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BUSINESS DIVISION
Division Head _____________ --------------- ------- McKee Fisk
Division Administrative
Assistant - - ------- -------- __________ .William C. Wayne
Bureau of Business Research
and Service Director___
Institute of Industrial
_______ .Roger vV. Allen
Relations Director______ .. .... Grady L. Mullennix
The Business Division prepares students for professional
careers in the business world and for
teaching in secondary schools. The program is
designed to provide a Imowledge of the principles,
procedures and art of business management; an
understanding of the role and responsibility of
business in present day society; a foundation of
basic background materials for participation in the
American enterprise system; and such proficiency
in technical skills and information as the job market
demands.
The division offers bachelor of science deg1·ee
programs in the four specialized business areas of
accounting·, business administration, marketing,
and office administration, and in agribusiness. A
minor and special courses arc offered to supplement
work in other fields.
Three master's degrees arc offered: the master
of business administration, master of science, and
master of arts. The master of business administration
degree is designed to prepare students for
careers in management of business enterprises and
otltcr organil'.atious, including public C<>l'p()ntious
tdllcacional systems, and nQnpr.ofit insritLHions. The
master of science degree provides spcciJ!izcd advanced
work in business as distinguished from the
broader program of management. Tltc master of
arts degree is designed to deepen the competence of
teachers of business subjects in secondary schools.
A Bureau of Business Research and Service and
an lnsti ute of Industrial Relations are part of the
division program.
The Business Division is a member of the
American Association of Collegiate Schools of
Business.
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8-175911
Business-------·- 106
Accounting
Agribusiness
Business Administration
Business Education
Marketing-Retailing-
Advertising
Office ,<\dministration
| Title | 1964-65 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1964-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 105 |
| Full Text Search | BUSINESS DIVISION Division Head _____________ --------------- ------- McKee Fisk Division Administrative Assistant - - ------- -------- __________ .William C. Wayne Bureau of Business Research and Service Director___ Institute of Industrial _______ .Roger vV. Allen Relations Director______ .. .... Grady L. Mullennix The Business Division prepares students for professional careers in the business world and for teaching in secondary schools. The program is designed to provide a Imowledge of the principles, procedures and art of business management; an understanding of the role and responsibility of business in present day society; a foundation of basic background materials for participation in the American enterprise system; and such proficiency in technical skills and information as the job market demands. The division offers bachelor of science deg1·ee programs in the four specialized business areas of accounting·, business administration, marketing, and office administration, and in agribusiness. A minor and special courses arc offered to supplement work in other fields. Three master's degrees arc offered: the master of business administration, master of science, and master of arts. The master of business administration degree is designed to prepare students for careers in management of business enterprises and otltcr organil'.atious, including public C<>l'p()ntious tdllcacional systems, and nQnpr.ofit insritLHions. The master of science degree provides spcciJ!izcd advanced work in business as distinguished from the broader program of management. Tltc master of arts degree is designed to deepen the competence of teachers of business subjects in secondary schools. A Bureau of Business Research and Service and an lnsti ute of Industrial Relations are part of the division program. The Business Division is a member of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. [ 105] 8-175911 Business-------·- 106 Accounting Agribusiness Business Administration Business Education Marketing-Retailing- Advertising Office ,<\dministration |
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