Dr. Andrew Langewisch
Professor of Business Administration
402-643-7303 Andrew.Langewisch@cune.eduDunklau Center 162
Langewisch was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship in 2005. His Fulbright experience was to teach in Ukraine following the Orange Revolution. In 1998 he was selected to represent the University of Nebraska at the INFORMS Doctoral Colloquium. He also graduated in the top 10% of the University of Michigan M.B.A. class for 1985.
His publications and presentations include:
“Mean and Variance Bounds in Engineering Design Models Under Uncertainty,” in progress “Mean and Variance Bounds and Propagation for Ill-Specified Random Variables,” published in IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics—Part A: Systems and Humans, July 2004 “Finding Expected Values and Variances of Ambiguous Alternatives,” presented at INFORMS conference, Seattle, 1998 “Mean and Variance of Alternatives in Evidence Theory,” presented at IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1998 “Stochastic Dominance Tests for Ranking Alternatives Under Ambiguity,” published in European Journal of Operational Research, 1996, and presented to the IIE Research Conference in Minneapolis, 1995
Dr. Andrew Langewisch's Academic Programs
Undergraduate
Accounting
Pursue a career in finance or corporate management accounting, become an entrepreneur or find any number of other careers in accounting to ignite your passion for business when you puruse a degree in accounting from Concordia University, Nebraska.
Business Administration
The business administration major at Concordia University, Nebraska provides a broad foundation of knowledge and skills that prepares you for success in a wide range of organizations.
Business Communication
Concordia University, Nebraska’s business communication major equips students with the strategic communication, marketing and leadership skills needed to build strong relationships and communicate effectively in today’s business world.