Marketing and Management

Management

For the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) with Management as the major field of concentration, students must choose one of the following five tracks:

Marketing

The degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Marketing as the major field of concentration is a program designed for students interested in careers in marketing (and related fields), providing preparation for jobs in branding, advertising, retailing, public relations, digital marketing, media design, marketing research, data analytics, marketing strategy, sales, product management, and services marketing, among many others. No more than six credit hours may be counted toward both a marketing major and any other major or track within the business school. Substitutions for marketing electives may be made only with the formal approval of the Department Chair. Students considering marketing as a major are advised to take MKT 319 Principles of Marketing before the fall semester of their junior year.

Students majoring in Marketing must choose one of the following four tracks:

Minors in Management

Faculty

Professors: Andrew B. Gustafson, Alexei Marcoux, Stacey M. Menzel Baker, Matthew T. Seevers, Sarah Singletary Walker

Professor Emeritus: Beverly J. Kracher, Palma Joy Strand

Associate Professors: Todd C. Darnold, M. Lance Frazier, Peter Jack Gallo, Bryan Johnson, Mary Dana Laird, Timothy P. McMahon, Eric J. Neuman, Erick Roark, Nicholas Santos S.J., Regina M. Taylor, Trent Wachner, James Zboja

Assistant Professors: Mary Lee Brock, Jason Marshall, Neel Pathak, Kimberly Rocheville, Qiuli Su

Instructors: Jill Buccheri, Rose H. Jarmon, Taylor Keen, Amy J. Parrish