Rebecca Prater
Rebecca Prater, MBA, is a senior lecturer of entrepreneurship in the Department of Management at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Rebecca Prater, MBA, is a senior lecturer of entrepreneurship in the Department of Management at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Michael Jay Williams Jr., DBA, is the interim director of the Fire and Emergency Response Administration program in the Department of Human Services & Counseling at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Austin Elsey, MBA, is a lecturer in the Finance Department at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Ethan Waples, Ph.D., serves as the Associate Dean and Director of the Master of Business Administration program of the Department of Business at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Felix Flores, Ph.D., serves as an associate professor of the Marketing Department at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Adam Melnick, J.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Management and the director of the Center for Entrepreneurship at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Cory Tipton, J.D., is an affiliate faculty in the School of Hospitality at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Adam Schor, M.A., is a lecturer in the Department of Finance at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Marketing Lecturer April Schofield teaches Sport Sales, Personal Selling, Advanced Selling, Retail Marketing, Principles of Marketing, Sales Management, Business to Business Marketing, Magic of Marketing and Business Communication courses at MSU Denver.
In addition to teaching, Schofield contributes to the development of the Sport Sales Workshop and Center for Professional Selling, advises students on career and academic planning, mantains Professional Qualification Requirements, and coaches and leads student teams at national sales competitions, including the National Collegiate Sales Competition and International Collegiate Sales Competition. She is also the faculty advisor for Student Marketing Association and Mu Kappa Tau National Honor Society and serves on various committees and fundraisers for the Department.
William B. Mesa is an assistant professor in the Department of Accounting at Metropolitan State University of Denver. His research interests revolve around accounting, data analytics, the ethics of technology on the accounting profession, and integrating strategic management leveraged with relevant accounting practices.
Before coming to teach at MSU Denver, Mesa taught strategic management as a visiting professor at Chongqing University, Dalian University of Technology, and Xihua University in China. He is also the principal and founder of Triangulation Group, LLC where he serves as a consultant for SMEs in the capacity of vision, strategy, and core values planning in conjunction with leveraging analytics. He has consulted with many organizations, including Colorado Cider Company, National Jewish Health, Blue Ocean Enterprises, Jefferson County Human Services, Littleton Symphony Orchestra and Pet Scoop Services.
Mesa received a doctor of management in Strategy and Organizational Behavior from the Colorado Technical University and a masters in Accountancy from New Mexico State University.