Expertise

Internet safety for children; technology in government; impact of technology on younger generations; emerging technology business models including social networking and crowdsourcing

Biography At-a-Glance

Stephen Haag is associate professor-in-residence for the Daniels College of Business and former chair of the department of information technology and electronic commerce. After receiving his doctorate in information systems from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1992, Haag was named assistant professor at the University of Minnesota Duluth. He joined the University of Denver faculty in 1995, and was named department chair in 2000.

When working with the media, Haag brings academic and community-based perspective to discussions of societal impacts of technology. He has been quoted in Parenting magazine and FoxNews.com on Internet safety, and was profiled by the Chicago Tribune in a feature on "Identity Terrorism."

Education 

• Ph.D., Information Systems, The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA)
• MBA, Business Administration, West Texas State University (WTSU)
• BBA, Computer Information Systems, West Texas State University (WTSU)

Academic Leadership Positions Held

• Chair, Department of Information Technology & Electronic Commerce, Daniels College of Business
• Director, Master of Science in Information Technology
• Director, Advanced Technology Center

Academic Positions Held

• Associate Professor-in-Residence, Daniels College of Business
• Assistant Professor, Texas A&M International University
• Assistant Professor, The University of Minnesota Duluth

Courses Taught

Software Engineering, Information Technology Strategy

Hobbies / Interests

• Public school administration (K-12)
• Coin collecting
• Cub and Boy Scouts
• Stamp collecting
• Adopting children internationally