We’ll say it again — the faculty members who teach our classes understand the needs of working professionals, have exceptional teaching credentials, and are leaders in their fields with current research and scholarship. Meet a few of them.
Dr. Mark J. Cotteleer
Associate Professor of Management
EMBA course taught: Supply Chain Strategy and Practice
D.B.A. (Harvard Business School)
M.S. in Industrial Engineering (University of Michigan)
M.B.A. (University of Michigan)
B.A. in Business Administration (Marquette University)
Dr. Mark Cotteleer is no stranger to Marquette or the Graduate School of Management. He earned an undergraduate degree in finance from Marquette in 1988 before returning as a faculty member in 2003. He was promoted to associate professor in 2009.
Mark came to Marquette immediately upon concluding his postdoctoral research fellowship at Harvard Business School. His research expertise includes the influence of enterprise-level information technology on operations and performance standardization, the adoption of advanced computing applications, and supply chain risk mitigation. His work has appeared in several publications, including MIS Quarterly and Production and Operations Management.
His business experience includes serving as a senior consultant with Cutter Consortium, a manager and senior consultant at Ernst & Young, and a consultant at Accenture.
Dr. Cotteleer was selected by the EMBA class of 2009 students as the Excellence in Executive Education faculty member.
Dr. Joseph P. Daniels
Professor of Economics
EMBA course taught: Global Issues in Finance and Economics
Ph.D. in International Economics (Indiana University)
M.A. in Economics (Indiana University)
B.S. in Business Economics (Ball State University)
Dr. Joseph Daniels has been at Marquette since 1990 and was promoted to associate professor of economics in 1997 and full professor in 2006. His areas of research include G8 policy relations, exchange rate arrangements, and international monetary and financial policy.
He was a Fulbright Scholar from 1997-98 at the University of Toronto, where he was involved in seminars and research on policymaking of the then-G7 countries. He is a member of the G8 Research Group at the university. He also was an accredited White House media consultant for the 1997 Denver G7 Summit, the 1998 Birmingham G8 Summit and the 1999 Cologne G8 Summit. Dr. Daniels had a prestigious academic leave in the spring of 2009, which he spent at Wake Forest University.
Dr. Daniels has published numerous articles in journals, including the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, and the Journal of International Money and Finance, and has authored two textbooks on international trade and finance. He was the inaugural recipient of the Marquette College of Business Administration Faculty Teaching Award and the recipient of Marquette’s university-wide Gettel Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence in 1999. He has been a member of the executive committee for the International Atlantic Economic Society since 2003.
Dr. Daniels received the Excellence in Executive Education Award in 2006.
Dr. Dennis E. Garrett
Associate Professor of Marketing
EMBA course taught: Marketing Management
Ph.D. in Business Administration (University of Illinois)
M.B.A. (St. Cloud State University)
B.S. in Speech Communication (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)
If it has to do with the customer, odds are that Dr. Dennis Garrett knows something about it. That’s because his primary areas of research interest revolve around interactions with the consumer. Those interests include consumer satisfaction, customer service and customer relationship management. He has served on the boards of directors for the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau, Educational Credential Evaluators and Wisconsin chapter of the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals. He has also consulted in the areas of customer satisfaction and marketing strategy for a variety of corporations, including S.C. Johnson Wax, Southwestern Bell, Harley Davidson, Brady Corporation, Snap-On Tools, Sno-Way Corporation, Kohl's, AT&T, Wisconsin Electric and Marshall & Ilsley Trust Co.
His research has been published in a variety of academic and trade journals, including The Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Consumer Affairs and Journal of Business Ethics. He is co-author of Marketing Theory: Evolution and Evaluation (John Wiley Publishers), which has been translated and published in Japan.
