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Business Management
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| General
Information |
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This
associate
of applied science degree has been developed to provide
the student with a general background in business, and
an awareness of the organizational and environmental changes
that continually challenge management.
The associate of applied science in business management may be substantially completed* via the MCCC-Online Option. To learn more, contact a counselor, academic advisor, program faculty member or the Business Division dean to explore options.
Career Opportunities
Graduates
of this program will potentially be prepared for entry-level
employment as:
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Retail managers
• Sales managers
• Customer service
representatives
• Business analysts
• Office managers
• Human resource managers
• General business
managers
• Purchasing Agents
Although this program is a two-year occupational program designed to prepare students for employment, many four-year collegess and universities will accept much of this curriculum in transfer. See an MCCC counselor for details. |
| Transfer Program |
| Seamless Articulation Agreement with Eastern Michigan University for a Bachelor of Business Administration - (MCCC AAS in Business Management |
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Business Management Department Faculty |
| Name |
Office |
Telephone |
Email |
| Dr. Patrick Nedry |
C-206 |
(734) 384-4122 |
pnedry@monroeccc.edu |
| David Reiman |
C-221 |
(734) 384-4286 |
dreiman@monroeccc.edu |
| Wendy
Wysocki |
C-214 |
(734)
384-4294 |
wwysocki@monroeccc.edu |
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| EMU Digital Marketing Workshop |
On Friday, November 17, 2017, five business management students were invited to be guests of EMU and the Business Division Business Management faculty and Dean at the Digital Marketing Workshop at EMU: Anna Winkelman, Rebecca Segaert, Nathan Grodi, Rachel Sortor, and Autumn Hensley. They are wonderful ambassadors for MCCC!
These students were invited to attend this event because of their GPA’s, the amount of course work completed in the Business Management program, evidence of their leadership promise, and their writing skills.
Also attending were: Dean Paul Knollman, and Business Management professors Dr. Patrick Nedry, Professor Reiman, and Professor Wysocki.
Among the presenters were the keynote speaker, Jenn Hayman, Director of Marketing, Zingerman’s Service Network, Ann Arbor and Dr. Bud Gibson, Founder and Director of the EMU Center for Digital Engagement. There were many presenters who represented small to large enterprises who shared their experiences in the rapidly changing field of Digital Marketing. |
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