Richard Fenner, Ph.D.

With academic programs that range from finance and accounting to sports management, fraud and financial crime investigation to cybersecurity and criminal justice, Utica University’s School of Business and Justice Studies offers an innovative and fully-integrated collection of programs designed to prepare students for successful careers in some of the world’s most dynamic professions.
With world-class faculty bringing real-world experience to the classroom, students in Utica’s School of Business and Justice Studies program receive hands-on involvement in an environment suited to their goals and needs, guiding them on their path to becoming the business leaders, accountants, cybersecurity experts, and investigators of tomorrow.
Utica University is a leading university in cybersecurity education and has been has been designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CD) by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. Utica has also been honored with the designation as a a National Center of Digital Forensics Academic Excellence (CDFAE) by the Defense Cyber Crime Center and an Academic Center of Excellence (ACE) by the International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants (EC-Council), the world’s largest cyber security technical certification body.
Richard Fenner, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Business and Justice Studies
rfenner@utica.edu
Executive Director, Business Programs and Accounting Coordinator
Glen Hansen, Ph.D.
gahansen@utica.edu
Director, Health Care Management Programs
Maria DeGiglio, M.A.
madegigl@utica.edu
Director, Data Science Program
Michael McCarthy, Ph.D.
mbmccart@utica.edu
The Raymond Simon Institute for Public Relations
Executive Director: Patricia Swann, M.S.
pswann@utica.edu
B.B.A. in Accounting (online)
B.S. in Accounting
B.B.A. in Business Administration
B.B.A. in Business Data Analytics
B.S. in Business Management
B.A. in Economics
B.S. in Finance
B.S. in Health Care Management
B.B.A. in Public Relations and Marketing
B.B.A. in Sports Management
Accounting
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Health Care Management
Management
Marketing
Public Relations
M.B.A. Economic Crime and Fraud Management
M.B.A. General Management
M.B.A. Professional Accountancy
M.S. Accounting
M.H.A. Health Care Administration
M.S. Data Science
Atasi Basu - Accounting
Mary Cooper - Accounting
Maria DeGiglio - Health Care Administration
Donna Dolansky - Accounting
Richard Fenner - Economics
Samuel Ferrara - Management
Glen Hansen - Accounting
Zhaodan Huang - Economics/Finance
Moonsup Hyun - Sports Management
Matthew Marmet - Management
Marvee Marr - Management
Michael McCarthy - Data Science
Margaret Morgan-Davie - Economics
Stephanie Nesbitt - Risk Management and Insurance
Brett Orchechowski - Management and Media
Thomas Rossi - Management
Mehmet Sencicek - Economics
Patricia Swann - Public Relations and Management
Christopher Tingley - Marketing
Director: Dimitar Todorov, Ph.D.
ditodorov@utica.edu
Faculty:
Dimitar Todorov
Audrey Cross
Randall DeFranco
Director, Undergraduate Cybersecurity Programs
Leslie Corbo, D.Sc.
lecorbo@utica.edu
Director, Graduate Cybersecurity Programs
Andrew Carr, M.S.
ajcarr@utica.edu
Assistant Director, Financial Crime Programs
Bernard L. Hyman, Jr., J.D.
blhyman@utica.edu
B.S. in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity
Northeast Cyber Forensics Center (NCFC)
Director: Anthony Martino, M.S.
amartin@utica.edu
Director, Justice Studies Programs
Gregory Walsh, Ed.D.
gewalsh@utica.edu
B.S. in Criminal Justice
B.S. in Fraud and Financial Crime Investigation (formerly Economic Crime)
Criminal Intelligence Analysis
Criminal Justice
Fraud and Financial Crime Investigation
M.S. in Cybersecurity
M.S. in Financial Crime and Compliance Management
Abdulbast Abushgra - Cybersecurity
James Brown - Criminal Justice
Austen Givens - Cybersecurity
Maxim Gorbachevsky - Cybersecurity
Bernard Hyman - Criminal Justice and Financial Crime
Suzanne Lynch - Criminal Justice and Financial Crime
Donald Rebovich - Criminal Justice and Financial Crime
Robert Swenszkowski - Criminal Justice
Shanna Van Slyke - Criminal Justice and Sociology
William Virkler - Criminal Justice
Gregory Walsh - Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity
The School of Business and Justice Studies houses undergraduate programs in:
The School also offers graduate programs in:
In addition, the School of Business and Justice Studies oversees a number of important co-curricular activities at the University. This includes:
Lecture Series
Management Invited Lecture Series
Institutes and Centers
Northeast Cyber Forensics Center (NCFC)
The Raymond Simon Institute for Public Relations
Student Organizations
Accounting Society
Alpha Phi Sigma - The National Criminal Justice Honor Society
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
Cyber Patriots
Gamma Iota Sigma - Professional Risk Management and Insurance Fraternity
Investment Association
Organization of Justice Studies (OJS)
Pioneer Builders
PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America)
SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management)
Society of Collegiate Journalists
Tau Mu Epsilon Public Relations Honorary Society
For a general list of frequently used logins, you can also visit our logins page.