It may not be the most orthodox way of becoming a college professor, but going on two years now, Anthony J. Stagliano Jr., former Widener alumni, has not only capitalized on a sales and marketing background to teach in the School of Business Administration but has also had the opportunity to teach food service sanitation among other curriculum. Now licensed in several capacities with various certificates and certifications, Professor Stagliano, who was also the CEO of REMEDY, continues to grow a career not just in his discipline but in education. His unique journey reflects a blend of practical experience and academic knowledge, allowing him to offer students invaluable insights into the business world.
Most Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the early morning, you will find Professor Stagliano teaching business management in the Leslie Quick School of Business and Administration building to upperclassmen. No need for coffee if you’re attending his classes, as you will certainly be woken up by his dynamic teaching style and engaging discussions. His enthusiasm for the subject matter and commitment to student success create an invigorating atmosphere that motivates students to actively participate and absorb the material.
Professor Stagliano’s approach to teaching emphasizes the importance of real-world applications, encouraging students to think critically and creatively about the challenges they will face in their careers. His commitment to fostering an engaging learning environment has made him a respected figure among students and faculty alike. As he advances in his role, Professor Stagliano exemplifies the spirit of innovation and dedication that Widener University instills in its alumni, inspiring the next generation of leaders to embrace learning as a lifelong journey.
