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Emerson E. Evans School of Business
College of Professional & Technical Studies
Bob Evans Farms Hall
740-245-7373 office; 740-245-7110 fax

Mission Statement

The Emerson E. Evans School of Business is a student-centered, business school dedicated to opening learning opportunities for students in leadership, collaboration, and business management. To successfully meet the challenges of the global market place, students develop partnerships with business owners and leaders to explore business operations and opportunities.

Facilities

The Bob Evans Farms Hall was built in 2001 and is the home of the Emerson E. Evans School of Business. A distinctive tower creates a central sky light in the center of the building, which houses two computer labs, faculty offices, a student lounge area, large and small meeting rooms, as well as classrooms.

Accreditation

The Emerson E. Evans School of Business at the University of Rio Grande has received specialized accreditation for its business programs through the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE) located at 11374 Strang Line Road, Lenexa, Kansas, USA. The business programs in the following degrees are accredited by the IACBE:

• Associate of Applied Business in Business Management (Main Campus and Meigs Center)
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Main Campus)

Additional Assessment Requirements for Business Majors:

All business students must take the following pre- and post-tests prior to graduation.

• Associate Degree - Pre-Test First Semester & Post-Test prior to graduation.
• Baccalaureate Degree - Pre-Test First Semester and Post-Test prior to graduation PLUS the Major Field Test in Business or an assigned equivalent.

Degree in Business Management

A degree in Business Management opens up a host of possible careers, perhaps more than any other, in profit as well as non-profit organizations and government. Possible careers and jobs include business research, investment feasibility studies, banking security trading, insurance, corporate finance, personal work, labor relations, product marketing, international commerce, real estate, etc. Someday the business graduate may start up a small business and be his/her own boss. S/he may manage people in manufacturing, construction, food processing, chemical operations, mining, oil production, government, information systems, a health care facility, an accounting department, a store, restaurant, etc. Many corporate lawyers have undergraduate degrees in Business.

The Emerson E. Evans School of Business incorporates the Rio model of two-year associate degree + two-year stackable bachelor degree. As mentioned earlier, a degree in business is versatile and provides job opportunities in various occupations. Our students are required to select an area of specialization during their first semester (Accounting, Banking, Healthcare Administration, Information Technology, or Marketing). Professional Certificates are awarded upon successful completion of the associate degree and a minor will be attached to their bachelor degree. 

Programs

• Business Management, A.A.B.

• Business Management, B.S.

• Accounting Minor
• Banking Minor
• Business Management Minor
• Healthcare Administration Minor
• Information Technology Minor
• Marketing Minor

• Accounting: Professional Certificate
• Banking: Professional Certificate
• Certified Financial Planning: Professional Certificate
• Healthcare Administration: Professional Certificate
• Information Technology: Professional Certificate
• Marketing: Professional Certificate

• Small Business Management: Certificate

Courses

• ACC 11403 - Principles of Accounting I
• ACC 12403 - Principles of Accounting II
• ACC 21403 - Intermediate Accounting I
• ACC 22403 - Intermediate Accounting II
• ACC 28801-03 - Selected Topics in Accounting
• ACC 34403 - Federal Income Taxation
• ACC 35403 - Management Accounting

• BM 10403 - Introduction to Business
• BM 20403 - Principles of Management
• BM 24503 - Project Management
• BM 27403 - Introduction to Business Law
• BM 28801-03 - Selected Topics in Business Management
• BM 28901 - Business Portfolio
• BM 31403 - Human Resource Management
• BM 32403 - Organizational Behavior
• BM 42403 - Organizational Theory
• BM 44403 - International Business
• BM 44503 - Project Management
• BM 46403 - Operations Management
• BM 47903 - Strategic Management
• BM 49102 - Internship/Experience in Business Management

• ECO 11103 - Contemporary Economics
• ECO 11403 - Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECO 12403 - Introduction to Macroeconomics

• FIN 20103 - Principles of Banking
• FIN 20403 - Financial Management
• FIN 21103 - Money and Banking
• FIN 21403 - Principles of Investment
• FIN 22103 - Banking Laws and Regulations
• FIN 22503 - General Principles of Financial Planning
• FIN 23403 - Risk Management and Insurance Planning
• FIN 23503 - Retirement Savings and Income Planning
• FIN 23603 - Estate Planning
• FIN 24403 - Investment Planning
• FIN 24503 - Tax Planning
• FIN 26403 - Consumer Lending
• FIN 27503 - Financial Plan Development
• FIN 28403 - Commercial Lending
• FIN 32503 - General Principles of Financial Planning
• FIN 33403 - Risk Management and Insurance Planning
• FIN 33503 - Retirement Savings and Income Planning
• FIN 34403 - Investment Planning
• FIN 34503 - Tax Planning
• FIN 35403 - Financial Administration of Health Care Facilities
• FIN 36403 - Consumer Lending
• FIN 38403 - Commercial Lending
• FIN 43603 - Estate Planning
• FIN 47503 - Financial Plan Development

• MKT 21403 - Principles of Marketing
• MKT 26403 - Professional Communication and Business Networking
• MKT 27403 - Advertising and Promotion
• MKT 28403 - Business-to-Business Marketing
• MKT 33403 - Marketing Research
• MKT 34403 - Consumer Behavior
• MKT 36403 - Professional Communication and Business Networking
• MKT 47403 - Marketing Management

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