BUSINESS MANAGEMENT R
ollins’ business management major goes beyond business as usual. With a curriculum based in engaged experiential learning, our AACSB-accredited program emphasizes ethical decision making, global perspective, innovative thinking, and entrepreneurial action, preparing our grads for responsible leadership in the global business environment. At Rollins, business majors benefit from the breadth of a liberal arts education and the depth of an elite business education. As a result, you’ll develop in-demand skills like strategic thinking and creative problem solving as well as a robust foundation in business theory and practice, entrepreneurship, and innovation. You’ll emerge prepared to lead transformational change across a variety of business types, from business firms to family businesses.
Why Study Business Management at Rollins Elite Accreditation Rollins’ business management program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the premier evaluator of quality business programs.
Responsible Leadership We’re committed to infusing the Triple Bottom Line (people, planet, and profit) into our program, and we’re proud members of PRME, a United Nations-supported initiative designed to develop the next generation of responsible leaders.
Hands-On Learning You’ll learn to lead by example through study abroad programs, internships, communityengagement initiatives, and consulting projects.
“The experiential learning environment provided by the Rollins business program fostered skills that gave me a unique advantage in the workplace. Entering the workforce with the ability to synthesize complex information, apply research methodologies, and communicate solutions to leadership teams positioned me to excel within a Fortune 100 company.”
Cortlandt Dunn ’16
Senior Associate Analyst, Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
Rollins Business Management Careers Rollins business management grads are making tomorrow happen at some of the world’s most innovative companies.
Connor Ashton ’18
Institutional Sales, Eze Software
Tamer Elkhouly ’19
Contracts Leadership Development Program, Raytheon
Kyle Koszuta ’16
Innovation Experience Designer, Florida Hospital Innovation Lab
Kevin Larrivee ’18 ’19MBA
Co-Owner, KLSL Athenas, LLC
Elizabeth Patz ’16
Solutions Strategy Analyst, Cerner Corporation
Tom Troiano ’16
Aftermarket Sales Manager, Textron Aviation
Real World Experience Our students hone their business acumen through internships at leading regional and global companies.
Popular Courses In addition to an internship and global experience, business majors take 12 core business courses and four electives that cover the full spectrum of business administration and leadership. • BUS 348 Investment • BUS 331 Financial Statement Analysis • MGT 350 Supply Chain Management • MGT 354 High-Performance Organizations • BUS 376 Personal Selling • BUS 450 Global Business Strategy
Beyond the Classroom Global Engagement From China to Japan and Australia to Germany, Rollins students develop global perspective and fine-tune their business skills through a wide range of international experiences. For example, in Rollins’ High-Performing Organizations in France program, students learn the ins and outs of conducting business in Europe by collaborating with some of France’s most innovative organizations.
Get Involved Gain valuable leadership experience and test your ability to drive change through Rollins’ array of business-related student organizations and honor societies, which focus on everything from entrepreneurship and investment to family business practices.
Cutting-Edge Collaboration Engage in presentations and discussions with distinguished industry leaders through Rollins’ Business Forum Series. Featured speakers cover a breadth of topics, including strategic planning, marketing and analytics, operations and supply chain management, and organizational behavior.
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Expert Faculty Our programs are taught by faculty with the highest level of qualifications—experts who maintain a vibrancy and currency in their fields through research and publications, presenting their work at professional conferences, writing textbooks, and engaging in other scholarly activities each year.
Sharon Agee, MBA | Lecturer Area of specialization: Accounting
David Caban, PhD | Assistant Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Financial accounting and capital markets
Devin Hargrove, PhD | Assistant Professor of Business Area of specialization: Organizational behavior
Nick Houndonougbo, PhD | Assistant Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Open-economy macroeconomics, public finance, and development economics
Christine Jubelt, DBA | Lecturer Areas of specialization: Leadership and finance
Raghabendra KC, PhD | Assistant Professor of Business Area of specialization: Marketing
Kip Kiefer, PhD | Associate Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Entrepreneurship, management, organizations, and strategy
Sheryll Namingit, PhD | Assistant Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Labor, health, education, and experimental economics
Timothy Pett, PhD | Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Small- and medium-size businesses, knowledge and organizational learning, entrepreneurship, and family business
Don Rogers, PhD | Professor of Business Areas of specialization: Human resources management and organizational behavior
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