2025-2026 Cal State East Bay Catalog
Department of Management
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The Department Office is located on the 4th floor of the VBT building, Room 435.
Hours Open: 9:00AM to 6:00PM Monday through Friday.
Dept. Phone: (510) 885 - 3307
FacultyProfessor Emeritus
Zinovy Radovilsky, Ph.D. Scientific Research Institute of Labor (Moscow)
Professors
Ekin Alakent, Ph.D. University of Texas at Dallas
Lynn Bowes-Sperry, Ph.D. University of Connecticut
Jed DeVaro, Ph.D. Stanford University
Hongwei Du, (Chair), Ph.D. Florida Institute of Technology
Vishwanath Hegde, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh
Alexey Makarevich, Ph.D. Stanford University
H. Steven Peng, Ph.D. York University (Canada)
Balaraman Rajan, Ph.D. Simon School of Business, University of Rochester
Asha Rao, Ph.D. Temple University
Surendra Sarnikar, Ph.D. University of Arizona
Stephanie Seitz, Ph.D. State University of New Yourk at Buffalo
T.T. (Rajan) Selvarajan, Ph.D. Arizona State University
Gangaram Singh, Ph.D. University of Toronto
Glen Taylor, Ph.D. York University (Canada)
Gregory Theyel, Ph.D. Clark University
Lan Wang, Ph.D. University of Florida, Gainesville
Chongqi Wu, Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Jiming Wu, Ph.D. University of Kentucky
Associate Professors
Izzet Darendeli, Ph.D. Temple University
YuanYuan Gao, Ph.D. University of Utah
Jia Guo, Ph.D. University of Alabama
Mee Sook Kim Ph.D. Rutgers University
Daniel E. Martin, Ph.D. Howard University
Kaumudi Misra Ph.D. Michigan State University
Peng Xie, Ph.D. Georgia Institute of Technology
Mohammadmehdi Shafizadeh Khoolenjani, Ph.D. Politecnico, Milano
Somak Paul, Ph.D. Ohio State University
Assistant Professors
Grant Brady, Ph.D. Portland State University
Inkyu Kim, Ph.D Michigan State University
Department Statement
Tough global competition requires companies to be extremely responsive to the needs and expectations of customers. In addition, many companies today are in a period of rapid changes brought about by technological breakthroughs, business globalization, and extended supply chains. In such a time, the role of the manager and the management professional in facing these challenges and maintaining a competitive edge becomes even more important. Our Management options provide students with an exciting and diverse education in various areas of management including human resource management and organizational behavior, operations and supply chain management, strategy and international business, and information technology management. Past and present employers of our Management students include almost all major firms, and numerous small and mid-size companies in the Bay Area.
About the Department
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ProgramsBachelor of Science
- Business Administration, B.S.: Entrepreneurship Concentration
- Business Administration, B.S.: General Management Concentration
- Business Administration, B.S.: General Management Concentration (Self-Support)
- Business Administration, B.S.: Human Resources Management & Organizational Behavior Concentration
- Business Administration, B.S.: Human Resources Management & Organizational Behavior Concentration (Self-Support)
- Business Administration, B.S.: Information Technology Management Concentration
- Business Administration, B.S.: Information Technology Management Concentration (Self-Support)
- Business Administration, B.S.: Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration
- Business Administration, B.S.: Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration (Self-Support)
- Business Analytics, B.S.: Information System and Supply Chain Analytics Concentration
Minors
Master of Science
Master of Business Administration
Certificates
CoursesBusiness AnalyticsEntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship: GraduateInformation Technology ManagementInformation Technology Management: GraduateManagementManagement: GraduatePage: 1
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