ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Education that Informs my Work

J. MACK ROBINSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

May 2019

Ph.D. Marketing, Specialization in International Business

My doctoral research examined global consumer behavior, international strategy, and cross-cultural decision making. This work laid the foundation for my ongoing research on global resilience, sustainability, and the human dimensions of business systems. It also informs my approach to teaching, where I emphasize critical thinking, applied strategy, and the translation of theory into practice.

J. MACK ROBINSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

December 2014

Master of International Business

My master’s training focused on global trade, international market entry, and institutional environments across countries. This program deepened my understanding of how political, economic, and cultural systems shape organizational strategy and performance. These insights continue to influence my research on global firms, supply chains, and emerging market dynamics.

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

May 2011

Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology

My undergraduate studies in anthropology grounded my work in a deep appreciation for culture, meaning, and human behavior. Studying how people make sense of their worlds across societies shaped my research lens and continues to inform my interest in mindfulness, leadership, and the human experience within global organizations.