Anderson University

Anderson University is a Christian College near Indianapolis ranked as one of America's top universities.

Visit Anderson University at Anderson.edu

Undergraduate Majors include:

Graduate Programs

School of Theology

Falls School of Business
(college of business)

School of Music
(college of music)

School of Nursing
(college of nursing)

School of Education
(college of education)

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Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,700 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson continues to be recognized as a top Christian college: in 2008, U.S. News and World Report ranked Anderson University among the best colleges and universities in the Midwest for the fourth consecutive year. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 60 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, education, music, nursing and theology.

Dr. Wendell Seaborne

Associate Professor of Management &

Austin/Cooper Endowed Professor in Global Studies


B. A. in Political Science, Indiana University - Bloomington

MBA in Finance, Anderson University

Ph. D. in Organizational Leadership, Regent University

Contact Information:

1303 E 5th Street

Anderson, IN 46012

(765) 641-4355 voice

(765) 641-4356 fax

wseaborne@anderson.edu

Wendell Seaborne, Ph. D.

Syllabi of current courses (Spring 2010):


Global Business - BSNS 3120

Strategic Management - BSNS 4500

Competition & Strategy - MBA - BSNS 6450

Office Hours

              By appointment


Bio/Vitae

I began my service to Anderson University’s Falls School of Business as an adjunct professor in the MBA program in 1999 and accepted a full-time appointment as an Associate Professor of Finance & Business in the fall of 2006. In the spring of 2008, I changed my field of teaching to become an Associate Professor of Management. In January, 2009, I was named the Austin/Cooper Endowed Professor of Global Studies for the Falls School of Business. This will allow me to work with the Global Business majors, arrange for international cultural experiences for students and faculty, and the required international study opportunity for the majors.

My earlier career was 27 years with a major electric utility, Duke Energy-Indiana and its predecessor companies: Cinergy-PSI, PSI Energy, and Public Service Indiana. During this time, I held progressively more responsible positions; in total 17 jobs in ten locations. I hope I bring that experience into my classrooms and the students benefit from it.

Additionally, I have served my many communities where I have lived through not-for-profit service with around 40 different organizations. I have over 200 years combined service through this venue, with 12 of those years as the presiding officer, an additional 30 as an officer, and over 50 as a board member. Governors in both Kentucky and Indiana recognized my efforts with appointments as a Kentucky Colonel and as a Distinguished Hoosier.

My research and consulting interests lie in the field of developing leaders, implementing change, and strengthening teams. Additionally, I enjoy public speaking on a host of topics.

My current civic service includes:

Immediate Past-Chair of the Fishers Chamber of Commerce board

Member of the Legacy Fund board, and Chair of the Grants Review committee


Dr. Seaborne is a faculty member within the Anderson University Falls School of Business, which is one of the leading business schools within any Christian college in the nation. Falls School of Business includes eight undergraduate majors, as well as unique offerings such as a residential MBA and traditional professional MBA, as well as one of the only DBA programs specifically designed for professors and faculty of Christian Colleges and Universities. Falls School of Business also offers a unique MSN-MBA program that works in tandem with the Anderson University School of Nursing to provide a program designed for nurses in management and leadership.

The mission of the Falls School of Business is to create an environment that will enable and encourage graduates to be professionally competent, ethically sensitive, and informed by the Christian ideal of servanthood. This mission is realized through a commitment to teaching excellence and genuine concern for each individual student, and is supported by a faculty commitment to continuous professional development and service to the community.

Anderson University's Fall School of Business offers the following distinctions:

The Falls School of Business offers stand-alone majors in:

Within several majors there are opportunities for students to further specialize through the
selection of a concentration. These concentrations include:

Majors Concentrations
Accounting          
Business Administration complementary        
Economics Economic Policy Globalization      
Entrepreneurship          
Finance Investments Entrepreneurship      
Global Business Accounting Economics Finance Management Marketing
Management Organizational Management Nonprofit Leadership Entrepreneurship Global Business  
Marketing eBusiness Marketing Strategy & Tactics Integrated Marketing Communications Global Communication Music Business

A wide selection of business minors is available to all students, whether their major is inside or outside
of the Falls School of Business. These minors include:

  • Accounting
  • eBusiness
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • Global Business
  • Marketing
  • Management
  • Nonprofit Leadership

Anderson University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

The Falls School of Business is further accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). This accreditation currently includes the undergraduate and MBA programs. New programs are required to wait a minimum of two years before they qualify for accreditation. The Doctor of Business Administration program has been designed to meet the rigorous standards of ACBSP, and is in the process of being submitted for review.

The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs was established in 1988. ACBSP was established to encourage, promote and recognize outstanding business education in two and four year, and graduate institutions. The organization focuses on colleges and universities who have the teaching/learning process as their primary mission. There are currently over 450 member institutions in the United States and globally, of which approximately 130 are accredited baccalaureate/graduate institutions.

The Falls School of Business was accredited in 1995, the first member institution of the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities to receive this prestigious accreditation.


Anderson University is a part of the CCCU (The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities) and reflects its commitment as a Christian College in all of its academic programs.