Graduates from the School of Management will be:Examples of how students can demonstrate the outcome:
To be
  • Critical Thinkers
  • Technologically Adept
  • Critical thinkers who integrate and synthesize information from multiple disciplines in order to make evidence based decisions.
  • Technology savvy business professionals who use appropriate quantitative or qualitative tools for the effective management of people, processes, and systems.
 To know
  • Seek Diverse Perspectives
  • Demonstrate leadership ability in various situations.
  • Professionals who are able to discuss the social, financial, environmental, legal and political or global issues facing contemporary organizations.
  • People who demonstrate professionalism and/or leadership skill within the context of the environment.
To do
  • Effective Communicators
  • Problem Solvers
  • The ability to  integrate theory and practical application using research to (a) identify and (b) solve business problems.
  • Demonstrate the ability to recognize and manage organizational problems in dynamic industry environments.

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MaryEllen Tedesco, M.S.
MaryEllen Tedesco, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Practice, Undergraduate Program Director for Business Administration and Department Chair
John Dion
John Dion, DBA
Associate Professor of Management, Graduate Program Director for Business Administration and Organization Management
Eileen Brownell
Eileen V. Brownell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management, Internship Coordinator and Graduate Program Director for Health Services Administration
Pamela Ko
Pamela Ko, J.D.
Associate Professor of Law and Undergraduate Director for Sport and Recreation Management

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