Curriculum Vitae
William Venable
Marketing, Management, and Healthcare
Park University – College of Management
wvenable81@gmail.com
A. - Educational Background:
Doctoral
Studies
Doctor of Philosophy – (May, 2017, All but dissertation and research proposal).
University of Kansas, Kansas City, Kansas.
School of Medicine
Department of Health Policy and
Management
Degree
Program:
Health Policy and Management
Research
Interests:
Aging,
Cost Containment, Health Care Access, and International Health Care Issues
Academic
Progress:
Required
Coursework Completed, December 2013.
Passed
Quantitative Methods Comprehensive Exam, September 2014.
Passed
Concepts and Synthesis of Research Comprehensive Exam, January 2016.
Specialization
Area:
Dementia and primary care among the
aging U.S. population
Interdisciplinary Ph. D. Program – (All but dissertation - March, 2000).
University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri.
Henry W. Bloch School of Business
and Public Administration and the College of Arts and Sciences.
Coordinating
Discipline:
Public
Administration
Co-Discipline:
The
Social Science Consortium - Economics, Sociology and Political Science
Dissertation:
“A Database Strategy for Non Profit Fund
Raising”
M.P.A.
Master of Public Administration – (May, 2006).
University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri.
L.P.
Cookingham Institute for Public Administration
Henry W. Bloch School of Business
and Public Administration
Major:
Special Studies in Organization Behavior
Concentration:
Public
Finance
Major Project:
“Tax
incentives for economic development and their effects on the Greater Kansas
City Market. Midwest Development Forum:
Mid-America Regional Council - MARC ”
M.B.A.
Master of Business Administration – (December, 1984).
Rockhurst University, Kansas City,
Missouri.
Barnett
Helzberg School of Management
Major:
Marketing and Management
Concentration:
Finance
and Economics
Team
Project:
“Organizational
Issues and Strategic Planning for A.S. Polonyi Company, Futures Commission
Merchant”
B.S.
Bachelor of Science – (May, 1981).
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas.
William
Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Major:
Public
Relations
Concentrations:
Psychology,
Sociology, Political Science
B. - Additional Training:
Collaborative Institutional Training
Initiative (CITI Program)
Basic Course; Biomedical Research for Investigators
and Key Personnel
IRB, Regulations, Compliance, and Ethics
regarding research involving human subjects – March 2016
Graduate Study in Health Care Management and
Leadership – Park University
The Hauptmann School for Public Affairs
Graduate
Certificate in Health Care/Health Services Management and Leadership - Spring 2011
Basic Instruction in Spanish - Universidad de
Guanajuato, Guanajuato, México.
Escuela de Idiomas
– (full-immersion program; Summer, 2008).
Midwest Management
Training Academy - AMC Entertainment
Kansas City, Missouri.
October - November 1990.
Advanced Training in
Financial Services Marketing - Merrill
Lynch Corporate Campus
Princeton, New
Jersey. April 1988.
Financial Consultant
Training Program - Merrill Lynch
Corporate Campus
Princeton, New
Jersey. February - March 1987.
Corporate Finance and
Securities Law - Securities Consulting
Services
Kansas City, Missouri.
August - September 1986.
Institute in Alumni
Administration – (Council for the Advancement and Support of Higher Education,
CASE) - Colgate University
Hamilton, New
York. Summer 1984.
Graduate study in
American Studies Program - University of
Kansas
Overland Park,
Kansas. Non-degree seeking, graduate
student. Fall Semester 1981.
C. -
Current Academic Experience:
Detail of Experience
Park University, Parkville, Missouri: August 2006 – July 2016
Park University, Distance Faculty:
August 2016 – present
Adjunct Instructor; College of Management, School of Business,
August 2016 – present
·
Mentor to senior level students on
independent studies and internships.
·
Teach online courses on an as available
basis when research agenda permits.
Assistant Professor - Marketing and Management; School of
Business, August 2006 – July 2016
·
Instructor for undergraduate courses in
the School of Business including Principles of Marketing, Marketing Management,
Marketing Research and Information Systems, Advertising, Consumer Behavior, and
Promotion Policy and Strategy.
·
Other responsibilities have included:
Program Coordinator - Marketing Department; Vice President - Faculty Senate
(2009-10, 2010-11); Chairman - Institutional Review Board (IRB), (2010-11);
President - Faculty Senate (2011-12); Faculty Athletic Representative - NAIA
and AMC Conference (2012 - present). AMC Conference Appeals Committee (2016 –
present).
·
Also have served as an instructor for
Business Policy and Strategy (the capstone course), in the MBA Program; and as
Program Manager for the Executive-in-Residence Program in the School of
Business.
Accreditation Coordinator; School of Business, July 2012 – June
2016
·
Served as the Co-Champion and manager of
a successful three year process, and 18 month self-study that resulted in the
successful attainment of ACBSP Accreditation.
·
Responsible for ongoing reporting
activities for maintaining ACBSP accreditation for the School of Business.
Interim Chair - Department of Accounting, Finance, and Economics;
School of Business July 2011 – July 2012
·
Worked with university committees, search
committees, and advanced the department.
Successful chair of the search for a professor (new line) with a Ph.D.
in Accounting.
·
Well versed in curriculum development
and maintenance for the on-line mode of delivery.
Assistant Dean; School of Business, February 2010 – July 2011
·
Responsible for initiation and initial
management of the ACBSP accreditation process.
·
Represented the School of Business at
professional, community, civic, and social events after resignation of prior
dean. Served on successful search committee to identify and secure a new dean
for the School of Business.
Project Manager - Park Summer Business Academy; School of
Business, January 2010 – December 2014
·
The Park Summer Business Academy is a
week-long, in-depth look at business, ethics, free enterprise, teamwork, and
personal skills that will better prepare 9th and 10th graders for life after
high school and beyond.
·
Program targets “at risk” students from
urban core high schools; have worked with 95 (first generation to college)
students from 35 schools in the Kansas City region in the last five years. More than 75% of the eligible attendees have
gone on to colleges including: KU, MU, K-State, Duke, and Park University.
Significant
Achievements
Served
as the Co-Champion and manager of a successful three year process, and 18 month
self-study that resulted in the successful attainment of ACBSP Accreditation in
April 2013.
Served
on the HLC Monitoring Report Steering Committee to address the points noted in
the 2010 Focused Visit Report from the Higher Learning Commission. Resulted in
the successful completion of the Commission-mandated visit, return to full
accreditation, and acceptance to the PEAQ evaluation process.
Administrative Activities
Project Director, for the Accreditation
Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), Spring 2010 – Fall 2011.
Program Director, Park Summer Business
Academy – 2010, 2011, 2012.
Project Manager, School of Business
Executive-in-Residence Program, Fall 2008 – Summer 2011.
Program Coordinator –
Undergraduate Marketing, August 2006 – July 2013.
Program Coordinator –
Undergraduate Health Care Management, January 2016 – July 2016.
Undergraduate Courses
Instructor for Principles of Management,
(MG352), Spring 2011.
Instructor for Principles of
Marketing, (MK351), Fall 2006 – Fall 2008, Fall 2009.
Instructor for Advertising,
(MK380), Spring 2009 – Present, Online Format Fall 2010.
Instructor for Consumer Behavior,
(MK385), Spring 2010 – Summer 2016.
Instructor for Promotional
Strategy, (MK455), Spring 2012 – Summer 2016.
Instructor for Marketing
Management, (MK411), Fall 2006 – Summer 2016.
Instructor for Business Policy,
(MG495), Fall 2011 – Summer 2016.
Instructor for Marketing Research
and Information Systems, (MK453), Fall 2007 – Present, Online format, Spring
2010
Instructor and Project Manager –
Business LLC (Living, Learning Community), 2013-14.
Instructor for Organization and
Administration of Health Care Programs, (HC351), Fall 2014 – Summer 2016.
Instructor for Health Care And
The Political Process, (HC451), Spring 2015 – Summer 2016.
Graduate Courses
Instructor for Business Policy
& Strategy, (MBA695), Spring 2007 – Fall 2012.
Instructor for Business Policy
& Strategy, (MBA695), Online format, Fall 2008 – Spring 2009.
Search Committees
Search for Department Chair and
Professor of Management, Marketing, and International Business; Spring 2010.
Search for Online Instructor
Evaluator, Summer 2010.
Search for Dean of the School of
Business, Summer 2010.
Search for Professor of
Management – International Business, Fall 2010; Chairman.
Search for Professor of
Management – Human Resources, Spring 2011; Advisor to the Chair.
Search for Professor of
Management – Management Information Systems, Spring 2011.
Search for Professor of
Accounting, Spring 2012, Chairman.
Search for Department Chair and
Professor of Accounting, Spring 2012.
Search for Assistant Registrar,
Summer 2012.
Search for Director of Libraries,
Co-Chairman, 2012-13.
University-wide Involvement
Park University Trustees’ University Branding
Agency, Search Committee, 2012.
Park University Department of Athletics,
Faculty Athletics Representative, 2012 – 2016.
Park University Trustees’ Marketing and
Communications Committee, 2011 – 2013.
Park University Institutional Review Board,
(IRB), 2009 – 2011; Chairman 2010 – 2011.
InSight: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching.
Peer Review Board; Member - 2010, 2013.
Member, Park Marketing Advisory Group, 2010.
Faculty Advisor (Co-Founder), Park Chapter of
The American Marketing Association, Spring 2007.
Park University Annual Student Research and
Creative Arts Symposium Committee; 2008, 2009.
Faculty Advisor –
Global Future International Education Program, Spring 2007 – Fall 2009.
Moderator –
International Center for Civic Engagement (ICCE); Great Decisions Forum, March,
2007.
Faculty Committees
Provost's Advisory Council, October 2009 –
August 2011.
Faculty Senate, School of Business Senator,
Terms: August 2008 – July 2010. August 2010 – July 2012. Vice President, 2009–10,
2010–11. President, 2011–12.
School of Business Academic Council, January
2009 – present.
Distance Learning Advisory Council (DLAC):
2008 – 2011.
Park University Internationalizing the
Curriculum Committee, Fall 2007 – Fall 2009.
Chairman 2008.
Park University Undergraduate Research
Advisory Committee, Fall 2007 – Spring 2010.
New Faculty Orientation
Committee, Fall 2006.
Strategic Planning Work Group:
International Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development. Fall 2006.
Curriculum and Development
School of Business Curriculum Committee, 2010
– 2012; Chairman.
Online Course Development for Marketing
Research and Information Systems (MK453) – Fall 2009
Online Course Development for Advertising (MK
380) – Summer 2010
D. -
Additional Academic Experience:
Graduate Teaching Assistant; Spring 2014
University
of Kansas, Kansas City, Kansas
School of Medicine – Department
of Health Policy & Management
GTA for Dr. Mary Zimmerman, PhD.
Curriculum development and work
on the doctoral program Policy and Procedures Manual
Graduate Teaching Assistant; Fall 2012
University
of Kansas, Kansas City, Kansas
School of Medicine – Department
of Health Policy & Management
GTA for Glen Cox, MD, MBA; HPM
810 – The Health Care System
Presented lectures on Health Care
Cost, Cost Containment, and Health Care Professionals
Adjunct Instructor; Appointed to faculty, October 2004
Avila
University, Kansas City, Missouri
Avila Advantage Program - Masters
of Science in Organizational Development
Instructor for core courses in Organizational
Development and Planned Change
Instructor for Marketing
Management - Summer 2005, Winter 2006
Committee Member; 1988 - 1990
University
of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri
UMKC Athletic Department Advisory
Board
Worked with committee members and
outside volunteers to elevate athletic programs to NCAA Division I
Served on selection committees
for Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach
Adjunct Instructor; Summer 1984
Rockhurst
University, Kansas City, Missouri
School of Management –
Undergraduate Marketing Department
Instructor for Principles of
Marketing
Institutional Advancement Staff; 1983 - 1986
Rockhurst
University, Kansas City, Missouri
Director of Alumni Relations and
Annual Giving
Served on selection committees
for Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant;
1978 - 1979
University
of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
College of Arts and Sciences –
Psychology Department
Served as TA and Head TA under
Dr. Maynard Shelly – Psychology of Satisfaction (lifestyle analysis).
E. - Peer
Reviewed Publications and Presentations:
Loskutova, N.,
Bullard, E., Smail, C., Venable, W. (2017). E-Interaction With Consensus-Based
Resources for Detection and Management of Dementia in Primary Care. Innovation
in Aging, Volume 1, Issue suppl_1, 1 July 2017, Pages 168–169,
https://doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igx004.655 Published: 30 June 2017.
Loskutova, N.,
Bullard, E., Smail, C., Venable, W. (2016). Under-detection
of Dementia in Primary Care: Secondary Data Analysis Study. The
Gerontological Society of America's 69th Annual Scientific Meeting. New
Orleans, Louisiana. November 2016, Poster Presentation.
Loskutova, N.,
Bullard, E., Venable, W., Smail, C., & Vidoni, E. (2016). Developing a consensus-based platform for
improved detection and management of cognitive impairment in primary care.
North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Practice-Based Research
Network Conference, November 2016, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Poster Presentation.
Ehrilch, J., Venable,
W., Discenza, S., (2014). Strategic Alliances and Accountable Care
Organizations (ACOs): A renewed opportunity for a cohesive health system in the
U.S. Journal Article, October 15
edition of Executive Online of the American Academy of Medical Administrators
(AAMA).
Venable, K.R. &
Venable, W.R. (2014). Old is New: Advancing Social Work Education
to serve our Aging Population. The
Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors, Inc. (BPD), Annual Conference
- 2014, Louisville, Kentucky. Poster Presentation.
Venable, W.R.
(2013). The Summer Business Academy: A tool to engage “at risk” and first
generation to college high school students in the prospect of a business school
education in our E-Millennia. ACBSP
Midwest Region (ACBSP Region 5), “Engaged Learning in the Digital Age” - Best
of the Region Competition. ACBSP Region
5 Conference – October 2013. Omaha, Nebraska. Oral Presentation. Awarded “Best
of Region.”
Venable, W.R.
(2013). GIS Mapping as a Policy Tool in Support of Capacity Planning for the
Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved, (KAMU). Kansas Public Health Association Fall
Conference - 2013, Wichita, Kansas. Poster Presentation.
Venable, W.R., Discenza,
S., Ehrilch, J. (2013). Strategic Alliances and Accountable Care
Organizations (ACOs): A renewed opportunity for a cohesive health system in the
U.S. Kansas Public Health
Association Fall Conference - 2013, Wichita, Kansas. Poster Presentation.
Venable, W.R.
(2012). GIS Mapping as a Policy Tool in Support of Capacity Planning for the
Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved, (KAMU). 11th Annual GIS Day @ KU. University of
Kansas, Student Presentation Competition. Lawrence, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.
(2011). The Summer Business Academy: A multi-dimensional program to provide
senior level business students with a live laboratory for research into outcome
assessment and performance measurement of business school curriculum. The 6th Annual Midwestern Conference on
Research At Predominately Undergraduate Institutions.
Venable, W.R. &
DeJong, P. (2011). An investigation into the relationship between undergraduate major,
career choice, and job satisfaction; do expectations match outcomes for our
students? The 6th Annual Midwestern
Conference on Research At Predominately Undergraduate Institutions.
F. -
Publications:
Venable, W.R., (2016). Implementation
of integrated discharge planning and follow-up processes: a protocol to reduce
30-day readmission rates for elderly COPD and DM patients. University of
Kansas, School of Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas
City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.,
(2015). A systematic review of Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma methodologies as
they apply to performance improvement in healthcare: cost reduction, improved
clinical quality, and improved patient experience. University of Kansas,
School of Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City,
Kansas.
Venable, W.R., (2015). Utilization
of the 340B Drug Pricing Program as an effective means to meet the outpatient
prescription drug needs of low-income individuals. University of Kansas,
School of Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City,
Kansas.
Venable, W.R., (2015). Caregiver
functionality in healthcare delivery for elderly Latina dementia patients: A
proposal for an intervention to improve patient outcomes. University of
Kansas, School of Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas
City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.,
(2014). An initial inquiry into ACOs as a tool to enhance health care delivery
for our aging population. University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R., (2014). A
Summary of Information on the use of Data for Quality and Organizational
Improvement at The University of Kansas Hospital. DST
Gould Award Competition 2014, Kansas City, Missouri.
Venable, W.R.
(2013). Having Enough: A Comparison of the Principles of Marketing by Paul
Wesley Ivey – 1921, to Marketing in our E-Millennia. Copyright © 2013 by
William R. Venable III, All Rights Reserved. Old Market Press. Kansas City,
MO. ISBN-13: 978-1-882907-05-2.
Venable, W.R., (2013). Health
Care Cost in the United States: Final Research Proposal Relative to the Cost
for Older Americans. University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Department
of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R., (2013). A
Critique of an Existing Survey Instrument:
the Nationwide Inpatient Sample (NIS), Part of the Healthcare Cost and
Utilization Project (HCUP). University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W., Discenza,
S., Ehrilch, J. (2011). Strategic Alliances and Accountable Care
Organizations (ACOs): A renewed opportunity for a cohesive health system in the
U.S. University of Kansas, School of
Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R., (2011). Multiple
Sclerosis (MS) and Mortality: analysis
of data from the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP), 2003, 2007,
and 2009. University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.,
(2011). Factors and evidence to support an analysis of a higher rate of
incidence of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) among siblings: A brief review of the literature. University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.,
(2011). A Report on Demographic Trends in Support of Capacity Planning for the
Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved (KAMU). University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas.
Venable, W.R.,
(2011). The Necessity for Strategic Alliances in the Health Care Industry. The School of Business, Park University,
Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W.R. &
Mayer, R. D. (2010). Your First Look at Economic Development
Incentives. A 30 minute video
presentation introducing students to the public sector programs to finance
commercial development. The School of Business, Park University, Parkville,
Missouri.
Venable,
W.R., et al (2010). An analysis of
marketing and business development activities for professional services firms
in the Kansas City market area. The
survey instrument asked firm executives opinions related to overall marketing
budgets, use of outside consultants, selection criteria used when looking for
help, specific areas of investment, and how firms are using social media to
drive lead generation. The School of Business, Park University, Parkville,
Missouri.
Venable, W.R. &
Mayer, R. D. (2009). Your First Look at Commercial Real Estate. A 30 minute video presentation introducing
students to the current climate in the commercial real estate sector. The
School of Business, Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Paskelian, J. G. &
Venable, W.R. (2008). An Analysis of the Progress of Tax Increment
Financing Programs In the Northland Area of Kansas City. The School of Business and Management, Park
University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable,
W. R., et al. (1996).
A Study of Tax Increment Financing and
Economic Development Incentives in the Kansas City Area. A Report to the Mid America Regional Council
(MARC), Council of City Councils. With Marlene Nagel and Frank Lenk.
Venable,
W. R., et al. (1996).
A Report of the Education Cluster of the
Mayor’s Task on Race Relations.
Kansas City, Missouri City Council. With Dr. Nolen Ellison Ph.D. and a
team of Kansas City area educators and scholars.
Venable, Bill and
Welch, Rick, and Daniel, Bruce; (1995). Kansas City Barbeque - Secrets From the
Kansas City Barbeque Inner Circle, Hyperion Press, New York. 235 pages.
Venable, W. R.,
(1995). ‘96 Election Off and Running - Integrated Political Services in Full
Gear, The Ruf Report, Olathe, Kansas, Volume 2.1.
Venable, W. R.,
(1995). Travel Executives Learn Ruf Tools, The Ruf Report, Olathe, Kansas,
Volume 2.1.
Venable, W. R.,
(1994). PICS - A Significant Enhancement in Market Segmentation, The Ruf
Report, Olathe, Kansas, Volume 1.1.
Venable, W. R., (1994). Federal
Agency, MAMTC, Partners with Ruf Corporation. The Ruf Report, Olathe,
Kansas, Volume 1.2.
Venable, Bill and
Welch, Rick. (1993). Absolute Barbeque, Old Market Press,
North Kansas City, Missouri. 176 pages.
G. - Presentations:
Venable,
W.R., (2014). The Bottom Line: Helping
Students get into the Business World. The Accreditation Council for Business
Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Midwest Region 5 Conference, Kansas City, Missouri. September, 2014.
Venable,
W.R., et al. (2014). Teaching, Scholarship and Service at Park University. Park University New Faculty Orientation; CETL
Workshop. Presenter and faculty panel participant. Parkville, Missouri. August
2014.
Venable,
W.R., (2013). Kansas Medicaid Expenditures for Older (50 years plus)
ABD Enrollees (FY 2010 – 2012). State officials and members of the Kansas
Department of Health and Environment. Live presenter and poster presentation.
Topeka, Kansas. December 2013.
Venable,
W.R., et al. (2013). Mentoring Student Scholarship and Engagement – Examples
and strategies to engage students in research. Park University Fall Faculty Conference CETL
Workshop. Presenter and faculty panel participant. Parkville, Missouri. August
2013.
Venable,
W.R., (2013). Best Practices and Experiences as an ACBSP Mentor and
Evaluator. The Accreditation Council for Business
Schools and Programs (ACBSP) 2013 Accreditation Conference. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Venable, W.R., (2013).
GIS Mapping as a Policy Tool in Support
of Capacity Planning for the Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved
(KAMU) – Spring 2013. University of
Kansas, School of Medicine, 35th Annual Student Research Forum, Kansas City,
Kansas. Poster Presentation.
Venable, W.R., (2013).
What’s a MOOC? Why a MOOC? Massive open
online courses (MOOCs); their viability and opportunity in the academic
environment. University of Kansas,
School of Medicine, Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City,
Kansas. Open forum presentation with graduate faculty.
Venable, W.R., (2012).
An Observational Study of Motorist
Activity in Pedestrian Crossings at the University of Kansas Medical Center
39th Street; Bookstore and Library Crossings - Fall 2012. University of Kansas, School of Medicine,
Department of Health Policy and Management, Kansas City, Kansas. Poster
Presentation.
Venable, W., Ozias,
M., Li, S., Hidaka, B. (2012). Analysis
of Determinants of Medical Symptom Questionnaire (MSQ) Scores in the Department
of Integrative Medicine. University of Kansas: HSC #13498. University of
Kansas School of Medicine, Fall 2012.
Duffey,
D., Venable, W.R. & Hunt, M.
(2011). A Strategic Plan and Analysis of the Strengths,
Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats for ACBSP Region 5. The Accreditation Council for Business
Schools and Programs (ACBSP) 2011 Annual Conference. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Venable,
W.R., (2011). The Necessity for
Strategic Alliances in the Health Care Industry. The Hauptmann School of Public Affairs,
Presentation to students in the Master’s Certificate in Health Leadership
Program. Park University, Parkville,
Missouri.
Venable, W. R.,
(2009). "Preaching to the Choir:
Personal and Business Ethics and Being Catholic in our Society,” Rockhurst
High School Alumni Day of Recollection, February 21, Kansas City, Missouri.
Venable,
W. R., et al. (2008).
Faculty Panel Discussion on student
navigation of the graduate school selection and admission process. Sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta and the English
Club, Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable,
W. R., et al. (2008).
Program Coordinators Panel Discussion on
Operations in Distance Learning.
Fall Academic Directors Conference, Park University, Parkville,
Missouri.
Venable, W. R.,
(2008). The Significance of International
Brand Strategy. Global Future – The World Trade Center. Kansas City, Missouri.
Venable,
W. R., et al. (2007).
Moderator - Great Decisions 2007: The
Future of Mexico. “Great Decisions
2007” foreign policy forum. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W. R.,
(2007). Brand Strategy in the Global
Economy. Global Future – The World Trade Center. Kansas City, Missouri.
Venable, W. R.,
(1996). U.S. Demographic and Lifestyle
Trends for 1996 and Beyond. Burns and McDonald Engineering - Executive Management
Advance. Kansas City, Missouri.
Venable, W. R.,
(1996). An Analysis of Demographic and Lifestyle Tendencies Exhibited in the
Constituent Base of the Missouri Repertory Theatre. University of Missouri at Kansas City.
H. - Editorial and Review:
Peer review of submissions to the
44th annual North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) meeting in
Colorado Springs. Spring 2016.
Editorial Review Committee for:
Strategic Management - Duhaime, Stimpert, and Chesley. Routledge/Taylor & Francis Books; New
York, NY – Summer 2010. Chapters 4, and 6 – 8.
Peer Review Board for: InSight: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching;
Park University, Parkville, MO. Blind review panel for submissions in
marketing, management, and organization behavior. Member, 2010 – Present.
I. - Research Skills:
·
Advanced experience using SPSS, Excel, Digital Archaeology, and
Microsoft Access statistical programs
·
Advanced training and experience in applied linear regression
analysis using SPSS
·
Advanced training using PUBMED, JSTOR, CINAHL, and EBSCO databases
·
Adept at Internet and Database research and analysis
·
Well versed in quantitative and qualitative survey and evaluation
research and analysis techniques
J. - Directed Research with
Students:
Venable, W.R., Thompson,
D., Butler, S., Manzo, M., Xiao, L., Xuan, C. (2016). Fast Food Changing Fast: An Analysis of Nutrition Metrics for the Fast
Food Sector. 11th Annual
Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W.R., Ortiz,
M., Anstaett, D., Brown, T., Washington, S., Torres, C., Foreman, C. (2015). Healthcare Insurance: It’s Effect on
Neonatal Mortality in the U.S. 10th
Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W.R., Murphy,
S., Hounkanrin, N., Vieria, P. & Fisher, A. (2014). A Comparative Analysis of Consumer Preference for Morning Beverage
Alternatives: Brand v. Location. Ninth
Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W.R., Sova,
J., Lightle, C., Shepard, C. & Funk, A. (2013). The Commercial Mortgage Industry in the Aftermath of the Economic
Crisis of 2008: New Opportunities for IPOs.
Eighth Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable, W.R., Bruns,
B., Nicholson, K., Clifton, K., Lober, A., Agregaard, C., Mehrsima, H. (2012). Competitive Advantage: An Analysis of Brand
Loyalty and the iPhone. Seventh Annual Student Research and Creative Arts
Symposium. Park University, Parkville,
Missouri.
Venable,
W.R., Porter, M., Ewigman, J.R., Hamidi, C., & Markley, J. (2011). An Analysis of the Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, and Threats for the Park University School of Business.
Sixth Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium. Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable,
W.R., & Cheng, T.C. (2010). A market
demand analysis for wholesale distribution of imported disposable tattoo
needles in an urban market area. The survey instrument explored product
acceptance issues and usage among tattoo artists and design shop owners. The
School of Business, Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
Venable,
W.R., et al (2010). An analysis of
marketing and business development activities for professional services firms
in the Kansas City market area. The survey instrument asked firm executives
opinions related to overall marketing budgets, use of outside consultants,
selection criteria used when looking for help, specific areas of investment,
and how firms are using social media to drive lead generation. The School of
Business, Park University, Parkville, Missouri.
K. - Languages:
·
Fluent in English
·
85% reading comprehension in Spanish (based on testing scores in
Mexico).
·
Can communicate at basic levels of French and Spanish
L. - Professional Experience:
Research Project Manager - AAFP
National Research Network: March 2016 – September
2016
American
Academy of Family Physicians, Leawood, Kansas
The AAFP NRN conducts, supports, promotes, and advocates primary care
research in practice-based settings
Responsible
for the implementation of day-to-day research activities. Confer with Principal
Investigators, biostatisticians, analysts and others about data issues
throughout each research project as part of a .5 FTE grant funded position to
enhance my doctoral research
·
Manage the Institutional Review Board
(IRB), and manage regulatory compliance; oversee communication with multi-site
study teams, and reporting on research project activities. Formulate, implement, and enforce proper data
collection, quality, storage, and transfer.
·
Author and publish papers highlighting
data trends in primary health care outcomes relative to the mission of the
organization.
·
Research Project Manager for the AAFP
Cognitive Care Kit; http://aafpcognitivecarekit.info/
Vice President; 2001 - 2006
MARKETsolutions,
LLC, Kansas City, Missouri
A database marketing
and consulting firm specializing in the conversion of information as a
strategic resource
Positioned the
organization for long term growth by establishing a client base that included
IMWORTH, Digital Archaeology, Chase Manhattan Bank, Freightliner, Caterpillar,
UMB Bank, and Community Blood Centers.
·
Increased
revenue by enhancing data processing capabilities and lowering decision support
cost.
·
Developed
new network system with broadband connectivity to the Internet to improve
customer support and distribution.
Business Integration Manager,
Portal Strategy and Development; 2000 – 2001
Sprint/Sprint PCS, Westwood,
Kansas
A global communications company with more than $26
billion in annual revenues
Responsible for
research and strategic planning in the broadband, wireless voice/data, and
unified communication segments of the business model. Support senior executives with competitive
information for acquisition targets, potential partners and other strategic
relationships in the e-commerce environment.
·
Assistant
Project Manager – Whitewater, Fiber to the Home Proof of Concept
·
Served
on the Wireless Voice Portal Development team with Sprint PCS.
·
Content
Strategy Advisor – Sprint ION/Earthlink, Small Business Personal Start Page
·
Member
of Market Development Committee:
International Broadband Content Development Forum
·
Developed
web based (Brio) enterprise-wide report distribution system for Hover project.
Vice President, Director of
Database Marketing and Strategy; 1997 – 2000
UMB Bank, n.a., Kansas City,
Missouri
An $8 billion in assets, multi-bank holding company,
operating 161 banking centers throughout the Midwest.
Responsible for
ongoing research and presentation of detailed demographic profiles and market
segmentation analysis for 160 branches and a diverse product offering. Process included integration of internal and
external data for mapping, site selection and existing site review. Helped develop schema for organization of
integration of data from 43 production platforms into the data warehouse.
·
Participated
in economic analysis and business plan development for eCommerce initiative.
·
Instituted
data quality awareness campaign throughout the entire enterprise.
·
Co-developed
a regression-based market modeling system for community banks
Director of Reseller
Relations; Marketing Analyst
Ruf Strategic Solutions, Olathe,
Kansas
Providers of cost-effective database solutions for more
than two decades in the finance, retail, automotive, leisure,
telecommunications and energy industries.
Director of Reseller Relations (7/94-11/96)
Developed and
implemented a prospect identification and training program for a network of
resellers of marketing research services.
Managed corporate identity, media and advertising programs to position
new image of firm after acquisition by division of Dean Witter, Discover &
Co.
Marketing Analyst (11/93-7/94)
Designed an automated
GUI system for consumer profile reporting that allows for profiles to be
performed by an analyst and then passed on to support personnel for
presentation production. Developed
various graphical interfaces for special projects within the firm,
including: lifestyle enhancement
project, DataCare, Lifestyle Builder, and Profile Maker.
·
Corporate
Liaison TRW Target Marketing Services and Sprint TeleMedia.
·
Managed
due diligence process prior to acquisition of firm by Dean Witter.
Event
Manager; 1993 - 1994
CCL Division,
Hallmark, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri
Crown Center is a key player in the Kansas City's meeting
and tourism industry, and a local and regional attraction offering a variety of
shopping, dining and entertainment options.
Event and promotional
management for Culinary Concepts Ltd., a division of Crown Center
Redevelopment. Managed 60 employee staff
for Friday Night Concert Series. Responsible for all aspects of four venues on
the Crown Center Square.
·
Increased
sales in culinary specialty shop by 40% during my hours of operations.
·
Developed
new, barbeque related menu offerings, increasing sales by 25%.
Marketing Manager: July 1991-November
1992
SecureAmerica Alarm
Systems, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska
A
division of Sentry Protective Alarms, Inc. one of the largest independent
electronic security companies in the Midwest.
Developed and
implemented market plan for value-added product line in a vertical market, for
the distribution of residential and commercial electronic security
systems. Performed competitive analyses
and demographic research. Worked with
advertising and public relations consultants on the implementation of media
strategy in Omaha ADI.
·
Developed
database-tracking system for resolution of all leads and media performance.
Operations
Manager: January 1990 - January 1991
AMC Entertainment, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri
A $500 million, multi-unit, motion picture exhibitor
which changed the way people watch movies by transforming the experience into
what is known today as the megaplex.
Served as a member of
the management team in a $3 million revenue center. Responsible for daily
operations including financial and human resource management, in an operation
with 50 employees.
·
Project
Manager - AMC/Pizza Hut Joint Venture, 'Go Pizza' Test Market.
·
1st
Place, Walt Disney Pictures, National Promotion Contest, "Duck Tales - The
Movie"
Financial Consultant:
January 1987 - December 1989
Merrill Lynch,
Inc., Kansas City, Missouri
A
leading global financial management and advisory company with a presence in 43
countries across six continents
Consulted with
utility, municipality and corporate financial officers. Specialized in working capital management,
portfolio analysis and investment strategy development. Provided broad range of financial services
for business clients and high net worth individuals.
·
Recognized
for Outstanding Performance, Retirement Planning.
Director
of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving: October 1983-October 1986
Rockhurst
University, Kansas City, Missouri
One of 28 Jesuit universities in the U.S., Rockhurst is
part of the largest network of independent higher education institutions in the
nation
Served as member of
development team, responsible for all alumni fund raising and social
activities. Facilitated 20-member alumni
association board of directors.
Supervised two full-time professionals and 15 member, part-time, support
staff. Consolidated major activities to
increase alumni participation and improve financial performance.
·
Generated
over $1 million in alumni contributions from 10,000 prospects
·
Achieved
50% contribution participation level.
·
Editor,
Alumni Magazine
Film
Booker (Field Marketing and Distribution):
April 1981-October 1983
20th Century-Fox
Film Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri/St. Louis, Missouri
Principally
engaged in the development, production and worldwide distribution of feature
films
Responsible for
negotiation of film leases, advertising and sales reports. Exhibitor relations, provided customers with
promotional and advertising materials.
Developed marketing programs for secondary targets.
M. - Significant Consulting
Experience:
Bickford Education Center on Aging, Olathe, Kansas
Portal Strategy and
Content Management: February 2009 – December 2011
Consulted with the
foundation and its internet service provider to develop a user friendly service
delivery proposition for implementation of the BECA Website.
Perfamoco, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri
Business Development
Advisory Services: February 2008
Developed private
placement memorandum and offering subscription materials for the developer of a
natural gas production, transportation and storage project in Northeast
Kansas. A minority owned enterprise that
will explore for natural gas.
Sprint – SBS Database Marketing
Consolidated Prospect
Master Database Development: June 2005 – October 2005
Work with in-house
customers, advertising agencies and third party vendors to create a prospect
database with utility across Enterprise, Strategic, Mid Size, Small and SoHo
business opportunities.
Process Analysis and
Strategic Planning:
March 2005 – May 2005
Consulting in business-to-business
marketing with emphasis on consolidation and documentation of existing
processes prior to the Nextel merger.
Jonah Crooks Placement Services, Inc.
Organization
development and planning: December 2004 – January 2006
A Missouri not for profit
start-up specializing in job placement for recently released criminal
offenders. Assisted founder in
developing organizational materials, corporate identity and initial fund
raising plan.
West McLouth Storage, Inc., McLouth, Kansas
Financial Advisory
Services: September 2004 – December 2009
Developed private
placement memorandum and offering subscription materials for the developer of a
7 BCF natural gas storage facility. Work involved research of the industry and
analysis of previous geological and engineering studies. Created pro forma financials and five year
development expense projections. Worked
with major shareholder to enhance strategic plans and funding strategy.
TEAM Excavating, LLC, Kansas City, Missouri
Executive Vice
President; Chief Financial Officer:
August 2003 – January 2004
Managed transition
after merger of MO-Kan Rock and Thomas Excavating. Developed and implemented business model to
recapture assets and turn around a 100 lot up-scale residential development. Trained new president to manage vendor
relationships and maintain cash flow.
Worked with the chairman to successfully position new entity for future
growth. Testified before Missouri
Natural Resources board for change in laws to streamline license requirements
for quarry and land development operations.
Burns and McDonnell Engineers and Consultants, Kansas
City, Missouri.
Consultant: October 1996
Presented a paper on
demographic trends the United States for 1996 and beyond. Met with 25 vice presidents to help formulate
a marketing strategy for the next decade.
City of Omaha, Nebraska.
Consultant: Summer 1992
Wrote series of
scripts for advertising campaign for Neighborhood Recycling Project. Produced by American Gramophone Records.
River City Products, Inc Kansas City, Missouri
Consultant: October 1988-January 1999
Assisted in the
development of a long range market plan.
Worked with president on new product development in the barbeque
industry.
The American Cancer Society and The American Heart
Association, Kansas City, Missouri
Consultant: Summer 1988.
Worked with joint
board on proposed construction of a headquarters building. Wrote a challenge grant proposal for the
Mabee Foundation, for funding of the project.
N. - Honors and Awards:
2016
ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award. The Accreditation
Council for Business Schools and Programs, named one of 10 regional recipients recognized
for teaching excellence in the classroom and a finalist for the International Teaching
Excellence Award.
J.L. Zwingle Award - Most Outstanding
Faculty Member as voted by the student body. Park University. The students of
Park University are proud to pay tribute to an outstanding faculty member who
exhibits the qualities they most appreciate in a teacher. Park has an enrollment of more than 10,000
students at 40 campus centers throughout the U.S.
2014
The Park Chapter of the National Society of
Leadership and Success, Sigma Alpha Pi. Faculty Excellence in Service to Students
Award.
2013
University of Kansas Medical Center Auxiliary. $1,895 grant from the KUMC Auxiliary to
support GIS Mapping Projects in the department of Health Policy and Management.
Park University Faculty Development Endowment
Fund Award.
$1,000 grant to fund research with the purchase of specialized GIS Mapping
software – MapInfo Professional.
“Best
of Region” -- ACBSP Midwest Region “Engaged Learning in the Digital Age” –
Competition.
Oral Presentation The Summer Business
Academy: A tool to engage “at risk” and first generation to college high school
students in the prospect of a business school education in our E-Millennia.
October 2013. Omaha, Nebraska.
3rd Place
Award – Kansas Public Health Association Research Poster Competition. Strategic
Alliances and Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs): A renewed opportunity for
a cohesive health system in the U.S. KPHA:
Fall Conference - 2013, Wichita, Kansas.
2012
University of Kansas
Graduate Tuition Grant.
University of Kansas
School of Medicine, KUMC Bookstore Graduate Scholarship.
Sigma Beta Delta,
International Honor Society in Business, Management, and Administration. Honor Initiate, as Charter Member and
President for the Chapter at Park University.
2011
Park University “Grow
Your Own” Doctoral Fellowship. The
program awards a full-time faculty member with partial financial assistance to
defray the costs associated with tuition for the completion of a terminal
degree. This award will be used in the
Ph.D. in Health Policy and Management Program at the University of Kansas.
2010
Outstanding Program
Coordinator of the Year. Recognized for
exemplary work with fulltime and adjunct faculty in the development and
approval of syllabi, textbook approval, and the management of course
development; program coordinator for undergraduate marketing at Park University,
2009-10.
The Center for
Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL), Instructional Innovation Grant
Award. Park University CETL Faculty Advisory
Council, comprised of nine faculty (one representative from each of the
schools), engaged a blind peer review of each proposal. The Advisory Council
noted that among the strengths of my application was its emphasis on applied
and experiential learning. The Council also noted that the potential for
expansion of the model for use at other Campus Centers.
1996
Arthur Mag Ph.D.
Fellowship.
The highest academic honor awarded to an outstanding graduate student in the
Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration who has Public
Affairs and Administration as his or her coordinating discipline. The highest level of academic achievement is
required. Personality, good citizenship, commitment to community service, and
potential to contribute to programs in the Kansas City area are considered in
the selection process. After nomination by the dean, a committee of community
leaders makes the final selection.
1995
Marjorie Powell Allen
Fellowship in Urban and Community Affairs.
The first recipient of the graduate fellowship as an outstanding student
in the L.P. Cookingham Institute of Public Affairs at the University of
Missouri – Kansas City. Graduate
research assistant to the Mid-America Regional Council and the Metropolitan
Development Forum.
1980
Phi Kappa Sigma
Education Foundation Scholarship.
Selected as one of ten top undergraduate members of the national
fraternity. Tuition and book grant at
the University of Kansas. Fall 1980.
O. -
Professional growth activities:
Accreditation Experience
ACBSP Midwest Region
5, President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, 2015 – 2016.
ACBSP Midwest Region 5,
2014 Conference, Planning Committee Chairman
ACBSP Midwest Region
5, President - Elect, 2013 – 2015.
ACBSP Midwest Region
5, Bylaws Committee Chairman, 2013 – 2016.
ACBSP National Nominating
Committee for the Baccalaureate/Graduate Degree Board of Commissioners, 2013 –
2014.
ACBSP National Risk
Assessment and Management Committee, Member, 2016 – present.
ACBSP National Bylaws
Committee, Member, 2013 – 2016.
ACBSP accreditation
mentor, Parker University, Dallas, Texas, Spring 2016 – present.
ACBSP accreditation
mentor, Colorado State University, Greenwood Village, Colorado. Spring 2014 – 2016.(Accredited
2016)
ACBSP accreditation
mentor, St. Leo University, St. Leo, Florida. Spring 2013 – 2015. (Accredited
2015).
ACBSP accreditation
mentor, Douglas College, New Westminster, British Columbia. Fall 2012 – 2015. (Accredited 2015)
ACBSP evaluation team,
Notre Dame University, Baltimore, Maryland.
Spring 2017, Chairman.
ACBSP evaluation team,
William Woods University, Fulton, Missouri. Spring 2015.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Keiser University, Main Campus, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Fall 2014, Chairman.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Keiser University, Miami Campus Center, Florida. Fall 2014, Chairman.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Keiser University, West Palm Beach Campus Center. Florida. Fall 2014, Chairman.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Oklahoma Christian University, Edmond, Oklahoma. Fall 2013, Chairman.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana, Spring 2013.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Georgian Court University, Lakewood, New Jersey, Fall 2012.
ACBSP evaluation team,
DeVry University, Main Campus, Chicago, Illinois, Spring 2012.
ACBSP evaluation team,
DeVry University, Irving Campus Center, Dallas, Texas, Spring 2012.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Lindenwood University, Main Campus, St. Charles, Missouri, Fall 2011.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Lindenwood University, Westport Campus Center, St. Louis, Missouri, Fall 2011.
ACBSP evaluation team,
Lindenwood University, O’Fallon Campus Center, O’Fallon, Missouri, Fall 2011.
ACBSP evaluator
training (based on Baldrige process), June 2010.
P. - Corporate
Boards And Directorships:
2001 – 2011
Wilraven Capital Company, LLC – Commercial Real Estate Management
1996 – 2006
MARKETsolutions – Database Marketing and Business Development
2004 – 2010
Fatino Counseling Services, LLC – Substance Abuse and Anger Management Classes
2007 – 2009
The Center for Urban Enterprise and
Leadership, (CUEL-KC, Inc.) – Business &
Economic Development
2008 – 2010
The Eighth Rung Foundation, Inc. – Non Profit, Minority Business Development
2003 – 2007
The Greater Kansas City International
Business Development Center, Inc. – Non
Profit
2003
ShootFirst Films, LLC – Motion Picture Production
1997 – 2002
WesternCE, Inc. – Electronic Security Equipment Manufacturing
1995 – 1998
Pony Express Brewing, Ltd. – Microbrewery
1996 – 2002
LatAm International Consulting Company, LLC –
Import/Export, Economic Development
1996 – 1999
Barley’s Ltd. – Theme Restaurant Management and Development
Q. - Licenses
Previously Held:
NASD
Series 3
Registered Commodity
Representative
NASD Series 7
General Securities Representative
NASD Series 63
State Registered Agent
Kansas
Real
Estate Sales
Kansas,
Missouri
Life and
Health Insurance and Annuity sales
R. - Civic, Social And
Community Service Activities:
Hispanic Economic Development Corporation
(HEDC)
Board of Directors, 2011 – 2016
Marketing Committee, 2011 – 2016
Fund Raising Committee, Chairman, 2012 - 2014
Finance Committee
Development Funding Taskforce, Chairman
Greater Kansas City Area Mayors’ Prayer
Breakfast
Committee Member, 2008 – 2015
Created and implemented initial website, 2008
The Eighth Rung Foundation, Inc.
Co-Founder, 2008
Director, 2008 – 2010
The Center for Urban Enterprise and
Leadership, Inc. (CUEL-KC)
Co-Founder, 2007
Director, 2007 – 2009
The O.E. Ellis Society
Founder,
1984.
Chairman Emeritus 1994 - present
American Royal,
Board of Governors, 2003 - 2005
BOTAR Escort, 1984, 1985.
The Greater Kansas City Sister Cities
Association
Guadalajara Committee, 2003 - 2006
City of Leawood, Kansas
Budget
and Finance Committee - Citizens Advisory Board, 2005 -2007.
reStart, Interfaith Ministry for the Homeless
Board of Directors, 1998 - 2002
Vice Chairman, 2001-02.
JazzFeast Committee, 1996-98.
The Greater Omaha Barbeque Society
Co-Founder,
1992.
President,
1992-1993.
The Barbeque Championship of Nebraska
Co-Founder,
1992
General
Chairman, 1992.
Celebrity
Challenge, 1993.
American Cancer Society
Kansas
City Metro Unit, Board of Directors, 1984-88.
Daffodil
Days Chairman, 1985, 1986.
Special
Events Chairman, 1987.
The Kansas City Club
Member 1986 - 90. 2002 - 2007
House Committee 2002-03.
The
1212 Club, Board of Directors, 1987-89.
Treasurer, 1989.
The University Club of Kansas City
Member.
1995 - 2002.
“Nit Wit” Committee, 1996, 1998.
UMKC Athletic Association
Board
of Directors, 1988-89.
Executive
Committee, 1989.
Son's of the American Revolution
Kansas
State Society, Treasurer, 1988.
Delaware
Crossing Chapter, Secretary, 1986.
The Kansas City Academy of Learning
Board
of Directors, 1990-1991.
Prairie Village Homes Association
Board
of Directors, 1990-1991; 1994-96.
President,
1994-96.
City of Prairie Village, Kansas
Mayor’s
Citizens Advisory Committee, 1995-98.
Johnson County Volunteer Center
Board
of Directors, 1986-87.
Heart of America United Way
Financial
Division, 1988.
Greater Kansas City YMCA
Camp
Gravois Advisory Board, 1988.
Kansas City Spirit Festival
Concession
Sales Coordinator, 1987.
A
Day In The Country, Theme Area, Co-Chairman, 1986.
Promotional
Volunteer, 1985.
Bacchus Foundation
Corporate
Sponsor, 1995.
Corporate
Patron, 1994.
Food
and Beverage Committee, 1994
Fund
Raising Committee, 1986.
Variety Club of Kansas City, 1981-83
Kansas City Barbecue Society
S. - Memberships in
Professional Associations and Offices Held:
American Marketing Association, 1981-98. 2006 – 2010.
Membership
Committee, 1995 -97.
Direct Marketing Association, 1993 - 1997
Silicon Prairie Technology Association, 1993
-97.
Metropolitan Omaha Home Builders Association,
1990-92.
Kansas City Regional Council for Higher
Education, 1983-86.
Council for the Advancement and Support of
Higher Education, 1983-86.
District
VI Conference Committee, Exhibits Chairman, 1985.
Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Centurions
- Leadership Development Program, Alumnus.
Centurions
- Steering Committee, Alumni Representative, 1995 - 98.
Centurion
Alumni Committee, 1994-2000. President,
1999 – 2000.
Congressional
Affairs Committee, 1990-1991.
Centurions
Leadership Development Retreat Committee, Chairman, 1986.
Historic
Preservation Task Force, 1986.
Metropolitan Kansas City Board of Realtors,
1986-1989.
T. - Graduate School Activities, Organizations and
Offices Held:
University of Kansas – School of Medicine
Research Advisory Council (RAC)
Graduate School, Ph.D. Student
Representative, 2012-13, 2013-14.
Graduate Student Council (GSC)
Treasurer, 2013.
School of Medicine Senator, 2012-13.
At-Large
Senator, 2011-12.
Student Governing Council (SGC)
GSC Representative, 2011 – 2013.
Faculty Assembly Information Resources
Committee
Graduate Student Representative, 2011 – 2013.
HP&M Doctoral Program Highlights
(Department newsletter)
Managing Editor, 2013-14.
University of Missouri – Kansas City
Students of the Social Science Consortium
Founder
President,
1996.
Board
of Directors, 1996 - 2000.
U. – Extracurricular Grants and Funding:
2013
Parkville Rotary Club Grant for the Park
University Summer Business Academy.
$3,500.00
Kansas City Power & Light Grant for the
Park University Summer Business Academy.
$3,000.00
2012
The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
- Port Authority/Ameristar/Isle of Capri Economic Advancement Fund Grant for
the Park University Summer Business Academy.
$5,000.00
Kansas City Power & Light Grant for the
Park University Summer Business Academy.
$3,000.00
2011
Kansas City Power & Light Grant for the
Park University Summer Business Academy.
$3,000.00
Parkville Rotary Club Grant for the Park
University Summer Business Academy.
$3,500.00
2010
Kansas City Power & Light Grant for the
Park University Summer Business Academy.
$1,590.00
Charles Schwab seed funding for the Park
University Summer Business Academy.
$12,000.00
V. – Research Project Support:
Safe Stimulant
Medication Prescribing for Adult ADHD
Funder:
U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA-BAA-15-00121)
PI:
Natalia Loskutova, MD, PhD, AAFP National
Research Network
Role on grant:
Research Analyst/Project Manager (2016)
HHSF223201510130C
A 24-month retrospective-prospective cohort
study of pre- scribing patterns, medication errors, and concordance with
prescribing recommendations in primary care. The study includes a retrospective
cohort study utilizing secondary data analysis of electronic health records
from primary care practices (Phase 1) and a pilot practice-based intervention
study (Phase 2).
Provider knowledge,
attitudes and practice patterns related to ADHD pharmacotherapy and non-medical
use of stimulants in young adults
Funder:
This study is supported by Shire US, Inc., through
the Coalition to Prevent ADHD Medication Misuse (CPAMM).
PI:
Natalia Loskutova, MD, PhD, AAFP National
Research Network
Role on grant:
Statistical Analysis (2016)
This is an exploratory project to study
current practices occurring in the primary care and student health centers
related to nonmedical use, abuse, and misuse of prescription stimulants among
college age teenagers and young adults. The study utilizes purposeful sampling
and survey approaches.
Cognitive Impairment
in Older Adults Toolkit Project
Funder:
Eli Lilly & Co. Inc.
PI:
Natalia Loskutova, MD, PhD, AAFP National
Research Network
Role on grant:
Project Manager (2016)
The overall goal of the project is to provide
primary care clinicians with a consensus-based, effective and practical
platform of currently existing tools and evidence to screen, assess, diagnose,
and effectively manage older adults with or at risk for cognitive decline and
dementia.
Addressing Barriers to
Adult Immunizations in a Medical Neighborhood
Funder:
Merck
PI:
Natalia Loskutova, MD, PhD, AAFP National
Research Network
Role on grant:
Comparative Literature Research (2016)
This is a prospective cohort study of the
effectiveness of a multi-component intervention to increase immunization rates
among adults. The evaluation focus of this study is on the effectiveness,
synergistic effects of a multicomponent approach and transfer of training using
PRISM and RE-AIM frameworks.
Residency Census –
Medical School Project
Funder:
American Academy of Physicians (AAFP) –
Internal Research
PI:
Stanley Kozakowski, MD, FAAFP, AAFP Medical
Education Division
Role on grant:
Statistical analysis; linear regression
models (Summer 2016)
AAFP annually collects data from residency
program directors. This data is a summary of each US family medicine
residency’s resident demographics. Analysis allows Medical Education staff to
ensure information is current for each FM Residency Program and allows for
better recruitment of resident members.