Business Faculty Contacts
Frank Roth
Director of APS Business Management
Assistant Professor of Business and Accounting – 1983-85, 1995
B.A. Kansas Wesleyan University
M.B.A. Kansas State University
Office: Room 216A, Peters Science Hall
Phone: 785-827-5541 ext. 2119
Email: froth@kwu.edu
Monte Shadwick
Director of MBA/APS Programs
B.A. University of Kansas
M.B.A. Kansas State University
Phone: 785-827-5541 ext. 2238
Office: Room 238, Peters Science Hall
Email: monte.shadwick@kwu.edu
Dr. Carol Ahlvers
Director Emeritus of MBA Program
Professor of Business and Accounting – 1996
A.A. Barton County Community College
B.S. Fort Hays State University
M.S. Fort Hays State University
M.B.A. Fort Hays State University
Ph.D. Kansas State University
Email: carol@kwu.edu
Paul Hedlund
Associate Professor of Business – 2006
Office: Room 216E, Peters Science Hall
Phone: 785-827-5541 ext. 2218
Email: paul.hedlund@kwu.edu
Joyce Kelley
Department of Business, Accounting, and Economics Chair
Division of Social Sciences Chair
Faculty Athletics Representative
Associate Professor of Accounting – 1998
B.A. Kansas State University
M.B.A. Kansas State University
C.P.A. State of Kansas, 1977
Office: Room 216D, Peters Science Hall
Phone: 785-827-5541 ext. 2220
Email: kelley@kwu.edu
Rosalee M. Steimel, Ph.D.
Assistant Director of MBA Program
Professor of Computer Studies – 1996
A.A. Barton County Community College
B.S. Fort Hays State University
M.B.A. Fort Hays State University
Ph.D. Kansas State University
Office: Room 144, Peters Science Hall
Phone: 785-827-5541 ext. 2217
Email: rose@kwu.edu
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About Kansas Wesleyan University
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