Doug Fredrick

Doug Fredrick serves as a Visiting Professor of Management at Drury University's Breech School of Business Administration since 2025, maintaining full-time faculty status with active teaching responsibilities including structured office hours across weekdays. His professional foundation combines extensive legal practice with academic instruction in business law domains.

His academic credentials feature:

• Bachelors in Business Administration and Juris Doctor from UMKC
• Certificate of Comparative Law from Peking University, Beijing
• Masters in Military Science and Joint Airpower from Air Force Air University
• Graduate of United States Army Judge Advocate General School of Law
• Graduate of Air Force Squadron Officer School

Professor Fredrick's research centers on legal-business intersections with emphases on Business Law, Family Law, and Blockchain Technology. His expertise manifests in publications addressing Military Issues in Family Law and Cryptocurrency applications, reflecting both traditional legal frameworks and emerging digital asset challenges. He maintains active engagement through Missouri Bar committees and Continuing Legal Education seminars.

His scholarly output reveals a trajectory from foundational family/military law toward contemporary blockchain applications, demonstrating adaptability to evolving technological landscapes within legal practice. This progression underscores his commitment to addressing current business-law interface challenges.

Doug Fredrick previously led Drury University's NCAA Women's Triathlon program (2017-2020) and maintains military service as an Air Force Reserves JAG officer since 2013, following prior Army Reserves service (2005-2012).