About Our Faculty
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Key Faculty: Dr. Jacqueline J. McCoy
Dr. Jacqueline J. McCoy is a licensed attorney and interdisciplinary scholar specializing in doctoral education, business law, and research methodology. She serves as Discipline Chair for the DBA program at Concordia University Chicago and teaches at Capella University. Holding a JD, DBA, and MBA in Finance, Dr. McCoy mentors doctoral candidates in research design and writing and contributes to scholarly work on artificial intelligence, workforce trends, ethics, and applied research. Her work bridges academic theory with applied legal and business practice.
Working Together
In a perfect world, all teacher/student relationships would be strong and productive.
Yet challenges can arise in the best of learning situations. Occasionally things don't go as planned. We take a proactive approach to maintaining strong teacher/student relationships. We strive to stay aware of possible challenges and work together to find solutions.
Challenges You Might Create for Your Teacher:
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You seem to have Incompatible personalities. Sometimes you just don’t click.
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You are having difficulty keeping up with the assignments.
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You do not have a clear understanding of the assignments.
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You are not asking enough questions.
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You are not committing the time and resources to learn the material.
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Ineffective communication is frustrating to both of you.
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You are hard to reach.
Challenges Your Teacher Might Create for You:
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Again, incompatible personalities. Sometimes you just don’t click.
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Your teacher does not clarify what he or she expects of you week to week.
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Your teacher prefers a feedback approach that you don't like.
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Ineffective communication is frustrating both of you.
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Your teacher is unavailable or hard to reach.
