Johnson Controls Part-time Faculty Award, MSOE

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Milwaukee School of Engineering

Beth Slayman is an instructor in MSOE's Rader School of Business. She is a business operations and software applications manager with more than 25 years of experience. Slayman is an expert in strategic planning and project implementation to meet fast changing business needs and has specialized knowledge in the health care and financial services industries. Her specialties include software development management, regulatory design control of medical devices, leadership, problem solving, planning and facilitation. Slayman began her career as a software engineer and then became an IT group manager, director of R&D and an operations manager for a health care company,

Higher Education

Planning

Leadership

Software Development Management

Regulatory Design Control

Problem Solving

Facilitation

High resolution imaging using short TE and TR pulse sequences with asymmetric NMR echo acquisition

Nutation angle measurement during MRI prescan

Instructor

Beth Slayman

Education, Licensure and Certification

M.S.

B.S.

Biography

Areas of Expertise

Accomplishments

Johnson Controls Part-time Faculty Award, MSOE

Social

Patents

High resolution imaging using short TE and TR pulse sequences with asymmetric NMR echo acquisition

Nutation angle measurement during MRI prescan