Professor Kilcrease teaches various courses in business, business administration, and entrepreneurship. With more than two decades of teaching experience on the collegiate level, Professor Kilcrease has a constant desire to see students apply what they learn by using the classroom as a simulator to the real business world. He believes that it is not enough that students understand how a theory works, they must experience its ramifications and changes within the organization once it is applied.
Kilcrease, K. (2016). Perseverance on the Merrimack: The Challenges and Transformation of the Amoskeag Mill Yard from 1935-1975. Historical New Hampshire, 69(3), 190-212.
Kilcrease, K. (2013). Perspectives from HR Executives on Computer Based Training: An Examination into its Uses and Effectiveness Based on Organizational Size. Mustang Journal of Management and Marketing, 3(1), 49-63.
Kilcrease, K. (2013). The Success and Failures of Daniel Webster, the Farmer. Historical New Hampshire, 66(2), 75-80.
Kilcrease, K. (2011). A Lesson in Longevity: How J.E. Rhoads Survived for Over 300 Years and Became the Oldest U.S. Manufacturer. Pennsylvania History: a journal of Mid-Atlantic studies, 78(2), 200-225.