2023-2024 Academic Catalog

School of Business Administration

Students using computers in Davis Center for Portfolio Management

Trevor C. Collier, Dean
Marsha Keune, Associate Dean
Yue Pan, Associate Dean
Diane Sullivan, Associate Dean
Janet Leonard, Assistant Dean

Mission

The School of Business Administration is a learning community committed in the Catholic and Marianist tradition to educating the whole person and to connecting learning and scholarship with leadership and service in an innovative business curriculum designed to prepare ethical leaders for successful careers in a global business environment.

Our Approach

Through the curriculum and co-curriculum of the School, students develop the ability to integrate learning across disciplines, apply the theory they are learning to real business problems, and lead with ethics and integrity. Success in business requires an understanding of human values and the society in which business operates as well as mastery of the various areas of business. For this reason, the undergraduate curriculum includes three areas of coursework:

  • A foundation in liberal arts and sciences required by the University's Common Academic Program
  • A firm grounding in the common body of business knowledge (core business requirements)
  • Specialization in a business major