Christina Anastasia
Dr. Christina Anastasia is a college professor and professional businesswoman with a passion that focuses on small business and economic development.
Her specialization is in business plan preparation for acquisition of funds and has counseled for the SBDC helping start- up companies write business plans. As a business owner, she is a strong supporter that small business is the backbone of American society and that economic development relies on the Mom and Pop businesses that dot the American landscape. One of her own companies, a graphic design and sign business, fits into this demographic. She has been doing business in the sign industry since 2001. In addition, Dr. A owns an RV Park, and a successful wholes business that jobs products to smaller gift stores and outlets throughout the country.
In addition to being and educator and business owner, Dr. A has published three books and has been a contributing author for a textbook in Organizational Behavior and have written course content for doctoral, graduate, and undergraduate courses.
Courses Taught
MGMT8003 8003 - Gateway to Doctoral Management Studies
MGMT9000 9000 - Doctoral Dissertation
Education
PhD, Capella University
Post Doctoral Certificate in Executive Leadership, Colorado Technical University
Post-master's Certificate, University of Phoenix
MA, University of Phoenix
MA, University of Phoenix
MA, University of Phoenix
MA, Capella
BBA, Baker University
Public Service
Chamber of Commerce Paola, Kansas, Committee Member - Paola
Society of Human Research Management, Member -
Publications
Anastasia, C. M. (2015). Defining the Small Business and Microenterprise: A Mixed Methodology Study. Journal of Management Policy and Practice.
Anastasia, C. M. (2016). The Business Simulation Paradigm: Tracking Effectiveness in Master’s Degree Programs.
Anastasia, C. M. (2015). Organizational Behavior .
Presentations
Anastasia, C. M. (2019). Conceptual Frameworks for Research.
Anastasia, C. M. (2015). Audio Feedback. Western International University