Gleb O. Nikitenko
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- School: University of San Francisco
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- Department: Business
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Location:
2130 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA - 94117 - Dates at University of San Francisco: August 2015 - April 2020
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Would take again: No
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Professor Nikitenko has an impressive background. However, he doesn't care about his students. He never replies to emails. Also, he will rarely be helpful at all. Overall, he's busy with his own things, and doesn't prioritize his students.
Biography
University of San Francisco - Business
Assistant Professor, Director of Entrepreneurship Programs, New Venture Center
Higher Education
Gleb
Nikitenko
San Francisco, California
Gleb Nikitenko has worked in various director-level capacities at the University of San Francisco since 2001. He has also taught a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses in business and public management since 2004. His current research interests are in the areas of cross-sectoral management and corporate governance, Silicon Valley entrepreneurship and innovation, international politics and business, and contemporary developments in learning and assessment.
Following his brief tenure in the Ukrainian government (1994-1995), Gleb pursued international educational and professional opportunities in the U.S. and Europe. He was head of department of Political Science and Public Administration at Girne American University in North Cyprus, where he supervised curriculum development and taught various courses in public administration, business management, transnational corporate governance, and international relations/ issues of globalization for almost three years. Gleb was part of the research team at the Monterey Center for Nonproliferation Studies, a major U.S. think tank, advocating nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, in Monterey, California (1995-1997) and worked at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna with the Division of External Affairs conducting policy research and analysis in the office of the IAEA Director General.
Previously, Gleb held management positions in the private sector companies in Ukraine during the country's transition to market economy.
Gleb holds a Master of Arts in International Relations from Kiev State University (Ukrainian Institute of International Relations), a Master of Public Administration in International Management from the Monterey Institute of International Studies, and a doctorate in learning and instruction from the USF School of Education.
Gleb is a recipient of the 2008 "Excellence in Education Award for Exemplary Dedication to Teaching" of the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce.
Experience
University of San Francisco
Senior Associate Director
I have been working with curricular and instructional matters in the following programs since 2001: primarily Public Administration (graduate and undergraduate), but also Nonprofit Administration, Applied Economics, and most recently Bachelor of Science in Health Services.
University of San Francisco
Director of Curriculum Planning and Assessment
Working in the Office of Associate Dean for Academic Relations and later Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, coordinated and co-wrote select sections of WASC, AACSB, and NASPAA reports in support of accreditation processes efforts by the School of Management and USF Office of the Vice Provost for Institutional Research and Assessment.
Participated in implementing initial data collection and reporting infrastructure for the School’s assurance of student learning process.
Coordinated select aspects of monitoring of and related adjunct faculty hiring for the purposes of maintaining and increasing academically and professionally qualified levels (AQ and PQ) in two programs.
Compiled and analyzed institutional data and research pertaining to accreditation and other issues of academic affairs.
Coordinated the Online MPA pre-launch activities, including curriculum development, working with the online launch vendor, faculty and staff recruitment and selection, initial infrastructure deployment, etc.Girne American University
Head of Department, Political Science and Public Administration
A faculty member and a department chair at the School Business and Management of Girne American University in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC)
Taught business management, international business, political science, public administration, and international relations courses in several undergraduate and graduate programs to a diverse student body of English-speaking students primarily from the Middle East and North African countries, such as Turkey, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Lebanon, Lybia, Tunisia, Algeria, etc.
As a department chair, directed curriculum development, faculty development and assignment, and other departmental and university-wide activities and initiatives.University of San Francisco School of Management
Director of Program Services, Graduate Management Programs
Provide quality assurance services pertaining to student learning assessment and program services for adult-learning programs housed at the School as directed by the Associate Dean.
Develop and present materials (written, presentation, sourced data) on strategic issues in graduate management programs relevant to their planning, deployment and assessment.
Collaborate with program directors in developing conceptual maps and curriculum models as part of their assessment of student learning process.
Research and develop materials that contribute to department chairs and program directors meeting WASC and other accreditation standards.
Provide instructional design-related support for programs including research on guidelines and best practices, learning and instruction workshops.
Coordinate with program directors, Academic Affairs, regional campus directors, and external providers of services the development of online modality programs.University of San Francisco School of Management
Program Director, Master of Global Entrepreneurship Managenement (MGEM) and MSEI programs
Managed the MGEM program: program design, curricular oversight, and faculty development.
Co-founded the Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MSEI) program with Prof. Mark Cannice and launched it as part of the MSEI team in August of 2017. Designed and launched business partnerships as part of the MSEI Program.
Education
Monterey Institute of International Studies
Master of Public Administration (MPA) in International Management
Governance of International Organizations and Global Security
Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University
Graduate Degree of a Specialist (full equivalent of Master of Arts (MA))
International Relations and Diplomacy
Former engagements: PAT-Net Conference Site Committee Coordinator TPAC Conference Site Committee Co-Chair Graduated Master's Degree from Kiev State University with High Honors Activist of the Popular Movement of Ukraine "Rukh" for Independence (NRU)University of San Francisco
Doctor of Education (EdD)
Learning and Instruction
University of San Francisco
Senior Associate Director
I have been working with curricular and instructional matters in the following programs since 2001: primarily Public Administration (graduate and undergraduate), but also Nonprofit Administration, Applied Economics, and most recently Bachelor of Science in Health Services.University of San Francisco
Director of Curriculum Planning and Assessment
Working in the Office of Associate Dean for Academic Relations and later Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, coordinated and co-wrote select sections of WASC, AACSB, and NASPAA reports in support of accreditation processes efforts by the School of Management and USF Office of the Vice Provost for Institutional Research and Assessment. Participated in implementing initial data collection and reporting infrastructure for the School’s assurance of student learning process. Coordinated select aspects of monitoring of and related adjunct faculty hiring for the purposes of maintaining and increasing academically and professionally qualified levels (AQ and PQ) in two programs. Compiled and analyzed institutional data and research pertaining to accreditation and other issues of academic affairs. Coordinated the Online MPA pre-launch activities, including curriculum development, working with the online launch vendor, faculty and staff recruitment and selection, initial infrastructure deployment, etc.
