Welcome to the homepage of Professor Lee E. Green, Department of Business, Baker University. Click on the above icons to reveal navigational tables of contents. Course Syllabi contains links to all of Professor Green's semester and interterm course syllabi, course materials, course assignments and on-line projects. Academic Advising contains information for Professor Green's advisees on major and concentration requirements in business, accounting, economics, international business, finance, management, marketing, and sports management, along with information on Baker's pre-law program and tips on preparing for law school. Harlaxton College contains a virtual tour of Harlaxton, information on academic programs at Harlaxton, details regarding travel opportunities available to students attending Harlaxton, and application procedures. Athletics Eligibility contains the NAIA academic eligibility rules for participation in varsity sports and information regarding Professor Green's role as Baker's Faculty Athletics Representative to the NAIA.     

Mabee Hall, constructed in 1911, is the home of the Department of Business & Economics along with the Psychology Department, the Sociology Department, and the Athletics Department. The building houses faculty offices, classrooms, computer labs, conference rooms, a fitness center, a weight room, and a gymnasium. Mulvane Hall, constructed in 1925, houses the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Environmental Science. Parmenter Hall, originally constructed in 1863, houses the Department of Art along with the Holt Russell Gallery and the Darby Hope Theater. Harlaxton College, located north of London near Grantham, England is one of the favorite study abroad destinations for Baker students and is considered to be an integral (although distant) part of the Baker campus and community. The Collins Sports Center is a state-of-the-art arena that is home to Baker's men's and women's basketball teams. The Osborne Chapel, located in an arboretum on the east side of campus, was originally located in the village of Sproxton, England and was moved to its present location in 1996. Disassembled by stone masons in Sproxton and reassembled stone-by-stone on campus, the chapel was rededicated by former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher whose father, a Methodist minister, had preached in the chapel during the 1930s.

     Lee Green is an attorney and a full professor in Baker University's Department of Business and Economics. He teaches a variety of law and business courses, including Business Law I, Business Law II, Constitutional Law, Sports Law, Sports Management, Income Taxation, and Introduction To Business. Both his law degree and his undergraduate degree in accounting/business administration are from the University of Kansas. He has also studied law at The London School of Economics and King's College London. His professional work experience includes the Kansas City law firm of Blackwell Sanders and the big-five accounting firm of KPMG, Int'l.  

   As a member of the Baker faculty, he has had extensive opportunities to travel abroad, spending a semester teaching at Harlaxton College in England, an interterm teaching in Baker's MBA program in Tapei Taiwan, and several summers taking graduate law courses in Europe and England. During Baker's January Interterms, he has taught a number of special topics courses, including The History Of Washington D.C. (a travel interterm taught in D.C.), The History Of Baseball (a travel interterm taught at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown), The Power Of One: How You Can Improve The World Through Volunteerism (an experiential interterm spent designing and executing community service projects), Entrepreneurship (an experiential interterm spent preparing a business plan for a startup company), and The Bill Of Rights In Action (a study of landmark civil liberties court cases and their impact on the lives of Americans).  

     He is Baker's Faculty Athletics Representative to the NAIA and is responsible for monitoring the academic eligibility of the university's 350+ student-athletes and ensuring Baker's ongoing compliance with all NAIA rules governing athletics. As Baker's F.A.R., he is a member of the Heart of America Athletics Conference's Board of Governors and he attends, in addition to the NAIA National Convention, three HAAC governance conferences each year. He also assists in the coordination of Baker's pre-law programs and he is a faculty sponsor for the Chancery Club, Baker's pre-law society (see Pre-Law Programs for more information if you are interested in joining). He is the faculty sponsor for the Blue Key Society, an academic honorary for outstanding juniors and seniors (contact Professor Green for application information). His Baker duties have included service on Faculty Senate, the Educational Programs Committee, the Academic Standards Committee, the Teacher Education Committee, the Faculty Growth & Enrichment Committee, the Faculty Development & Evaluation Committee, the Faculty Grievance Committee, the Co-Curricular Events Committee, and the Student Activities Committee (as faculty sponsor).    

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     Professor Green is a lifelong resident of the Kansas City area and he presently resides in Overland Park, Kansas. He enjoys traveling, sports, reading, and movies. For the past fifteen years, he has spent part of all of each summer on South Padre Island, Texas (see favorite links below). Baker has afforded him the opportunity to travel abroad on a number of occasions. In both the 1992 Fall Semester and the 2002 Spring Semester, he taught in Baker's study abroad program at Harlaxton College in England (see Harlaxton College link above). He has also spent time in Taipai, Taiwan, teaching courses in American Business Law to Chinese university students. He spent the summer of 1995 studying international law at the London School of Economics and he spent the summer of 1999 studying international law at Kings College London.    

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