QM-Recognized Courses

Kent State University is proud to announce that the following courses are QM-Recognized. Quality Matters^TM Recognition via the peer review process means that a course has met rigorous, research-based standards for quality online course design.

	MIS 64042 Globalization and Technology Strategy Dr. Pratim Datta Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	HPM 53004 Public Health Policy, Law, and Ethics Dr. John Hoornbeek Associate Professor College of Public Health
	MIS 64185 Business Strategy Dr. Ilgaz Arikan Assistant Professor College of Business Administration
	BST 52019 Biostatistics in Public Health Dr. Abbey Eng Associate Professor College of Public Health
	ECON 62021 Global Conditions and Macroeconomic Policy Dr. Nasr El-Bahnasawy Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	PH 10001 Introduction to Public Health Peggy Shaffer-King Lecturer College of Public Health
	MIS 64271 Human Resource Management Dr. Julia Levashina Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	PH 30004 Public Health Research Dr. Peggy Stephens Associate Professor College of Public Health
	MIS 64158 Leadership and Managerial Assessment Dr. Mary Hogue Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	ACCT 23021 Introduction to Managerial Accounting John Rose Associate Lecturer College of Business Administration
	FIN 66050 Law and Ethics Dr. Lois J. Beier Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	PH 30012 Communicable Diseases Dr. Madhav Bhatta Associate Professor College of Public Health

	PH 40015 Scientific Writing for Clinical Research Dr. Maggie Stedman-Smith Assistant Professor College of Public Health
	ACCT 63038 Managerial Accounting for Decision Making Dr. Indrarini (Rini) Laksmana Associate Professor College of Business Administration
	ACCT 23020 Introduction to Financial Accounting Dr. Wendy Tietz Professor College of Business Administration
	CS 61002 Algorithms and Programming 1 Lecturer Ms. Maha Allouzi College of Arts & Sciences
	IAKM 60104 Usability I Dr. David Robins Associate Professor School of Library and Information Science