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The Business Division prepares srudents for pro-fessional
careers in the busines world and for
teaching in secondary schools. The program- is
designed to provide a knowledge of the'principles,
otocedures and art of business management; an
'understanding of the role and responsibility of
business in present day society; a foundation -of
basic backgr-ound materials for panicipation- in the
American enterprise systemi and such proficiency
in technical skills and information as the iob mar-ket
demands.
The division ofiers bachelor of science degree
Drosrams in the three specialized business areas of
acc6unting, business administration, and marketing,
and in agribusiness. Bachelor of arts degree pro-nr"-,
,tE ofiered in secretarial administration, in
i'etter"l business, and in business education leading
io teaching credentials. Minors and special courses
are ofiered to supplement work in other fields.
Thb master of science degree is designed to pro-vide
advanced work in business, particularly in
management. The master of arts degree is-designed
to deipen the competence of teachers of business
subjecti in secondary schools and iunior colleges.
A Bureau of Business Research and Service and
an Institute of Industrial Relations are part of the
division program.
The Business Division is a member of the
American Association of Collegiate Schools of
Business.
BUSINESS DIVISION
Division Head ------ ---McKee Fisk
Divisional Adminisuative
Assistant C. Wayne
lgcl
Business -----------:------------ 100
Accouting
Agribusiness
Business Administration
Business Eclucation
General Business
Marketing-Retailing-
A<lvertising
Secetarial Administration
| Title | 1962-63 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1962-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 099 |
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The Business Division prepares srudents for pro-fessional
careers in the busines world and for
teaching in secondary schools. The program- is
designed to provide a knowledge of the'principles,
otocedures and art of business management; an
'understanding of the role and responsibility of
business in present day society; a foundation -of
basic backgr-ound materials for panicipation- in the
American enterprise systemi and such proficiency
in technical skills and information as the iob mar-ket
demands.
The division ofiers bachelor of science degree
Drosrams in the three specialized business areas of
acc6unting, business administration, and marketing,
and in agribusiness. Bachelor of arts degree pro-nr"-,
,tE ofiered in secretarial administration, in
i'etter"l business, and in business education leading
io teaching credentials. Minors and special courses
are ofiered to supplement work in other fields.
Thb master of science degree is designed to pro-vide
advanced work in business, particularly in
management. The master of arts degree is-designed
to deipen the competence of teachers of business
subjecti in secondary schools and iunior colleges.
A Bureau of Business Research and Service and
an Institute of Industrial Relations are part of the
division program.
The Business Division is a member of the
American Association of Collegiate Schools of
Business.
BUSINESS DIVISION
Division Head ------ ---McKee Fisk
Divisional Adminisuative
Assistant C. Wayne
lgcl
Business -----------:------------ 100
Accouting
Agribusiness
Business Administration
Business Eclucation
General Business
Marketing-Retailing-
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