My time in the Anderson University DBA program enriched my Christian experience without diluting the academic focus or challenge. I left the program having made some really good friends. I became aware of other church backgrounds from my cohort members, and I had a greater appreciation for the body of Christ.

- John DeFoggi, Consultant, Business Process & Technology Management

The Anderson DBA program changed our lives forever. We came as three individuals and graduated as three friends who understand the value and worth of “submit[ting] to one another out of reverence for Christ” (Eph 5:21, NIV).

Marcia O’Brien: I came as a brand new professor after having 26 years in business. I had no experience in academics whatsoever and after the first syllabus arrived, I was convinced there was no way I could be successful in the program. Then I met my friends Amy and Julie who have now become my heart sisters. With their constant encouragement and the incredible spiritual support from the faculty in the program, I did graduate. (more…)

Anderson’s DBA program enriched me in unexpected ways. I started the program as a tenured accounting professor with 12 years of teaching experience. Frustration with writing an article on some tax work I was doing with students was one of several factors prompting me to pursue a doctorate. I found that the benefits of the DBA were far beyond being able to write this article. There are many positive aspects of the program that I could share, but I will limit my comments to three ways the program enriched me: (more…)

My participation in the Anderson University DBA program was one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life: personally, professionally, and spiritually.

Personally, I met colleagues and mentors that I am proud to now count among my friends.

Professionally, I grew as an instructor and researcher. The DBA program allowed me to discover a passion for research I never knew was in me. In addition, each visit to the AU campus reinvigorated my passion for teaching. (more…)

The Anderson University DBA program was incredibly rigorous in terms of being academically and spiritually challenging while at the same time being supportive. It was evident that the faculty were committed to helping their students be successful. As much as it was challenging, there were resources necessary to help meet those challenges.

– Dr. Laura Falco, assistant professor of marketing, Roberts Wesleyan College