Dr. Angie McCoy is the Assistant Dean of the School of Business & Technology, MBA Program Director, and Assistant Professor at Newman University. In these roles, she contributes to academic leadership, program development, and strategic planning while mentoring students and supporting faculty initiatives across the School.
Dr. McCoy’s research interests center on issues in higher education, focusing on shared governance, the sustainability of the academic business model, and the design of curricula that engage diverse learning styles. She is particularly passionate about creating inclusive and adaptive learning environments that meet students' evolving needs.
Dr. McCoy teaches various undergraduate and graduate courses, bringing academic rigor and real-world relevance into the classroom. Her instruction emphasizes practical application, ethical leadership, and critical thinking.
Outside of her academic career, Dr. McCoy co-owns several oil field-related LLCs with her husband, contributing to her deep understanding of business operations and entrepreneurship. Through her work in academia and business, she is dedicated to preparing students for leadership roles and enhancing graduate business education's relevance and effectiveness.
- Doctor of Business Administration from Newman University in 2025
- Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Wichita State University in 2021
- MBA from Newman University in 2000
- Master of Urban Planning from the University of Kansas in 1999
- Bachelor of General Studies in American History from the University of Kansas in 1997
- Shared governance models in higher education
- Strategic academic planning and program management
- Curriculum development and reform in business education
- Strategic and ethical leadership in business organizations
- Nonprofit governance and operational strategy
- Designing and delivering business curriculum across undergraduate and graduate levels
- Adapting teaching strategies to accommodate diverse learning styles
- Industry-academia intersections in applied business contexts
AI in Action: Virtual Student Characters and AI-Powered Student Learning
Newman University Teaching and Learning Center Feb. 2025
From Perception to Practice: An Exploration of Shared Governance and the Academic Business Model in Higher Education
Dissertation Defense, Newman University Jan 2025
Bridging Success in Recruitment, Retention, and Graduation
Rufflao Noel Levitz, National Conference - Washington D.C. July 2022
Center of Hope, Executive Board Member
- Faculty Excellence Award, 2024
- Student Success Leadership, Credo, 2023
- Managing the Academic Enterprise, Ad Astra, 2021