The SBA Appoints Christopher Stevens, Ph.D., as Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs
Spokane, Wash. — Gonzaga University’s School of Business Administration is pleased to announce the appointment of Christopher Stevens, Ph.D., Professor of Entrepreneurship, as Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs.
Dr. Stevens has been a member of the Gonzaga faculty for more than 15 years, contributing through leadership, teaching, and scholarship. He has led programs at the University, including the Honors Program, the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, and the School of Business Administration’s MBA programs. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Stevens works have made their mark in both management and entrepreneurship.
“Chris brings a wealth of experience to this position. He is an outstanding performer in all aspects of his job, and he has totally embraced the mission of the university and the vision of the business school. He is a great addition.” said Ken Anderson, Dean of the School of Business Administration.
The School of Business Administration also extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Sara Kern, our outgoing Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs, for her outstanding service and leadership. Dr. Kern's contributions have been many, and she excelled at helping us think through process and systems. We thank her for her years of service and wish her the very best in her next chapter as she heads back to the accounting faculty
Dr. Stevens has been a member of the Gonzaga faculty for more than 15 years, contributing through leadership, teaching, and scholarship. He has led programs at the University, including the Honors Program, the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, and the School of Business Administration’s MBA programs. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Stevens works have made their mark in both management and entrepreneurship.
“Chris brings a wealth of experience to this position. He is an outstanding performer in all aspects of his job, and he has totally embraced the mission of the university and the vision of the business school. He is a great addition.” said Ken Anderson, Dean of the School of Business Administration.
The School of Business Administration also extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Sara Kern, our outgoing Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs, for her outstanding service and leadership. Dr. Kern's contributions have been many, and she excelled at helping us think through process and systems. We thank her for her years of service and wish her the very best in her next chapter as she heads back to the accounting faculty