Program Director: Roy Scheive, M.S.

Faculty: Mary Caparros, M. B. A. ; Thomas Clark, M. R. E. ; Alexander Czachura, M. B. A. ; Thomas Drake, M. S. ; Joanne Jakubowski, M. S. ; William Jarrett, M. B. A. ; Brian Lowery, M. L. A. ; Daniel Lowry, M. A. ; Janet McNair, M. A. ; Holly Nagy, M. S. Ed. ; Jeannine Pellettiere, M. P. A. ; Valerie Pennanen, Ph. D. ; Roy Scheive, M. S. ; Carolyn Shearer, M. S. ; Vicky Voller, M. S. ; Michael Wiening, M. S. ; Keisha Wesley, M. A. Ed.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Organization Management is designed to meet the educational needs of adults unable to complete their degree in the traditional manner. Adults with two years of transferable college credit can earn their degree in about 18 months by attending class one evening per week.

The program features flexible start-ups, convenient scheduling, and credit for prior accredited college work and credit for life learning experiences. It is designed for maximum convenience for the work and personal life of the busy adult.

Common learning goals are related to communication skills, leadership skills, interpersonal skills, organizational behavior, and problem solving, all delivered through a modular format. A discussion and problem solving approach encourages a cooperative, non-competitive classroom atmosphere.

Cluster groups of approximately 15 adult learners meet once a week for 4 hours and remain together for the entire program. A comprehensive curriculum of 14 modules provides students with about 18 months of concentrated studies. In addition, each student must draw on course work, library resources and prior experience to complete an integrative management project. The project provides a culminating experience designed to integrate outcomes from all course work and to link them to a work or organizational setting.

Mission Statement Vision Statement Objectives Requirements Courses Current Syllabi in Organization Management