Executive Profiles

Welcome to the Executive Profiles section of Point Loma Nazarene University's Master of Business Administration program. Featuring current graduates of the MBA as well as the members of the faculty, the intention is to provide the San Diego business community a convenient connecting point to the high quality individuals involved in the Point Loma Nazarene University MBA. As members of the Fermanian School of Business at PLNU, over 500 students are currently pursuing either undergraduate or graduate business degrees in both day and evening classes.

2008 Graduates

Mr. Christopher J. Kim

Invitrogen Corp.

Ms. Katherine M. Lausten

Fidelity Technologies

Ms. Tina Mata

UCSD, Housing Dining Hospitality

Mr. Mark Schieber

Industrial Distribution Group (IDG)

Ms. Jane Schmitz

Mission Bay High School

Mr. Tim West

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

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Faculty

Dr. Bruce A. Schooling

Dean, Leadership

Prof. Randy M. Ataide, J.D.

Director, Entrepreneurship

Dr. Dan Croy

Human Resources Management

Prof. Mike Oslovar

Technology and Management

Dr. Becky Havens

Business Statistics

Prof. Ray Havens

MBA Golf and Basic Math

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PLNU MBA Connections

Profile

Dr. Becky Havens

Faculty

Point Loma Nazarene University

professor of economics and chair of business, and nine as college dean. She is responsible for faculty hiring and performance and curriculum quality and accreditation for nine academic units at the university, including business, nursing, education, history/political science, sociology/social work, psychology, kinesiology, family consumer sciences and communication/theatre. Her contribution to the university also includes building a university-wide assessment program for WASC accreditation, and leading the School of Business in achieving professional accreditation by ACBSP. She does occasional consulting, speaking, writing and teaching. Her interests in economics include poverty, inequality and gender. Her research is quantitative in nature and her most recent research assesses whether American women have been adversely impacted by globalization. She has an MA and PhD in economics from UCSD and a BA in mathematics from Point Loma College.


Becky has been married to Ray Havens for 25 years; Ray has a married daughter and a grand-daughter, and together they have two college age children, both students at Point Loma Nazarene University. They attend San Diego First Church of the Nazarene, and they love golf, tennis and long walks with their dogs during leisure time. The family enjoys three basenjis, one of which is from a litter of four puppies whelped at home.