Michael D. Mattei, Ph.D., Professor in the Rubel School of Business
Dr. Mattei is a professor of management information systems in the Rubel School of Business. He received his Ph.D. at the University of Louisville and an MBA in finance from Indiana University-Bloomington. He has also served as Dean of
the School of Continuing and Professional Education, and Executive director of the Bellarmine Center for Interdisciplinary Technology & Entrepreneurship from 2004-2012. Dr. Mattei has been teaching information systems and entrepreneurship
for 18 years. Prior to beginning a career in teaching, he was vice president of information technology at IMX, Inc. His 15 years of corporate experience includes work at Cincinnati Milacron, General Electric, and Brown & Williamson,
where he served as manager of domestic and international marketing systems.
Angela D. Miller, Adjunct Faculty Design, Arts, and Technology / Communications / Theatre
Faculty Advisor / Co-Coordinator of TEDxBellarmineU
B.S. Psychology, Xavier University; M.S. Forensic
Science, San Diego; M.C.A. Theatre (Directing), University of Tasmania, School of Visual and Performing Arts, Australia; M.S. Digital Media, Bellarmine University
Angela has worked at Bellarmine since 2009 and has experienced
the good fortune of serving as both faculty and staff over the years. She has an eclectic background and holds three masters degrees with publications ranging from the Journal of Forensic Sciences to aired commercials on Southern Cross
Television: ABC, Australia. She has participated in several conferences including the annual Drama Tasmania teacher conference and the Kentucky Communication Association conference. Her experiences range from assistant directing at The
Old Globe Theatre to freelance work with private investigators to Artist in Residence opportunities in Australia. She is also an active member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. Aside from freelance work and teaching at
Bellarmine, Angela has been helping coordinate the TEDxBellarmineU annual conference since 2019. She will direct the occasional theatrical production or radio play but most of all she enjoys connecting students to local small businesses
for internship and employment opportunities.
Miller’s undergraduate courses include: Arts Entrepreneurship & Technology, Multimedia Communication, Digital Portfolio, Media & Society, Public Speaking, Perspectives
on Digital Media, and Acting.