Craig Letavec

Craig Letavec is an adjunct professor specializing in Management Information Systems, Operations, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics (MOA) at the University of Dayton. He holds a Master of Science from George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Dayton, reflecting advanced expertise and a strong foundation in business and technology disciplines.

In his teaching role, Craig is dedicated to equipping students with practical knowledge and analytical skills across information systems, operations, and supply chain management. His approach aligns with UD’s Marianist values of academic excellence, ethical leadership, and service to the broader community.

• BAN 616 - Project Management for Professionals
• MIS 301 - Information Systems in Organizations
• MIS 381 - Principles of Project Management 
• OPS 431 - Project Management

• George Washington University, MS
• University of Dayton, BS

• Project Management

• Letavec, C. (2014). Strategic Benefits Realization: Optimizing Value through Programs, Portfolios, and Organizational Change Management. J. Ross Publishing.
• Letavec, C. and Bolles, D. (2012). The PMOSIG Program Management Office Handbook: Strategic and Tactical Insights for Improving Results. J. Ross Publishing.
• Letavec, C., Rollins, S., Altwies, D. (2008). Program Management Professional (PgMP): A Certification Study Guide with Best Practices for Maximizing Business Results. J. Ross Publishing.
• Letavec, C. (2007). Program Management Office: Establishing, Managing and Growing the Value of a PMO. J. Ross Publishing.