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“I believe
that students can learn most effectively when they are actively
engaged in the classroom and enjoying the educational experience.
Open-ended discussions, creative presentations, and interactive
group projects add to students’ ability to master new concepts and
put theory into practice. Real-life experience is added to
textbook study to provide a more complete understanding of the
business world.”
Karen Palumbo is an Associate
Professor in Business Administration at the University of Saint
Francis and Director of Undergraduate Programs for the Keith Busse
School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership. She teaches
courses in e-commerce, marketing, management information systems,
and computer information systems at the graduate and undergraduate
levels. She graduated from Northcentral University in Prescott,
Arizona, with a Ph.D. in Business Administration and a focus in
e-Commerce and has a Master’s in Business Administration from the
University of Notre Dame. Karen has extensive experience in
internet startups since 1997, involved in ground level development
and strategic deployment. Her career has included 20 years
experience in the software engineering industry, serving in
leadership and management roles, sales, marketing, and TQM, as
well as experience in the non-profit sector.
EDUCATION
2005 North
Central University
Ph.D. Business
Administration, focus in E-Commerce
1989 MBA,
University of Notre Dame
Executive MBA degree program
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