Dr. J. Mark Munoz
Assistant Professor of International Business
 Dr. J. Mark Munoz teaches Introduction to Business, International Business, International Management, International Business Consulting, International Immersion Program (for MBA’s) at the Tabor School of Business at Millikin University.
Academic Biography
Dr. Munoz earned his MBA and PhD in Management at the University of San Jose. He has worked for over 15 years in management capacities with international companies, and has conducted business in most parts of the world. He stays involved in several international business activities. He serves as member of the Board of Directors for two international companies, and facilitates international consulting and finance for companies in emerging markets.
His dedication to research has led to international recognition. Dr. Munoz is a two time recipient of the "Best Research Paper Award" in international conferences. He is published in several academic and business journals such as: International Journal of Management, International Education Journal, and the International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal among others.
He has presented papers in several international business conferences, and has authored three books: Land of My Birth (a socio political critique of the Philippines), Winning Across Borders (a 35-country study on the impact of globalization on contemporary business), and In Transition (a book on immigrant life in America).
Dr. Munoz is a multi-awarded professor. In 2005, he was awarded a Literary Award by the Philippine American Artists and Writers Association. In 2007, he was awarded a Teaching Excellence Award at Millikin University.
Teaching Philosophy
Dr. Munoz’s teaching philosophy is anchored on “experiential learning.” He believes that when students apply what they learn in theory, they will learn the subject matter more thoroughly and retain knowledge longer. He supplements lectures with interactive activities such as case studies, class exercises, role-playing, simulation, videos, and inviting guests as speakers. In most of his classes, students create business plans to apply what they learn. In a class called International Business Consulting, he works with a team of faculty and students to conduct research while traveling in a foreign country.
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