International Business Fellows

International Business Fellows are select group of faculty members that teach international courses, conduct international-related research, and lead global immersion programs. They are no doubt on the frontlines of global education at the College of Business. They create and sustain global immersion programs, increase international research and teaching activities, and mentor students in international-related matters. The International Business Program places a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. As such, IB Fellows are tapped from all business departments and encouraged to work across fields within and outside the College of Business. They bring their expertise and creative imagination to advance the goals of the International Business Program.

Current Fellows

John E. Anderson

Baird Family Professor of Economics
Gwendolyn M. Combs

Associate Professor of Management
Scott M. Fuess, Jr.

University of Nebraska Faculty Athletics Representative, Steinhart Foundation Distinguished Professor of Business, Research Fellow Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Bonn, Germany and Professor of Economics
Elina Ibrayeva

Associate Professor of Practice in Management
Chad Mardesen

Associate Professor of Practice in Marketing
Amber Messersmith

Executive Director of Center for Executive and Professional Development and Lecturer of Management
Laurie A. Miller

Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs and Curriculum and Associate Professor of Practice in Economics
John Kalu Osiri

Director of the International Business Program, Associate Professor of Practice in Management and Robert B. Daugherty Water For Food Institute Faculty Fellow
Colin Ramsay

Edwin J. Faulkner College Professor of Actuarial Science
Rob Simon

Associate Professor of Practice in Marketing
Silvana Trimi

Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management and Analytics