Douglas LeVeque

Title
Adjunct Instructor I
Email
Department
Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences
College
College of Arts & Sciences
Douglas LeVeque

Doug LeVeque currently resides on a 2,400 acre ranch that was homesteaded by his G-Grandfather in the mid 1800's. It is located about thirty miles south of the city of Great Falls, MT. He is an assistant professor and has been married to his wife Ronnie since 1976. They have three children and six great grand children. All are spoiled to death. Doug has taught for several universities including Park University, Montana State University, The University of Great Falls, and of course Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He has held the positions of Academic Director of the Great Falls campus of Park University and Director of Academics for ERAU at the Great Falls campus.

Doug served in the USAF from 1974 to 1980 and was last stationed behind the wall in Berlin Germany. He was also stationed at Offutt AFB in Nebraska where he helped develop the electronic counter measures system on the B-1 Bomber.

Being a contractor at one time, Doug built the house he lives in and now builds custom cabinets and frames on the side.

  • M.S. - Master of Science in Education: Learning Development, Montana State University-Northern
  • B.S. - Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, University of Great Falls
  • B.S. - Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business, Montana State University
  • ECON 211: Macroeconomics

STAT 211 - Statistics with Aviation Applications

STAT 222 - Business Statistics

ECON 210 - Microeconomics

ECON 211 - Macroeconomics

Doug served six and one half years in the United States Air Force and was the recipient of the Air Force Commendation Metal. Doug has been teaching since 1990 at four universities. He was the recipient of the Innovation in Academic Services Award form Park University for 2010/2011. Doug was also the recipient of the NISOD Excellence Award from the University of Texas at Austin and was selected to represent Montana State University College of Technology at the restructuring conference for the Montana State University system.