Business & Entrepreneurship Faculty

I am a musician, educator, and entrepreneur whose work moves between the concert hall, the classroom, and the community.

Before starting to teach in 2017 as a professor, I had worked in business for almost 30 years.  Twenty-seven of those years were spent at Kimberly-Clark, during which I managed many aspects of finance marketing.  I was the HUGGIES Brand Director for Developing and Emerging Markets, wher

Fares’ topics of research include Latin American cultural studies, legal studies, visual arts, and border studies.  

My research experience is in microeconomic theory and game theory, and these are fields that I teach as well. I also enjoy teaching in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. I am interested in pedagogical innovation, especially at liberal arts colleges. 

Bill Hixon is the Gordon R.

Interests:  Econometrics, Data Science, Industrial Organization, Game Theory, Microeconomics

Claudena Skran is Director of the Business & Entrepreneurship program and Professor of Government and the Edwin and Ruth West Professor of Economics and Social Science.

Religious Studies examines how groups of people find meaning in their lives and impart value to the world around them.

Timothy X. Troy (playwright & stage director) is the Hurvis Professor of Theatre and Drama at Lawrence University.

Brigid E. Vance's research focuses on the intellectual and cultural history of dreams and dream divination in late Ming China.