College of Business

During the course of his professional career Dr. Hastings has been an assistant prosecuting attorney, successful businessman (retail real estate development), practicing attorney, and has been teaching in various capacities for over twenty-five years at four different Michigan universities. Dr. Hastings currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses relating to the Legal and Ethical Environment of Business and Nonprofit Organizations.

Dr. Hastings is an AV Rated Attorney and a licensed Michigan real estate Associate Broker, The Hastings Company, Inc., Broker. His doctorate is in Educational Foundations and Policy, with a concentration in values, ethics, and morality.

Victor, G., and Hastings, H., (2017) Scalia’s Compulsory Binding Arbitration Legacy-Big Business Prevails at the Expense of Consumers, Employees and Small Business, State Bar of Michigan Consumer Law Section Letter, v.21, No. 2.

Victor, G. and Hastings, H., (2015) Defeating a Debt Collectors Use Of An Account Stated Theory To Circumvent The Four Year Statute in Deficiency Cases, State Bar of Michigan Consumer Law Section Letter, v. 19, No. 2, 2015.

Hastings, H. J. (2015). Abstract presentation: Trending Compulsory Binding Arbitration: Boon or Bane. 2015 Michigan Academy Conference, Berrien Springs, Michigan.

Victor, G. and Hastings, H., (2015) The Expanding Scope of Binding Arbitration and Some Small Victories for Consumers, State Bar of Michigan Consumer Law Section Letter, v. 19, No. 1, 2015

Hastings, H. J. (2012). TEDxEMU. The Importance of a Moral Point of View, Virtual.