VITAE. ALISON I. MUKWEYI 1517 Brighton Drive Mansfield, TX OR

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1 VITAE ALISON I. MUKWEYI 1517 Brighton Drive Mansfield, TX Phone: Work 903/ Home 817/ Cell 817/ OBJECTIVE: EDUCATION: OR Seeking a challenging position which offers responsibilities and opportunity for growth in teaching, research and management Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) July with a major in Business Administration/Management. University of Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona. (ACBSP accredited). M.B.A. Business Administration Texas Woman s University, Denton, TX. B.S. Business Administration 1981 West Indies College, Mandeville, Jamaica Ph.D. Higher Education The University of North Texas, Denton, TX. M.A. Educational Leadership 1983 Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI 1/ Current Wiley College - Marshall, TX - Lead Professor of Business and Technology programs (ACBSP Accredited). Program development, assessment and periodic revision of the department s course syllabi. Preparation and recommendation of course offerings and teaching management courses in the College of Business and Technology on main and offsite campus at the Shreveport Fire Academy. Recruit and counsel faculty and students while evaluating of instructional effectiveness and student progress plus outcomes. Director of Organizational Management Program from January 2004 through spring of Promotes excellence in teaching, research, educational culture and assessment of the divisional learning outcomes.

2 Prepares accurate assessment reports for the institution based on policies and procedures of Wiley College as requested by the assessment authorities. Applies critical thinking in making sound judgments in deciding how duties and responsibilities, creating partnership with businesses and high schools for the participation of dual credit with the seniors. 9/ Feb Titex Financial Company, Fort Worth, TX - Executive Vice President. Strategic and tactical planning, prepare and administer budgets, evaluation and creation of contracts. Formed alliances with other organizations to serve the needs of the community. Supervised branch managers and overall operations of the entire organization. 8/97 - Aug. 14, 2003 Midland Community College - Midland, TX Associate Professor and Director of Workforce Education Services. Responsible for developing and the curricular changes for THECB and WECM transitions, including creating relations/partnership with local business/industries in their training needs and students. I demonstrated evidence of community engagement. Developed credit and non-credit workforce education programs in the AA, AS, plus certificate/non-certificate programs in the Divisions of Business and Technology. Provided leadership in developing, implementing and maintaining programs that responded to the community needs and preparation of student s assessment reports for success in meeting various constituencies like SACS. Served as the academic administrator for the workforce/business/technical programs. Budget preparation and authorization of expenditures within the approved budget where financial records were maintained and reports produced on a timely basis. Well-developed understanding of state/funding agency organization and its relations to the institutions of higher learning. Taught accounting, business and management courses. Participated on the recruitment of faculty, staff and students. 9/91-8/97 Wiley College - Marshall, TX. Dean & Associate Professor of Business, Technology and Social Science, Director of Wiley Management Institute/adult educational programs. Responsible for the overall planning, management and evaluation of the programs in terms of student successes. Directed and coordinated college activities including curriculum development and revision; state, federal and accrediting agency compliance, directed and secured the ACBSP candidacy. Selected and evaluated faculty and support personnel; budget preparation; class scheduling; student enrollment; procurement of materials and supplies; advising enrolled and prospective students for the benefit of the students.

3 Created linkages to various local businesses and the community. Wrote and administered funded proposals. Taught accounting, business and management courses. 1/90-8/91 Southwestern Adventist University, Keene, TX Visiting Professor/Temporary Taught accounting and business courses American Personnel Service, Inc., Irving, TX Manager: Prepared budgets, financial report, inventory and case management. Hired, trained, and supervised employees. 8/85-12/89 PDQ of Texas, Inc. Irving, TX Manager: Prepared budgets, financial report, regular reports, maintained inventory. Hired, trained, and supervised employees. Research Assistant - BCIS - The University of North Texas Assisted the Chairman and a senior faculty/member from the Department of Business Computer Information System 6/83-7/84 Accountant: C&AR Enterprise Ltd - Kingston, Jamaica Prepared budgets and financial statements. 9/81-5/83 Substitute Teacher - Berrien Springs Public School Berrien Springs, Michigan Taught on an as needed basis 1/79-5/81 Student Accountant - West Indies College Press Mandeville, Jamaica Assisted the accountant in preparing financial reports. SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS: Over 19 years experience as a business/education Administrator and teaching in educational setting, including recruiting, advising, and counseling students. Working knowledge of program development, evaluation and assessment for student success. Well organized with strong attention to details and interpersonal skills. Working knowledge of the workforce development, grant writing and administration. Committed to education and well versed with accreditation issues. Experienced in conflict resolution and group management, developing/managing external partnership contracts, articulation agreements and grants. Advocate the goals of the institution, and able to work together as a team with the college faculty, staff, students and members of the college community. Knowledge and understanding of the function and operation of a two and four-year college/university. Knowledge and awareness of customer service strategies plus strong

4 interpersonal skills. A student oriented philosophy and able to communicate orally and in writing to work effectively with students, faculty, administrators, staff and community groups. Commitment to the concepts of institutional effectiveness and ability to provide leadership in planning and evaluation of academic programs. Highly dedicated to innovation, creativity and professional development activities. Accomplishments Revised and updated the College of Business Programs, and Social Science. Experienced with the accreditation issues as a result of having worked through the process three times. Directed the College of Business through the candidacy with the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Hardest Working Faculty Member (2008/2009) School year by the Wiley College Faculty. PROPOSALS WRITTEN AND FUNDED: MINORITY SOCIAL SCIENCE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, Funded from 1992 through Department of Education for the development of SMALL BUSINESS ADVISORY CENTER. Funded from 1995 to STATLER FOUNDATION, for the improvement of Hotel and Restaurant Management Program. Funded from 1993 through ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGIATE & BUSINESS schools for Accreditation. Funded from 1995 through the accreditation process, Lily Foundation, co-authored with the Academic Dean for the Wiley College Faculty Development, summer of Department of Education for the Minority Faculty Exchange, co-authored with the Academic Dean for a faculty exchange with Simpson College in Spring WINDIXE CORPORATION. Sponsored one faculty and a student for one week in North Carolina to learn about the organization s operations in the summer of The Certified Public Accountant Association. The Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Funded yearly accounting faculty

5 OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES: development from 1992 to Supervision Full-time and adjunct Business faculty Coordinated the Volunteer Income Tax Program (VITA) Divisional Secretaries Clerical Staff Computer Instruction Lab Assistants Served on Faculty Development Committee Chaired the Faculty Committee through the SACS accreditation exercise. Served on Educational Programs Committee Served on Academic Policy Committee Secretary - Business Advisory Board HOBBIES: Publications: Singing, Soccer, Tennis, Recruiting of employees and students Mukweyi, A. I. (2011). Corporations and College s Responses to the Ethical Dilemma. International Journal of Business and Public Administration, 8 (2) 1. Mukweyi, A. I. (2010). Managerial Fraud and Corporate Governance in American Corporations. International Journal of Business and Public Administration, 7 (1) 57. Mukweyi, A. I. (2008). Do schools and colleges of business need to evaluate their ethics courses? Exploratory study. International Journal of Business and Public Administration, 5 (1) 92. Working Papers Presented at Prof Conferences Presentations and Conference Proceedings Edited the first 5 Chapters of Crafting and Executing Strategy: The Quest for Competitive Advantage: Concepts and Cases, 17 th edition by Arthur Thompson, John Gamble and A.J. Strickland 111. Human Resources Management: The Reality and Theory Accounting Systems Evaluation of Instruction Leaders who fall prey to the ethical vice Revolutionizing Online Instruction in Higher Education Student Retention in business programs in HBCU S International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference, Dallas, Texas April 15-19, 2011

6 International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (ABPAD) Conference, Dallas, Texas April 22-24, 2010 International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference, Dallas, Texas April 24-27, 2009 International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference, Dallas, Texas April 22-24, 2008 MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCES: The National Business Education Association The National Association of CPA s The Association of Management The Texas Workforce Education Available upon request