries. She teaches
graduate-level courses and has taught
internationally.

Franklin has received over 200 business, civic, or academic awards and enjoys relationships
with brands like Goldman Sachs, Gillette,
Sprite, CNN, and Anheuser Busch, to name a
few. She is an acclaimed Consultant, BoardCertified Coach, and Catalyst for improved
productivity and performance.

sfranklin20@webster.edu

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314-246-7020
malhotni@webster.edu

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Dr. Ray-Chaudhuri holds a DBA in Marketing from Grenoble ecole de Management. Her areas of teaching are International Marketing, Entrepreneurial Marketing, Marketing Strategy and Sales. Her research interests lie in the fields of sales, sales person performance and teaching strategies. 

She has spent her career in academia teaching and being part higher education administration. 

(314) 246-7678
smithma@webster.edu
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Dr. Martha Smith has a BA in Computer Science from Webster University, an MS in Computer Science Distributed Systems from Webster University and a PhD from Saint Louis University. Martha's areas of teaching include object-oriented programming, data structures, database analysis design, database applications & web usability and accessibility. Martha's areas of research include the underrepresentation of minorities in computer science and human-computer interaction (HCI). She has been published in CCSC (The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges), International Symposium Emerging Technologies for Online Learning, and HICB (Hawaii International Conference on Business). She is one of the founders of the St. Louis Chapter of Service Design Network (SDN).

(314) 246-8761
jamescurtis89@webster.edu
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Doug is a talented and seasoned executive with over 30 years of experience in Risk Management, Auditing and Compliance. He brings a wealth of expertise with particular strengths in areas such as Information Technology Controls/Security/Audit, Enterprise & Operational Risk Management, Process Improvement, and Regulatory Compliance. Doug has worked across multiple industry leading companies, including Mastercard, Graybar Electric, Enterprise Holdings and Express Scripts.

In addition to his executive career, Doug is past president of both the IIA (Institute of Internal Auditors) and ISACA (Information Systems Audit & Control Association) St. Louis Chapters and has held many committee and Board positions with both professional associations. Doug is also a member of InfraGard (FBI's public-private security partnership), the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA), local Data Analytics User Groups and is on the SecureWorld Expo Advisory Council. He is also deeply committed to mentoring students to find successful careers and has participated in the Mentored Pathways Program and Saint Louis University Alumni Advisor Network.

Doug has established himself as a thought leader in the field of IT Auditing and Cyber Security. He co-authored a book Cyber Forensics: A Field Manual for Collecting, Examining, and Preserving Evidence of Computer Crimes, 2nd Edition. He has also written articles for authoritative journals and contributed to research publications. Doug is a speaker at local, national and international conferences and is an Instructor at Webster University.

Doug obtained his BS/BA degree in Accounting and an MBA from Saint Louis University. He is a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), and holds an ISACA Cybersecurity Certificate.