B.S.
Business Administration
This program will provide you with a broad
overview of essential business management theory
in the core areas of finance, marketing, and
management. With this solid foundation of
knowledge, you will be prepared for employment
and advancement within a company, for entrance
into graduate school, or for launching your own
business. You will choose
one or two areas of concentration where you will
gain in-depth specialized knowledge.
Finance & Economics Concentration
In this concentration, you will investigate the
mechanisms by which scarce resources are
allocated, prices are determined, incomes are
distributed, and economic growth occurs. Your
courses will include Intermediate
Microeconomics, International Financial
Management, and Money & Banking.
International Business Concentration
The need for business managers who can work in
the global economy is rapidly growing. You will
explore business practices on an international
scale. You are encouraged to study abroad for at
least a semester and also to become proficient
in a second language. Some courses offered
include International Business, International
Financial Management and International Trade &
Finance.
Minor in Business Administration
An expertise in business management is an asset
to almost any major. This minor provides a
general overview of fundamental business
concepts and terminology and an introduction to
professional business skills. This minor is not
available to Business, Accounting, or Computer
Information Science majors.
Management Concentration
In this concentration, you will learn how to
effectively and efficiently utilize physical,
human, financial, and technological resources to
achieve the goals of organizations. You will
gain insight into resource management to meet
the constantly changing demands of our global
society. Courses include Entrepreneurship, Human
Resources Management, Industrial
& Organizational Psychology, International
Business, Labor Management Relations, and Public
Policy.
Management Information Systems Concentration
In this concentration, you will gain an
understanding of the principles and operations
of management information systems and their
importance as a tool in the planning, control,
and decision-making of an organization. You may
take courses such as Contemporary Issues,
Database Design, Emerging Business Technologies,
Fundamentals of Networking, Information
Technology Project Management, and Management
Information Systems.
Marketing Concentration
In this concentration, you will learn how goods
and services are channeled to the marketplace,
how demand is stimulated, and how business
identifies and meets the needs of the consumer.
Courses include Advertising, Consumer Behavior,
Internet Marketing & e-Commerce, Market
Research, and Publicity & Public Relations.
Minor in Business Administration
An expertise in business
management is an asset to almost any major. This
minor provides a general overview of fundamental
business concepts and terminology and an
introduction to professional business skills.
This minor is not available to Business,
Accounting, or Computer Information Science
majors.
Internships
You will be
encouraged to complete an internship
during your junior or senior year.
Opportunities exist in small, family-
owned businesses to large corporations.
Some recent internships were with
Articad NA, Inc.; Bureau of Diplomatic
Security; Hostelling International;
Integrated Petroleum Service, Venezuela;
Luzeiro Acos Finos e Metals, Spain; U.S.
Navy Inventory Control Program; Paradigm
Management Co.; Ripken Stadium; Sam’s
Club; and the Washington Center. |
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Entrepreneurial Education
In 2008, LHU was awarded a
PASSHE grant to open “The Haven
Center for Entrepreneurial
Education and Research.” This is
an entrepreneurial leadership
center including student
“incubator” services. |
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Facilities
All classrooms feature SmartBoard technology
which interfaces PowerPoint presentations, the
Internet and other learning software into the
class. Also, computers are equipped with current
industry standard software for student use.
Alpha Kappa Psi
A co-ed business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi is
the oldest and largest professional business
fraternity in the nation. With over 250
collegiate chapters and over 80 alumni chapters,
AKPsi has inducted more than one million
students into the national fraternity including
Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, and Malcolm Forbes
Jr.
Career Opportunities
After graduation, you may choose to work in any
of a wide variety of business settings in sales,
business consulting, accounting, marketing,
financial advising, and general management,
among others. You may also choose to continue to
graduate school. Recent graduates are studying
at Drexel University, University of Oklahoma,
Devry/Keller Graduate
School of Management, and Bloomsburg University.
Faculty
The business faculty combine academic knowledge
in their subjects with practical industry
experience to give you the best of both worlds.
Accessibility to your faculty is a critical need
for you to succeed and faculty-student
interaction is a key strength at LHU.
Dr. Peter Huegler
Ph.D. Industrial & Systems Engineering,
Lehigh University
M.A. Mathematics, Kutztown University
B.S. Mathematics/Physics, Albright
College
Dr. Marlene Jensen
D.B.A. Marketing, Argosy University
M.B.A. Marketing & International
Business,
Fordham University
B.A. Psychology, California State
University at L.A.
Dr. Marcia Kurzynski
Ph.D. Ethics, Loyola University
M.A. Religious Studies, John Carroll
University
M.B.A. Strategic Management,
Baldwin-Wallace College
B.B.A. Business Administration,
Marketing & Economics, Kent State University
Dr. Cori Myers
Ph.D. Higher Education Administration,
Penn State University
M.Ed. Higher Education Administration,
Penn State University
B.S. Management Science, Lock Haven
University
Professor Paul Obenreder
M.B.A. Finance, Kent State University
B.S. Accounting, University of North
Carolina
B.S. Management, Clarion University
C.P.A North Carolina |
“While in the
business program at LHU, I received high
quality and outstanding attention from
faculty and staff. Professors
continuously presented themselves as
personable and accessible and challenged
my personal development through
demanding course material.“
Angela Robison ‘08
“Unlike many universities, our business
programs benefit from and are influenced
by our strong information technology
background; and our computing programs
are grounded in solid business
principles.”
Susan H. Strayer
Department Chair |
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