Impact Lives
Online Dual MSN/MBA Faculty
The faculty members teaching in the online dual MSN/MBA program don’t just teach their subjects — they live them. From business to nursing, you will learn from highly accomplished individuals with a range of perspectives and experiences that will enrich and enliven your online classroom and coursework.
Cindy Atchley
Cindy Atchley has more than 27 years of academic and corporate experience in marketing, management, instruction, and international business.
Cassie Busse
Cassie started teaching at Benedictine University in June 2010. She enjoys getting to know her students through the online forum discussions.
Dr. Edward Creppy
Dr. Edward Creppy joined Benedictine University in 2013 as an Adjunct Professor, teaching Managerial Economics in the MBA Program.
John C. Draut
John Draut joined Benedictine University in 1995 as an Adjunct Professor of Business in both its MBA Programs and Undergraduate Business School, lecturing in accounting, finance, business strategy, supply chain management, economics and financial reporting.
Ricky Holman, J.D.
Ricky M. Holman J.D. joined the faculty at Benedictine University in 2005. In 2014, he was appointed the Graduate Business Administration Department Chair.
Deborah Jezuit, Ph.D., M.S., RN
Dr. Jezuit joined Benedictine in 2010 as an adjunct faculty and was appointed as an assistant professor in August 2014.
Beth Kane
For more than a decade, Beth Kane has been running her own consulting business which she started after her work experience at various Fortune 500 companies.
Sarah Mutschlecner, D.N.P., M.S.N., RN, FNP-BC
Dr. Mutschlecner’s nursing experience spans over three decades and as a nurse practitioner she has practiced in the University setting and also small rural clinics.
Monique D. Pinkney, MBA
Monique Pinkney has lectured in several on-line courses at Benedictine University since 2010, and has worked in the area of accounting and business for over 20 years.
Robert Radi, Ph.D.
Robert Radi holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from The Chicago School, and an MBA from Pepperdine University. He joined Benedictine University in 2014.