Professor Michael
K. Hancock
Faculty Member
About Professor Hancock
Dr. Sergei Andronikov has over 30 years of academic experience serving as an Academic Administrator, business professor and researcher in the universities in S-E Asia, the Netherlands, United Kingdom and three different states in the US, also administering Business Programs including MBA/EMBA and Executive Education. Twice he was awarded with Royal Society Fellowship, UK.
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Professor Michael Hancock has been with the university for well over 14 years, teaching courses within the business management department. He has enjoyed a dynamic career in health care, hospitality, supply chain management, sales, and marketing.
Professor holds a master’s degree in business hospitality management. He’s also attended Johnson & Wales University in Providence Rhode Island.
As we have emerged from one of the worse pandemics the world has ever experienced, Professor Hancock has shifted the course content to include the inclusion of Artificial Intelligence, robots, chatbots as practical solutions to the growing workforce challenges.
Professor Michael Hancock has instructed courses in – General Education, Strategic and general Management – Contemporary Management – Organizational Behavior – Supervisory – Human Resources – Diversity – Organizational Communications- Health Systems Management – Marketing – Foundations of Business Management – Human Relations Management – Small Business Management – Hospitality – Purchasing and Global Supply Management and many more.
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