Brian Satterlee, Ed.D., D.B.A. - Professor of Business Administration - Education

Brian Satterlee holds doctorates in Education and in Business Administration.

Dr. Satterlee currently serves as professor of Business Administration at Averett College, a private liberal arts institution established in 1859. He has been teaching college-level courses continuously since 1980. Prior administrative positions included dean of Graduate and Professional Studies, Dean of Adult Education, Business Department Chairperson, Director of Technical Education, and Division of Engineering Technology Chairperson.

He has served on many reaffirmation of accreditation teams for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and has experiences consulting with organizations in the Caribbean Basin concerning program review, evaluation, and strategic planning. He has published nationally within his discipline, and has presented papers at professional conferences.

Dr. Satterlee has consulted with numerous organizations on topics related to strategic management and planning, human resources development, distance learning initiatives, and the development and evaluation of educational programs and services.

This website was created to provide information to students enrolled in his courses.

The website is organized as follows:

· HOME -- serves as an introduction to Professor Satterlee and this website.

· INTERNATIONAL STUDY TOUR -- provides information on the upcoming study tour he developed and is being offered through Graduate and Professional Studies.

· MANAGEMENT COURSES -- provides syllabi for graduate and undergraduate-level management courses he develops and teaches.

· MANAGEMENT LINKS -- provides online resources for his management/business students.

· OF INTEREST -- provides links to online tutorials and other interesting links.

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Brian Satterlee, Ed.D., D.B.A.
Danville	Virginia
(804) 791-5837
satterle@averett.edu

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