Thinking Globally! MARK G. FENTON: BS, MS, MBA, ABD Assistant Professor Department of Business: UW-Stout, Menomonie, WI 54751 Office: 257 Tech Wing Telephone: 715.232.5268 Fax: 715.232.5004 E-mail: fentonm@uwstout.edu My Schedule Courses Taught: Advanced Psychology of Learning Principles of Management International Management Introduction to International Business Principles of Advertising Entrepreneurship Principles of Marketing Sales and Sales Management Cross Cultural Business Interactions Training Systems in Business and Industry  Communication and Information Technology General Psychology Macroeconomics Product Pricing Strategy Professional Development Please take a look at my Vita/Resume (In Update Process) MBA: International Business-University of Wisconsin-Whitewater MS: Training and Development-University of Wisconsin-Stout PhD Candidate- Indiana State University

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Professor Fenton is in his ninth year of teaching at UW-Stout teaching courses in business, international business and management, and entrepreneurship.  His current rank is at the Assistant Professor level. He is a member of several UW-Stout departmental, college level, and university committees.  He received a Masters of Science Degree in Training and Development from UW-Stout in May of 1999.  Along with an MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, his education includes an undergraduate degree in General Business Administration, Minors in Psychology and History, a Specialization in International Studies, and Concentration in Communications from UW-Stout.  He is currently working on his doctorate from Indiana State University with a field of study in Training and Human Resource Development.  Outside of teaching, his professional accomplishments include working for a then "Big Six" consulting firm and five years as a printing production manager.  Hobbies include travel, reading, golf, being active in the local community, and photography and raising his son, Gabriel.

Please take a look at Mr. Fenton's Training and Development masters thesis. It relates to the study, review, and recommendations of expatriate training for a small, but growing multinational digital technology company. If you would like to contact Mr. Fenton, please e-mail him at: fentonm@uwstout.edu.

Thesis: Multicultural Training at M.G.F. Inc.