Rate My Professor Glenda Evans

Evans' research interests include management, business, business development, leadership, strategic planning, entrepreneurship, innovation, strategic analysis, business analysis, and organizational development. Her notable publications comprise the 2018 dissertation titled 'A Statistical Model for Predicting Failure of Institutions of Higher Education Using Financial and Other Institutional Parameters' and the 2014 article 'Issues Regarding Flat Tax Plans: Introducing the Evans Plan,' co-authored with P. Michael McLain and published in The Journal of Business and Finance Research, Volume 4, Issue 2, from Hampton University School of Business. She received recognition as a honoree at the 2021 Winter Educational Staff Institute alongside other Hampton University faculty. Evans has significantly contributed to institutional initiatives, including the launch of the $2 million Hampton University Workforce Development Enterprise in 2025, partnerships such as Project REAP for commercial real estate pathways aimed at professional athletes in 2026, and the appointment of Tyrod Taylor as inaugural Entrepreneur-in-Residence. She has presented at Hampton University's Researchers' Informational Forum, served on the Event Committee for HBCU Entrepreneur's Week, and participated as Co-PI in grant projects like the 2020 ESF-RWP application. Her work supports student engagement through programs like the Student Managed Investment Fund and advances workforce readiness and entrepreneurial education.