Marvin H. Schulteis is instructor of Business Law and political science at Columbia College--Lake Campus, located at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. He has been an adjunct instructor at the college since 1999. He can be contacted by clicking on the "Links" page, just to the left .

Professor Marvin, J.D. is an attorney by education. He received his Juris Doctor degree in 1964 from Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas. Before teaching college, he completed a 30-year career upon retirement from Southwestern Bell Communications Corporation, now AT&T. During his business career, he primarily worked in the area of telecommunications utility regulation, representing the telephone company before regulatory commissions in both Kansas and Missouri.

Professor Marvin is now enjoying his "retirement" doing what he has always wanted to do, teaching college. He teaches both the initial and the advanced Business Law courses, as well as American Government, State & Local Government, Judicial Process, and an election season course, Media & Politics. You can access the "For Students" page to the left for announcements about upcoming classes taught by Professor Marvin. You can click the "Links" tab to access links to the Columbia College website and other links related to the courses.

Professor Marvin also writes a bi-weekly "Politics for Thinkers" newsletter and a twice-weekly piece, "Straight Talk" (access icons on the left). He is a bi-weekly guest political analyst on the KRMS 1150 AM "Morning Magazine," serving the Lake Area. You can access streaming audio of his latest radio appearance by clicking "Radio Show" on the left.

Professor Marvin's website is not sponsored nor associated with Columbia College.  It is a separate website owned and managed solely by Prof. Marvin.  The views expressed by Prof. Marvin in his writings or on the radio are not part of his duties at the college, nor do they represent the views of the college, nor do they necessarily reflect the thinking of his many colleagues at the college who may hold divergent opinions.