School of Business
Mission Statement:
The School of Business provides high quality, affordable undergraduate and graduate education strongly infused with the liberal arts and connected to our surrounding communities.
The faculty delivers excellence in teaching and actively pursues scholarly activities and professional development that contribute to classroom effectiveness. The faculty produces scholarly works that advance the knowledge and practice of business, hospitality and tourism management, and computer science and information systems. The school strives to have a positive impact on the wider community, responding to the evolving needs of the Southern New Jersey region, the State of New Jersey and beyond.
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Hallmarks of the School of Business at аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊͶע include:
- A curriculum delivered in the context of a nationally recognized public liberal arts university.
- A personalized approach to teaching and learning as evidenced by small classes, systematic advising, and substantial student access to faculty.
- Research and service that blends the practical and theoretical and is often interdisciplinary, and a portfolio of research work that is balanced across theoretical, applied and pedagogical areas.
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- HTMS major Lydia Pool recieves award
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Alumni Success
“During my time at аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊͶע, I honed my analytical skills, mastered financial principles, and developed a strong foundation in accounting practices. Because of the valuable knowledge that I gained from my professors, I was able to achieve my goal of passing the CPA exam and obtaining my CPA license, which changed the trajectory of my career. “
School of Business, Accounting
Senior Accountant, FHHP (Fabietti, Hale, Hammerstedt & Powers, PA)
…for the students who are lucky enough to be enrolled in the hospitality program at аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊͶע, and are still current students, take advantage of that network. Take advantage of the help, take advantage of the ways to get involved, you know. Take the time to build those relationships because it really does make a difference – especially post grad, especially when you're looking for jobs – to have that network. Opportunities may be presented to you that otherwise wouldn't have. So, get your name in there and make those connections, and just take advantage of it while you're there. Because the community is real, it's genuine, and everybody wants to help you succeed.
Class of 2019 - Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management Studies
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, AC
