Steve VanderVeen,
PhD
Professor of Management &
Director, Center for Faithful Leadership
PhD
Univ. of Illinois at Chicago, 1995
MBA
Western Michigan University, 1985
BA
Calvin College, 1982
Areas of Expertise:
•Management/Marketing
•Leadership
•Entrepreneurship
Research Interests:
•Business & Social Entrepreneurship
•Local
Business History
•Faith-based Experiential Learning
Selected Publications:
•Marty Lynn,
Michael J. Naughton, Steve VanderVeen (2010), "Connecting
Religion and Work," Human Relations, May
2004, pp. 675-701.
Academic/professional activities:
•ASI Student Consulting
•Hope Entrepreneurship Initiative
•LdOut3 Leadership Training
•LDRS Courses
Awards/honors:
In 2009, Christian Business Faculty Association Johnson
Award for scholarly contributions toward integrating the Christian
faith and business.
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Professor VanderVeen joined the
Hope College faculty in 2004, although his teaching career
began in 1989 at Calvin College. Prior to teaching, Professor
VanderVeen was a stockbroker. In August 2007, he took the role
of director of the Center for Faithful Leadership at Hope.
He teaches various project-based leadership courses and serves
students in the center's entrepreneurship mentoring and student
consulting programs. Additionally, he teaches a marketing course
for DEMA.
vanderveen@hope.edu
(616) 395-7574
Spring 2013 Office Hours:
Contact Sarah Kolean, kolean@hope.edu, for an appt.
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