Robert Bernier
- PhD (2000)
- Retired
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Alumni Update
Dr. Bob Bernier is retired from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2016, He had been at UNO for 42 years, 38 as state director of the Nebraska Business Development Center. From 1997 to 2016 he was also assistant dean of the College of Business Administration. He published articles related to economic development, served on accreditation teams for small business development centers, supervised more than 200 Master of Business Administration graduate students in professional practice, provided small business assistance curriculum assistance to universities in Brazil, Moldova, Romania and Sweden and helped build the Association of Small Business Development Centers into a national program of more than 1,000 offices.
In retirement, he now studies Sherlock Holmes an has contributed to Sherlockian journals, has served as president of the Rotary Club of Omaha Northwest, is treasurer of the Brook Hollow Condominium Regime homeowners association and enjoys time with eight grandchildren.
Additional Information
Alumni Update
Dr. Bob Bernier is retired from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 2016, He had been at UNO for 42 years, 38 as state director of the Nebraska Business Development Center. From 1997 to 2016 he was also assistant dean of the College of Business Administration. He published articles related to economic development, served on accreditation teams for small business development centers, supervised more than 200 Master of Business Administration graduate students in professional practice, provided small business assistance curriculum assistance to universities in Brazil, Moldova, Romania and Sweden and helped build the Association of Small Business Development Centers into a national program of more than 1,000 offices.
In retirement, he now studies Sherlock Holmes an has contributed to Sherlockian journals, has served as president of the Rotary Club of Omaha Northwest, is treasurer of the Brook Hollow Condominium Regime homeowners association and enjoys time with eight grandchildren.