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The Craig
School of Business
Peters Building, Room 282, (559) 278-2482
Fred J. Evans, Dean; Karen Dill Bowerman, Associate Dean
http://www.craig.csufresno.edu
2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 207
The
Mission
of the
School
The mission of the Craig
School of Business (CSB)
is to prepare students for
meaningful careers in the
regional, national, and glo-bal
business environments,
and to serve the Central California busi-ness
community as a resource center.
Accreditation
The B.S. in Business Administration was
first accredited in 1959 by the premiere
accrediting agency, the International Asso-ciation
for Management Education
(AACSB). The B.S. was the third accred-ited
business program in California, fol-lowing
UC Berkeley and UCLA and is one
of only 371 accredited business programs
in the U.S. The M.B.A. was accredited in
1974. Many subsequent accreditation re-views
have found CSB in compliance with
the demanding standards.
Advising
CSB operates an advising center, Under-graduate
Student Services, located in Pe-ters
Building, Room 185. Business stu-dents
are encouraged to have annual
advising sessions to assist in evaluations
and graduation requirements. Flow charts
are available for each of the ten options to
help students plan their academic program
and to ensure that courses are taken in
correct sequence.
A mentoring program matches students
with a faculty member in their field who
will assist with career or graduate study
information.
Scholarships
Incoming freshmen may apply by early
January for the prestigious Craig Scholars
or Fresno Merchants Scholars programs
through the CSB dean’s office. Selection is
based on academic indicators of high school
GPA and SAT or ACT scores, as well as
leadership and service. Contact the CSB
dean’s office or visit http://www.craig.
csufresno.edu/scholarship.htm.
The Craig School of Business in-cludes
the departments of Accoun-tancy,
Finance and Business Law,
Information Systems and Decision
Sciences, Management, Marketing
and Logistics, Aerospace Studies, and
Military Science. Degree programs
are the Master of Business Adminis-tration
and the Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration. Under-graduate
students select one of 11
different areas of specialization, or
options.
| Title | 2001-02 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2001-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 207 |
| Full Text Search | The Craig School of Business Peters Building, Room 282, (559) 278-2482 Fred J. Evans, Dean; Karen Dill Bowerman, Associate Dean http://www.craig.csufresno.edu 2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 207 The Mission of the School The mission of the Craig School of Business (CSB) is to prepare students for meaningful careers in the regional, national, and glo-bal business environments, and to serve the Central California busi-ness community as a resource center. Accreditation The B.S. in Business Administration was first accredited in 1959 by the premiere accrediting agency, the International Asso-ciation for Management Education (AACSB). The B.S. was the third accred-ited business program in California, fol-lowing UC Berkeley and UCLA and is one of only 371 accredited business programs in the U.S. The M.B.A. was accredited in 1974. Many subsequent accreditation re-views have found CSB in compliance with the demanding standards. Advising CSB operates an advising center, Under-graduate Student Services, located in Pe-ters Building, Room 185. Business stu-dents are encouraged to have annual advising sessions to assist in evaluations and graduation requirements. Flow charts are available for each of the ten options to help students plan their academic program and to ensure that courses are taken in correct sequence. A mentoring program matches students with a faculty member in their field who will assist with career or graduate study information. Scholarships Incoming freshmen may apply by early January for the prestigious Craig Scholars or Fresno Merchants Scholars programs through the CSB dean’s office. Selection is based on academic indicators of high school GPA and SAT or ACT scores, as well as leadership and service. Contact the CSB dean’s office or visit http://www.craig. csufresno.edu/scholarship.htm. The Craig School of Business in-cludes the departments of Accoun-tancy, Finance and Business Law, Information Systems and Decision Sciences, Management, Marketing and Logistics, Aerospace Studies, and Military Science. Degree programs are the Master of Business Adminis-tration and the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Under-graduate students select one of 11 different areas of specialization, or options. |
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