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New Mexico State University 2002-2003 Undergraduate Catalog Undergraduate Catalog Office of Admissions, MSC 3A Box 30001 Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001 admissions@nmsu.edu Academic programs at New Mexico State University are available to all students without regard to age, ancestry, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Any item in this catalog is subject to modification at any time by proper administrative procedure. Catalog is effective Summer Session I, 2002 through Spring Semester, 2008. Table of Contents General Information The University Admissions Foreign Students Costs ... Accreditation College of Agriculture and Home Economics General Information Agricultural and Extension Education Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business Agronomy and Horticulture ... Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management College of Arts and Sciences General Information Aerospace Studies Art Astronomy ... Theatre Arts College of Business Administration and Economics General Information Accounting and Business Computer Systems Economics and International Business Finance ... Marketing College of Education General Information Counseling and Educational Psychology Curriculum and Instruction Educational Management and Development ... Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

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New Mexico State University 1996-1997 Undergraduate Catalog Undergraduate Catalog Admissions Box 30001 Dept 3A Las Cruces, NM 88003 admissions@nmsu.edu Academic Programs at New Mexico State University are available to all students without regard to age, ancestry, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Any item in this catalog is subject to modification at any time by proper administrative procedure. Catalog is effective summer session I, 1996 through Spring Semester, 2002. Table of Contents General Information The University Admissions Accreditation Foreign Students ... Regulations College of Agriculture and Home Economics General Information Agriculture Economics and Agricultural Business Agricultural and Extension Education Agronomy and Horticulture ... Home Economics College of Arts and Sciences General Information Aerospace Studies Art Astronomy ... Theatre Arts College of Business Administration and Economics General Information Accounting and Business Computer Systems Economics and International Business Finance ... Marketing and General Business College of Education General Information Counseling and Education Psychology Curriculum and Instruction Educational Management and Development ... Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

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First-Year Programs and Transition Services Academic Recognition First-Year Students Nontraditional Students EPY 101 ... First-Year Programs/Transition Academic Advising Prior to registering for classes, students need to turn in completed immunization records to the Admissions Office and receive academic advising through the college of your major. Academic policies pertaining to UNLV undergraduates are found in the front section of the UNLV Undergraduate Catalog , your contract with the University. Use of on-line academic advising information does not replace personal advising contact with your official advising center or faculty advisor. Contact your college for academic advising using the information below: Business - Accounting, Economics (BSBA and BA), Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing and Real Estate

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Rutgers Graduate School of Management MBA Program For information on MBA Admissions call 973/353-1234 The Rutgers MBA Program offers students an educational experience that is relevant and will stay with them throughout their careers. While at the Graduate School of Management, MBA students are exposed to an array of decision-making and problem-solving tools. They develop a set of skills with broad applicability in a wide variety of business situations, and they leave Rutgers equipped to handle demanding management assignments that require analysis, creativity, and leadership. Concentrations Rutgers MBA students are encouraged, but not required, to select a formal concentration, which will be noted on their final transcripts. A concentration represents a specialized field of study that students find extremely relevant and useful in pursuing their own particular career objectives. Full or Part-Time Study for the Rutgers MBA. In selecting the program that best suits an individual's professional needs and personal responsibilities, Rutgers students can be secure in the knowledge that they will have access to the same high-quality business education no matter what choice they make. Full-time students are admitted to the Graduate School of Management in September of each year and attend classes on either the Newark or New Brunswick campus. Most students attend school during the fall and spring trimesters and use the summers for internships or other valuable employment opportunities. Typically, they receive their degrees in twenty-two months. By attending summer classes, it is possible to complete the program in less time.

46. Survival Training Get free information on Small business, Franchises, finance and more or the professionalizationof the business by hiring and the goals of the family and company http://www.entrepreneur.com/Your_Business/YB_SegArticle/0,4621,227635,00.html

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47. Growing Global information on Small business, Franchises, finance and more! of the best investmentsa family business can make family businesses should also pay attention to http://www.entrepreneur.com/Your_Business/YB_SegArticle/0,4621,226777,00.html

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A African Languages and Literature African Studies (PhD Minor and Graduate Certificate only) Afro-American Studies Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Journalism ( see Life Sciences Communication Agricultural and Applied Economics Agronomy Air Resources Management (Graduate Certificate only) Animal Sciences Anthropology Art Art Education ... Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences B Bacteriology for PHD, see Microbiology Biochemistry Bioinformatics (Graduate Certificate only) Bioinformatics (Capstone Certificate) Biomedical Engineering Biometry Biomolecular Chemistry Biophysics ... Business: Supply Chain Management C CREECA (Ctr for Russia, East Europe, and Central Asia) ( see Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies Cancer Biology Cartography and Geographic Information Systems for Capstone Certificate, see Geographic Info Systems ... Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development Consumer Behavior and Family Economics ( see Human Ecology Continuing and Vocational Education Counseling Counseling Psychology ... Curriculum and Instruction D Dairy Science Design Studies ( see Human Ecology Development E East Asian Studies (PhD Minor only) Economics Education and French Education and German Education and Mathematics ... Energy Analysis and Policy (Graduate Certificate only) Engineering Please see the department's website before applying Engineering Management Specialization (Graduate Certificate only) Engineering Mechanics English also see Creative Writing English Linguistics (PhD Minor only) Entomology Environmental Chemistry and Technology Environmental Monitoring European Studies (Graduate Certificate only)

51. ZLI For Entrepreneurial Studies capital and private equity finance and has management Consulting; Entrepreneurialmanagement; and Continuing a Legacy Leading a family business. http://www.zli.bus.umich.edu/who_we_are/ex_committee.html

Mission and Goals Advisory Board Executive Committee Staff Members Executive Committee The Executive Committee is comprised of Faculty of the University of Michigan Business School and offers University oversight for the Institute. David Brophy Department of Finance David Brophy is the Director of the Center for Venture Capital and Private Equity Finance and Associate Professor of Finance. He teaches courses in domestic and international venture capital and private equity finance. He conducts extensive research on venture capital and private equity finance and has twice won the national Association of Small Business Investment Companies Research Award. Dr. Brophy invests in, serves as director for and consultant to emerging growth companies. Phone: 734-764-7587 Email address: djbrophy@umich.edu Michael Gordon Department of Computer and Information Systems Michael Gordon is a Professor of Computer and Information Systems and Associate Dean for Information Technology. Professor Gordon teaches Business Processes and Information Technology, a course that is geared at getting students to understand the relationship among organizations, processes, people and technology. He has done much research on information retrieval, which concerns people's abilities to locate, make sense of and create new knowledge from stored information. He is also interested in understanding what makes education truly effective, and how information technology can support this aim.

52. Transfer Areas Of Study family Life Education. family Studies. Film Video Studies. finance. Fire ScienceGeneral Emphasis. Hospitality. business. Tourism management. Human Resources. http://www.lcc.edu/transfer/areas_of_study.htm

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53. Colleges finance, management, marketing and operations management. business administration,economics and finance. and Entrepreneurship, the family business Center, the http://www.udel.edu/Development/page2/colleges.html

How can you support the University of Delaware COLLEGES College of Agriculture and Natural Resources The College offers 17 majors, including agriculture economics, animal science, bioresources engineering technology, food science and technology, horticulture, natural resource management and wildlife conservation. It has an enrollment of 694 undergraduate and 164 graduate students. The College has world-class programs in poultry diagnostics, environmental soil science, and landscape horticulture, the latter through the Longwood Graduate Program. It is home to the Allen Biotechnology Laboratory, considered among the finest of its kind in the world. Joseph W. Bradley Director of Development jbradley@udel.edu College of Arts and Science The College is the largest at the University of Delaware, with 8,156 undergraduate and 1,073 graduate students. It has 27 departments, ranging from English, history and anthropology to chemistry and biochemistry, computer and information sciences, and physics and astronomy. The College is home to the graduate-level Professional Theatre Training Program. Graduates include MacArthur Fellows in 1998 and 1999 and Rhodes Scholars in 1991 and 1998. Kevin G. McCullen

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55. Wake Forest University Babcock Graduate School Of Management - MBA of Managerial Economics and finance Wake Forest University Babcock Graduate Schoolof management. April 1999 family business Initiative Pros and Cons http://www.mba.wfu.edu/news/newsaudio.htm

Audio/Video Guest Lectures To play the lectures, you must download the free RealAudio Player . (If you are using an older version of RealAudio, you may need to complete the download to update your Player.) Wake Forest University Saturday MBA Program Kickoff Ken Thompson Chairman, President and CEO Wachovia Corporation February 2003 Babcock Leadership Series Lecture Leadership and Values John Allison February 2003 Babcock Leadership Series Lecture The Inevitable Linux Momentum Matthew Szulik Chairman, CEO and President, Red Hat, Inc. November 2002 Babcock Leadership Series Lecture A Woman's Journey to Empowerment Kathryn B. Freeland Founder and CEO, RGII Technologies Inc. November 2002 Brand Management Lecture International Multifoods Corp.: The Transition to a Branding Focus Gary Costley Chairman of the Board and CEO of International Multifoods Former Babcock School Dean November 2002 Babcock Leadership Series Lecture - Charlotte Parlez Spanglish? Mexico's Perspective on NAFTA: Myths and Realities Jorge Rodriguez Executive Director, Bank of America Mexico, S.A.

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Iowa State MBA Specializations Have it your way with the ISU MBA. Select from one of our MBA specializations or select the traditional general management MBA. It's your ambition so make it your MBA. Accounting Combine a broad understanding of business management along with intensive study in the field of accounting and complete Iowa's standard of 150 credit hours for entry into the accounting profession with the accounting specialization. Agribusiness Today's consumer-focused and globally competitive food and agriculture sector requires managers to be well grounded in general business management and understand the distinctive characteristics of the industry. Our agribusiness specialization will prepare you for management positions in this increasingly complex field.

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59. Singapore Management University: Degree Programmes business Law. finance. management of People at Work. Entrepreneurship businessCreation. business Process. Back to Top. Work family. Conflict Resolution. http://www.smu.edu.sg/degree_programmes/bacc/courseareas.htm

Bachelor of Accountancy FAQs Bachelor of Business Management Bachelor of Science (Economics) Bachelor of Science (Information Systems Management) ... MSc in Applied Finance Related News SMU offers Double Degree in BBM and BAcc SMU Launches MSc in Applied Finance by Coursework Go to.... About SMU Admissions Degree Programmes Job Opportunities Research Student Affairs Executive Education SMU Logo Intranet Site Map Search Contact Us Archives Home " SMU has got many unique and talented individuals; from the students to staff and faculty. And this is what makes up the SMU spirit and sets it apart from any other universities. We interact." Elfarina Mohammed Zaid Bachelor of Accountancy BUSINESS FOUNDATION Courses in Business Foundation will provide students with a basic background for statistics and economics. Those who have been examined in the course(s) may be granted up to 2 exemptions.

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