• Position: Chair and Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 308

Dr. Esmail Mohebbi teaches courses in operations management and e-Business systems. His research interests fall within the realm of mathematical modeling and quantitative analysis of problems related to supply chain management and operations management of logistics systems.

• Position: Assistant Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 319

Dr. John H. Batchelor's research looks at entrepreneurship, leadership, methods and organizational behavior as well as ethics, motivation and opportunity recognition. He examines aspects of gender, creativity, emotional intelligence, likelihood of success, and emotional labor.

• Position: Associate Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 315

Dr. Gayle Baugh has conducted in-depth research on careers, mentoring and gender and diversity in the workplace. Baugh has examined factors that go into careers – ways to establish authenticity, developmental relationships, and the impact of mentoring on both mentor and protégé.

• Position: Associate Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 326

Dr. Justin L. Davis teaches and conducts research in several fields. His work at UWF has examined factors tying sports gambling markets to management, organizational ethics, social capital, and various aspects of entrepreneurship and innovation processes.

• Position: Assistant Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 313

Dr. K. Blaine Lawlor has 21 years experience in the private sector, giving him a rich background for discussing business. He has conducted research on emotional intelligence and transformational leadership, entrepreneurial motivation, and the financial challenges facing major companies.

• Position: Instructor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 235

Dr. David Miller has extensive experience in the business world working in factories supplying materials to major U.S. manufacturers and the Department of Defense.

• Position: Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 327

Dr. Arup Mukherjee specializes in teaching and learning techniques. Research includes classroom exercises to improve understanding of analysis and design of decision support systems, ways to promote critical thinking skills, and the use of electronic quizzes to promote self-reliance.

• Position: Assistant Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 309

Dr. Robert Perkins has both academic and industry experience. His current research investigates the growth of start-up firms, behavioral perspectives on fraud, leadership at different organizational stages, consumer trust and cyber-security.

• Position: Assistant Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 321

Dr. Randall Craig Reid teaches data communication, data security, management science, decision support systems, and the introductory information systems course.

• Position: Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  FWB Campus Bldg 4 Room 464

Dr. Marian Schultz has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers on numerous subjects. Recent research examined “Career Management of Fire Service Personnel” and women in a traditionally male field, “Does the Fire Station have a Glass Ceiling? Perceptions of Female Firefighters.”

• Position: Assistant Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 317

Dr. Steven J. Snyder conducts research in Ethics and Decision Making; Business Strategy, and War-Gaming Simulation; and Multimedia and Student Learning. Snyder, a longtime military officer, has made frequent presentations at the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg, N.C.

• Position: Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 325

Dr. June (Jun) Wei's research covers information security and human behavior on Internet commerce, enterprise information systems development, and human information processing for cognitive tasks analysis. 

• Position: Professor
• Department: Management and MIS
• Office Location:  Bldg 76A Room 328

Dr. Julie Ann Stuart Williams has conducted research on recycling, open-access scheduling systems and ways to assess and improve student learning. Her research includes studies of bulk recycling, “reverse production” and electronics recycling.