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Professors: Donald E. Baack*,**, Thomas M. Box*, Henry L. Crouch* **,
Arthur K. Fischer*,**, Christine E. Fogliasso*, Choong Y. Lee*
Associate Professor: Jay van Wyk*
Assistant Professors: Mujtaba Ahsan, Richard C. Dearth*, Eric G. Harris*, Chairperson;
Lynn M. Murray
Instructors: Shipra Paul, Mary K. Wachter
* Graduate Faculty
** University Professor
Room: 110 Kelce
Telephone: 620-235-4588
Fax: 620-235-4513
Web site: http://www.pittstate.edu/mgmkt
email: mgmkt@pittstate.edu
Undergraduate
Graduate
The Department of Management and Marketing offers baccalaureate and masters degree programs. Baccalaureate degree programs are offered in management, marketing and international business. Minors are offered in business administration, international business and marketing. A graduate program is available leading to the Master of Business Administration degree with a emphasis in general administration.
Undergraduate Degree Programs
The department offers majors in management, marketing and international business leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. See here for Kelce College admission requirements.
Major in Management is designed for students who want a broad background for management positions in business, service industries, manufacturing or government.
Major in Marketing prepares students for positions in sales, merchandising, retail management, and market research in manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing institutions.
Major in International Business is designed for students who wish to pursue global business opportunities and positions.
Changes in Requirements
Baccalaureate degree curricula offered by the Department of Management and Marketing are periodically revised and updated. Such revisions will be communicated by the department to currently enrolled students majoring in its programs. Each student is required to graduate under the most recent curriculum in effect at the time of that student's graduation unless those revisions would extend the student's graduation date. Requests for exceptions to such curriculum revisions should be filed in writing with the department chairperson.
Junior Standing Prerequisite
Many undergraduate courses offered in the Department of Management and Marketing numbered 300 and above have a junior standing prerequisite. For purposes of this prerequisite, junior standing is defined as the completion of 55 semester hours applicable to the student's degree program.
Admission to Management or Marketing Programs
Students already admitted to the Kelce College of Business wishing to transfer their major to management, marketing or international business must have a 2.5 grade point average on all hours attempted at that time. |
