Madonna U - Business School Communicator Newsletter 2014-2015

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School of Business Communicator, July, 2015

Message from the Dean Welcome to the Madonna University School of Business. We are the premier provider

of baccalaureate and graduate business education in the Livonia, MI area. The upcom-

ing 2015-2016 school year is a very important year for us. It is our “Self-Study”

year. We will demonstrate our compliance and excellence in business education as

outlined by (6) standards of the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Pro-

grams (ACBSP) global accrediting body.

We are coming off of an amazing academic year! All of our undergraduate and graduate business programs have been restruc-

tured and strengthened to better match and meet the needs of employers of all sizes and types. We developed both a Business

Advisory Board (BAB) and a Student and Stakeholder Advisory Council (SSAC) as a means to better listen to and hear from inter-

nal and external stakeholders. In addition, the School of Business faculty built and implemented a comprehensive Assurance of

Learning (AOL) system to ensure that key learning outcomes are measured in each of

our degree offerings. Please know that the entire faculty and staff of the School of Busi-

ness is committed to preparing each of our students to excel in all areas of business

acumen.

As you read through this year’s Communicator Newsletter, you will have the opportunity

to rewind and reflect through the 2014-2015 Academic Year. Do enjoy and thanks again

for your participation and support of the Madonna University School of Business!

Vision Statement

The Madonna University School of Business aspires to be a leading provider of business

education in the Metropolitan Detroit area and beyond, internationally recognized for

preparing students to create, manage, serve and lead organizations with humanism,

ethics, and integrity.

Dr. C. is always around (on campus and/or virtually @DrCMoorer). Please feel free to

call or stop by the office to schedule a time to chat!

Most sincere and kindest regards,

Cleamon Moorer Jr., D.B.A. Dean

School of Business Newsletter End of Year Report

COMMUNICATOR

July, 2015

In This Issue

Page School of Business Mission ...................................... 2 Spotlight on Faculty ................... 3 New Graduate Programs .................................. 4-5 Advising .................................... 6 International Programs .................................. 7-8 Center for Business Development and Com-munity Vitality Grand Opening ... 9 McManus Lecture Series........................................ 10 Honors Convocation……. .......... 11-14 Calendar ................................... 15 Contact Us ................................ 16

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The School of Business Mission The School of Business Mission The School of Business Mission

The mission of the School of Business at Madonna University is to promote academic student excellence in undergraduate and graduate education. As a community of learners, faculty and students will study the foundational principles of business and will be prepared to become knowledgeable, ethical, professional, articulate global workers and citizens. Therefore, School of Business academic programs will challenge students, add a solid body of knowledge, understanding, and experience in various aspects of business, and be taught in view of the global business environment.

Broad-Based Student Learning Goals

1. Students will learn the disciplinary knowledge and competencies of business in general and of their particular program of study or major.

2. Students will develop an understanding and knowledge of the global environment in which business decisions are increasingly made.

3. Students will become ethical decision makers.

4. Students will learn quantitative and qualitative tools for making decisions.

5. Students will use technology to assist them in making informed business decisions.

6. Students will communicate effectively in oral/written form.

Broad-Based Operational Goals

1. The School of Business will offer comprehensive and current degree programs that prepare students for entry level careers, job advancement, graduate school, and professional advancement.

2. The School of Business will attract and retain faculty who are effective teachers and who seek professional advancement.

3. The School of Business will provide student services such as advising, internships, service learning opportunities, and technological support which contribute to excellence in education and foster a link between school and the world of work.

4. The School of Business will integrate the teaching-learning of ethical decision making in courses in all of its majors.

5. The School of Business will emphasize oral and written communication skills for students in all of its majors.

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PRESENTATIONS

Career Day, Detroit Central Academy, June 2014

Strategic Planning Retreat (Featured Speaker), Detroit Recovery Project, August 2014

REI Innovate Michigan! Summit in Lansing, September 2014

Career Day, Niles High School in Troy, October 2014

Career Day, Renaissance High School in Detroit, December 2014

Equal Pay Day in Lansing, April 2015

Tata Technologies, a hospitality event (hosting Pen Bev Corporation from Cape Town, South Africa) in Detroit, May 2015

Mary Mahoney Scholarship Breakfast in Detroit, May 2015

Michigan Economic Security Conference in Mackinaw City, May 2015

NON PROFIT BOARD LEADERSHIP

Detroit Artist Market Mosaic Youth Theater of Detroit First Children’s Finance South Oakland Shelter

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP

Faculty Advisor, Future Business Leaders Club, Madonna University

Institutional Standing Committee on Campus Diversity and Inclusion (ISCCDI) at Madonna University

Spokeswoman: Michigan Partners Project, Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan

EDA University Center for Regional Economic Innovation (REI) at the MSU Center for Community and Economic Development.

Dissertation Advisor, PHOD Program, Assumption University, Thailand

CHAPTERS

2015 (Chapter) -When Riot is Reason: How Higher Education Can Help Eradicate Institutional Racism Vol. 6, RIP Jim Crow: Fighting Racism through Higher Education Policy, Curriculum, and Cultural Interventions

2015 (Chapter) - (co authored with Dr. Cleamon Moorer, Jr.) The Infusion of Workplace Diversity Curriculum into 21st Century Business Education: The Case of Madonna University Developing Workforce Diversity Programs, Curriculum, and Degrees in Higher Education

SPOTLIGHT ON

FACULTY

Dr. Rita Fields

Rita Fields, DM Assistant Professor, Management

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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MBA (Revised)

The MBA program is a generalist program in business administration which stresses the functional areas of

business. It is meant for those students who desire a broad understanding of business and how it relates to the

social, political, and economic forces confronting it. The content of the program is designed to prepare the graduate

with the following skills:

demonstrate competency in the functional areas of business, accounting, business law, finance, information

systems, organizational behavior, total quality management, marketing, and strategic management.

develop team skills, written and oral communication capabilities, and cross-disciplinary aptitudes for working

in a culturally and intellectually diverse environment.

integrate quantitative information and the use of technology into the decision making process.

apply and critically analyze the strategic decision making process, including financial forecasting and

operational planning, for policy making in both domestic and international companies.

practice ethical decision making as it pertains to business and societal issues.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MANAGEMENT

STUDIES PROGRAM - MSBA (Revised)

The new MSBA – Management Studies will consist of (up to 15 s.h.) hours of pre-requisite courses, (10) s.h. of

foundations courses, (15) s.h. of core courses and (5) s.h. of capstone courses, and (9-10) s.h. of specialty courses

for a total of 39 to 40 s.h. without pre-requisites. Revised courses in Operations Management, Human Resource

Management and Development, and Strategic Management have been added to the core course requirements. The

newly revised graduate level Business Research course will precede the final MSBA capstone course (theoretically,

providing each student with a 1 academic year-long research project rooted in their program specific specialty.)

Students will have the opportunity to select among five specialties:

1. Criminal Justice Leadership Specialty (9 s.h.)

2. Emergency Management Leadership Specialty (10 s.h.)

3. Hospitality and Tourism Management Specialty (9 s.h.)

4. International Business Specialty (9 s.h.)

5. Leadership Specialty (9 s.h.)

At the conclusion of the program, students will be able to:

gain the disciplinary knowledge and competencies of business, in general, and of their particular program of

study.

apply ethical reasoning to managerial decision-making and promote Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

deploy quantitative and qualitative tools for effective decision-making.

communicate effectively in written and oral formats.

harness leadership skills which are applicable to contemporary business situations and environments.

NEW and REVISED GRADUATE PROGRAMS

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

MASTER OF SCIENCE: HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION - MSHSA

(Revised)

The revised MSHSA will consist of (9) hours of prerequisite courses, (10) hours of foundations courses, (21) hours

of core courses and (5) hours of capstone courses, for a total of 36 s.h. without prerequisites. Revised courses in

HSA, Operations, and Strategic Management, have been added to the core course requirements. The newly revised

graduate level Business Research course will precede the final HSA capstone course (theoretically, providing each

student with a 1 academic year-long research project.)

The students in the Health Services Administration program learn to solve health care business problems using

technology, management, marketing, law, and finance with a focus on current and future issues in the discipline.

Students completing the master’s degree will be able to:

apply the theory of various business disciplines to health care settings.

assess health care information systems to allocate resources more efficiently.

examine health care legal issues relating to the delivery of patient care.

balance patient care needs with the financial restraints of the organization.

evaluate the effectiveness of quality measurement techniques on patient satisfaction and care.

integrate organizational change techniques in order to offer safe, efficient, timely, and patient-centered care.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM - MSBA (New)

The MSBA-Executive Leadership Program will be delivered exclusively online using Blackboard LMS and in cohort

format. In prior years this degree has been delivered successfully to students studying in Dubai, UAE using a cohort

model. In the fall of 2015, the School of Business will begin to offer a fully online graduate program that is well

suited for the working adult.

The Executive Leadership Program is 35 semester hours of course work beyond the pre-requisite sequence,

includes 21s.h. of business core courses, 9 s.h. of leadership courses, and a 5 s.h. capstone research sequence.

The Master of Science in Business Administration: Executive Leadership, is a planned program of educational

experience for the graduate interested in advancing knowledge and competency in business.

At the conclusion of the program, students will be able to:

gain the disciplinary knowledge and competencies of business in general, and of their particular program of

study.

apply ethical reasoning to managerial decision making and promote Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

deploy quantitative and qualitative tools for effective decision-making.

communicate effectively in written and oral formats.

harness leadership skills which are applicable to contemporary business situations and environments.

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OPEN HOUSE EVENTS

The School of Business sponsors two open house

events annually. The spring/summer event was held on

Tuesday, May 11, 2015 and another event is planned

for August 19, 2015. These events are designed to

help both graduate and undergraduate students stay on

track and achieve their objectives by offering a number

of services at one event. Faculty are on hand to

discuss majors and plans of study. Future students can

apply for admission, complete their graduate interview

and register for classes. Representatives from Career

Services and Financial Aid are on hand to assist you as

well. Get all your needs addressed with one visit.

The next open house event will be held Wednesday, August 19, 2015

from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Maertens Building.

Have You Met With an Advisor?

DO YOU KNOW THAT SEEING YOUR ADVISOR FOR A PERIODIC UPDATE CAN

SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY?

New to Madonna’s School of Business? Not sure what to study or even if you want to study a ma-

jor in business? See Lindsay Rucinski, our Advisor and Coordinator, to discuss such issues.

Lindsay has an excellent insight into programs in business at Madonna because she earned both

her undergraduate business degree and her MBA here. Each undergraduate and graduate stu-

dent should also make an appointment with Lindsay after being admitted to a School of Business

program. The purpose of this meeting is to go over program requirements and prepare a plan of

study.

Each student also has a faculty advisor. You should see this person to chart progress in your ma-

jor, discuss academic problems you face, learn about possible internships in your major, and for

general advising.

One of the advantages of attending Madonna is your access to sound academic advising. Take

advantage of the opportunity. Lindsay’s office is in room M121 of the Maertens Building. Call

734 432-5361 or make an appointment with the School of Business Secretary at 734 432-5354.

ADVISING

https://ww4.madonna.edu/mucfweb/ssl_forms/SB_Open_House/client/general_form.cfm

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2015 HAITI GRADUATES VISIT MADONNA

During commencement week, Madonna University welcomed a delegation of graduating

students from Haiti, they represent the second cohort in this online program. The culmina-

tion of their visit was commencement day, May 10, 2015, as they received a bachelor de-

gree in business administration and leadership.

Madonna University began teaching the bachelor of science degree completion program for

business administration majors in Haiti in the fall semester 2011. This is an online program

for students with approximately two years of college who want to improve their formal edu-

cational background in business with the intent of using their education in a company in

Haiti.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

Left to right: Cathia Nelson, Bethanie Saint Louis, Marie Baptiste, Yvon Baptiste, Onyl Gedeon, Jeef Beaubrun,

Dr. C. Moorer Jr., Dean, Ketcia Dorante, Lucson Dervilus, and Wellington Joseph. Not pictured: Conald

Colbert

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DUBAI, UAE

The School of Business has worked with the World of Knowledge

Management Development Centre in Dubai, UAE since 2003 offering

an undergraduate degree completion program first in international

business and later in the accounting major. In 2004 we started teaching

the MBA degree. Both the undergraduate and graduate degrees are

taught online using professors from the main campus. The success of the

Dubai business programs can be attributed to the close working

relationship between Drs. Paulson and Kaup at the World of Knowledge

Management Development Centre in Dubai and Madonna’s School of

Business, a commitment by both parties to student success, and students

who desire a western degree from an accredited university.

HARBIN, CHINA MU School of Business has been

offering degree programs in Asia

for more than 25 years.

A MSBA Leadership Studies

Degree Program is being

conducted in the northwest area of

China, in the city of Harbin. The

students enrolled are employees of

the Longjiang Commercial Bank.

Six employees of the Longjiang

Commercial Bank have been

studying at the Livonia campus and

received their MBA graduate

degree in May 2015.

TIANJIN, CHINA

Students in Tianjin, China, take

courses offered by Madonna

University in a joint program

between Madonna University and

Tianjin Agricultural University.

Upon successful completion of an

associate of science in human

resource management degree,

students will have the opportunity

to complete a bachelor of science

in business administration on

Madonna University’s Livonia,

Michigan campus.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

2015 graduates in Dubai, UAE and Faculty; Center front are Drs. Kaup and

Paulson (WKMDC); Drs. E. Nolan, C. Moorer Jr. (Madonna U)

Dr. Chen (Tianjin Agricultural University), Grace Philson, and Dr.

Betty J. Hebel (background) with students in Tianjin China .

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EVENTS

In fall of 2014, the Center for Business

Development and Community Vitality

celebrated it’s opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony

in the Maertens building on Madonna University’s

Livonia campus. The School of Business Dean, Dr. C.

Moorer Jr. stated: “Through this Center we aspire to

develop an engaged citizenry equipped to foster and

sustain economic growth in Southeast Michigan and

beyond. We’ve organized the Center’s strategies

under three pillars: education, engagement and

entrepreneurship.”

The members of the School of Business, Business

Advisory Board were announced, many were present

for the occasion and brought gifts as a token of the

commitment to Madonna University and the School of

Business. The Business Advisory Board members are

listed to the right of this page.

Michael Anderson

Sr. Manufacturing

Engineer

General Motors

Brad Borland

Senior Executive Coach

and Consultant

Paragon Leadership

International

Chris Emmons, Ph.D.

Strategy Consultant

Adaptive Strategy, LLC

Michael Follbaum

Sr. Vice President

Bank of America

Gerald Gomes

Engineering Group

Manager

General Motors

Pamela Good

President/Executive

Director

Beyond Basics

Lydia Gutierrez

CEO

Hacienda Mexican Foods

Carol Hall

Chief Information

Technology Officer

Madonna University

Jo Han

VP of Tax

Sun Communities Inc.

Susie Kim, Ph.D.

VP Business Development

Sigma International

Craig Muscott

Senior Business Strategist

i3Logic

Van Nguyen

Executive Director

Asian Pacific American

Chamber of Commerce

Paul Riser

Managing Director,

Technology Based

Entrepreneurship

Tech Town Detroit

Emma Teller

VP Marketing and

Business Development

Catholic Vantage Financial

Ron Wade

Director of Marketing

Detroit Tigers

Dan West

President/CEO

Livonia Chamber of

Commerce

Madonna University School of Business

Business Advisory Board

Dr. Ernest Nolan, Provost, and Cleamon Moorer Jr., Dean

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McManus Distinguished Business Lecture Series and Madonna University sponsor a lecture in the fall and spring of each aca-

demic year. The lectures are free and open to the public.

Eileen Ashley Comerica Wealth Management Senior Vice President Regional Managing Director-Michigan

As Managing Director of

Comerica’s Wealth Management

Division, Eileen Ashley is

responsible for sales, profitability, and relationship

management for all Wealth Management capabilities

for the state of Michigan. In 2010 she was name by

dbusiness Magazine as one of Detroit’s most powerful

women in business. She chose to speak on the topic

Success Doesn’t Just Happen. The lecture took

place on Thursday, October 23, 2014 in Kresge Hall.

The McManus Distinguished Business Lecture Series was

established in 1989. Michael McManus Jr. endowed the lecture

series as a tribute to his father, a successful businessman and

entrepreneur. After the death of Michael McManus Jr., Bill Harahan,

President of Header Products continues the legacy of the McManus

Lecture Series. The Lecture Series epitomizes the spirit of

entrepreneurship, leadership, and perseverance in business. Michael McManus Sr, Michael McManus Jr., Bill Harahan

EVENTS

McManus Distinguished Business Lecture Series

Roger L. Myers, President and CEO Presbyterian Villages of Michigan The featured speaker on

Thursday, April 14, 2015 was

Roger Myers, President and CEO

of Presbyterian Villages. As a

non-profit leader, Mr. Myers has provided leadership

for Presbyterian Villages of Michigan since 1992.

Presbyterian Villages of Michigan has 25 retirement

communities in Michigan and serves more than

4,300 seniors of all faiths across Michigan.

The presentation was a joint effort of Madonna’s

School of Business and the Aging Studies

Department. The topic discussed was

Entrepreneurial Ventures for the Senior Market.

During the event he shared his vision for innovation

and collaboration as it pertains to the senior market.

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Pathalil Abraham Xiaoqian Dai Shaik Gaffar

Denise Glambin Kristen Gough Holly Hofsess

Christopher Hurst Stefan Jenssen

Kyle Kosowski Emily Kostin

Monica Polocoser Delphine Reed

Charles Roberts Vinayak Sadanand

Lisa Schotten Silhouette Todd

Mandy Valley Lijo Varghese

Hanzhao Wang Ryan Webster

Lili Wen Yongshu Zhang

Fei Zhao Qian Zhao

On May 8, 2015, Madonna University School of Business held the 30th Annual Honors

Convocation, an award ceremony in recognition of student academic achievement in

graduate and undergraduate programs. Graduate students being recognized have

achieved a grade point average of 3.7 or higher and have completed 2/3 or their major.

Undergraduate students will have achieved a 3.5 grade point average and completed 30

semester hours in the major. Special recognition is given to students with the highest grade

point average in their major. Recognition is also given to students in academic service

learning and research.

Thirteen members were inducted into the Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society at this

event, and the School’s highest honor, the Meta and Bernard Landuyt Award, was

presented to Christopher Ciavattone a human resource management major.

The names of all students receiving honor awards are listed on pages 13-16 of this

newsletter.

GRADUATE STUDENT HIGH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

30th Annual School of Business

Honors Convocation

The students who received honors in the graduate program are listed below.

EVENTS

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EVENTS

Zainab Abbas Saima Akram

Mohammed Al Ahmed Mohammed Abbas Ali

Abatchy Allais Katherine Allessio Laurore Antoine

Krystal Araj Amanda Arcy Huda Arifullah Brooke Austin Rebin Baby

Yvon Baptiste Matthew Barsalona

Nicholas Bassil Jeef Beaubrun

Harsha Bhojwani Megan Blancke Natalie Blazo

Darsel Bonello Renee Buch

Anoud Fiaz Butt Alysha Calamia

Zhe Chen Jingwen Cheng Nicholas Corbeil

Brianna Crampton Samantha Dabain

Lenie Dedase Monique DeGrandis

Sandra Denis Fatema Dholfar Arnald D'Souza

Kevin Evans Andrea Fairman Kevin Fernandes

Savio Fernandes Nicholas Follbaum Sharon Freeman

Onyl Gedeon Breanna Geile

Jessica Giarmarco Suzanne Glaser

Tina Greeley Madeline Greenslade Taylor Grzelakowski

Jaya Gurnani Umme Hafsa

Sapariya Hakulal Christina Harris Brandon Hess Renee Hunter

Salman Hussain Deann Hutchins

Hyein Ji Fang Jin

Murtuza Joher Austin Johnson

Jithin Joice Evan Kain

Michael Kanitra Erin Keiffer

Zainab Kiranawala Sarah Kiwak Bijal Kumar

Rashida Kutbuddin Jovanie Laguerre Ryan Lambrecht Nicholi LaRocca

Jiaqi Mao Sujith Mathew

Priyanka Mohan

Merin Monachen Nicole Pampreen

Yanzhe Pan Joseph Parker Evan Piechota

Rashi Pillai Reshma Pillai Adam Prashad

Muhammad Raheel Hemangi Ramani

Jeffrey Rand James Rashid

Pamela Richmond Jennifer Rochon Marcel Schmid Mengxia Shen Melissa Sidor

Lorenzo Suares Yumna Suhail Mitchel Sykes

Jessyca Sylvain Mohammad Tariq

Siju Tharakan Kruamat Thielk Bharti Tilokani

Heather VanHartesveldt Chris Varela

Diksha Varindani Alexandru Vlad Hankai Wang

Andrea Warbrouck Judith Warthen

Kimberly Winstead Lili Zhang

KaiMi Zhou

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT HIGH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

2015 Undergraduate Honor Award Recipients (pictured above)

All of the students who received honors in the undergraduate program are listed below.

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EVENTS

Highest achievement

award is given to

students with the

highest g.p.a. in their

discipline.

CONGRATULATIONS !

Dr. Moorer and Marie Baptiste

Ryan Williams and Dr. Phillip Olla

Dr. Moorer and Kasey Trierweiler Ashlyn Zonca and Dr. Moorer

Karen Anleitner and Dr. Olla

Karen Anleitner

Management Information Systems

Marie Baptiste

Business Administration & Leadership

Kayla Bemiss

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Christopher Ciavattone

Health Care Management

Bryan Day

Business Administration

Andrew Mossoian

Marketing

Gurdeep Nancy

International Business

Kasey Trierweiler

Accounting

Amy Wenzel

Human Resource Management

Ryan Williams

Management Information Systems

Ashlyn Zonca

Merchandising Management

HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

RECIPIENTS

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The Meta and Bernard Landuyt

Award, the highest honor in the

School of Business, was awarded to

Christopher Ciavattone, health

care management major. The award

is given to a student who has shown

scholarly inquiry, critical thinking,

professional growth, leadership

qualities, participation in university

and/or community activities,

evidence of integrity, responsibility

and strength of character.

Michael F. McManus Award for Scholarship and Research

2015 Inductees:

Honorary Inductee: Cleamon Moorer Jr. Student Inductees:

Karen Anleitner Amanda Arcy Marie Baptiste Nicole Brooks

Bryan Day Holly Hofsess

Stefan Jenssen Delphine Reed

Charles Roberts Ookty Suthar

Hanzhao Wang Yongshu Zhang

Christopher Ciavattone, human resource major and recipient of

the Landuyt Award with Cleamon Moorer Jr., Dean

The Meta and Bernard Landuyt Award

Emily Kostin, MBA major and Katherine

Allessio, marketing major, are recognized

during the School of Business Honors

Convocation for having received the

Michael F. McManus Award for Scholarship

and Research.

Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society in Business

Epsilon Gamma Chapter

Emily Kostin, Dr. Moorer, Katherine

Allessio, and Dr. Olla, Director of the

Center for Research

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REGISTRATION BEGINS...

March 30, 2015 to August 20, 2015 for Web, Mail-in, Fax, Walk-in

After August 21st , Registration by Walk-in only

APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION - FILING DEADLINE

File by 9/30/15 for May 2016 graduation

File by 1/29/16 for July 2016 graduation

File by 6/3/16 for December 2016 graduation

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OPEN HOUSE

Wednesday, August 19, 2015 from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

** This is open to all prospective and current business students.**

Current and new students will have the opportunity to register for classes, apply for gradua-tion and review their plan of study. These events will be held in the Maerten’s building. Please feel free to direct all new admitted students to these events to enroll in classes.

WELCOME BACK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MAJORS BARBEQUE!

Thursday, 9/17/15 5:00 p.m.

CEO LECTURES

9/29/15, 10/27/15, 11/17/15, 12/15/15, 1/26/16, 2/23/16, 3/29/16, 4/19/16

MCMANUS BUSINESS LECTURE

Fall semester

Spring/Summer Semester

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HONORS CONVOCATION

Friday May 6, 2016

COMMENCEMENT

Sunday, May 8, 2016

DUAL REGISTRATION FOR FALL & WINTER

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ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Michael A. Grandillo

President

Dr. Ernest Nolan

Provost/Vice President

For Academic Administration

Dr. Cleamon Moorer Jr.

Dean

School of Business

Dr. John Critchett

Chairperson of Undergraduate

Business Programs

Dr. Cleamon Moorer Jr.

Interim Chairperson of

Graduate Business Programs

Contact Us

Address: School of Business (Maerten’s Building) 36600 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, MI. 48150 – 1173 Phone: 734-432-5354 Fax: 734-432-5364 E Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.madonna.edu Office Hours (Room M131): M, W 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. T, Th, F 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

PLACE STAMP HERE

Madonna University School of Business

Maertens Building

36600 Schoolcraft Rd.

Livonia, MI 48150

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