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Haas,
Timothy, Ph.D., Colorado State Ringberg, Torsten, Ph.D., Pennsylvania
University.
State University
Kim, Yong-Cheol, Ph.D., The
Ohio State Rothenberger, Marcus, Ph.D., Arizona
University
State University
Kimmel,
Paul, Ph.D., University of Wis- Singh,
Romila, Ph.D., Drexel University
consin-Madison, CPA
Srite, Mark, Ph.D., Florida State Univer-
Kozub, Robert, D.B.A., University of Kensitytucky, CPA
Taylor, William J., Ph.D., Georgia State
Kren, Leslie, Ph.D., University of Houston,
University, CPA
CPA
Wang, Qinghai, Ph.D., The Ohio State
Marcus, Richard, Ph.D., University of
Chi- University
cago
Wang, T.J., Ph.D., Rutgers University
Miller, Janice
S., Ph.D., Arizona State Wilson, E. Vance, Ph.D., University of
University
Colorado-Boulder
Mukhopadhyay, Samar, Ph.D., University
Wongsunopparat,
Sumas, Ph.D., Cornell
of Texas-Austin
University
Nazareth, Derek L.,
Ph.D., Case Western
Zhao, Huimin, Ph.D., University of Ari-
University
Papatla, Purushottam, Ph.D., Northwest
ern University
Pillsbury, Ceil M., Ph.D., Oklahoma
State
zona
University,
CPA
Saemann, Georgia,
Ph.D., Michigan State
University, CPA
Master of Business Administration
Schadewald, Michael S., Ph.D., University
of Minnesota, CPA
Sinha, Atish Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh
Admission
An applicant must meet Graduate School
requirements plus the following program
requirements to be considered for admis-
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
sion:
Ambrose, Paul, Ph.D., Southern Illinois
University
� A bachelor's degree from an accredited
college or university.
Bauman, Christine Czekai, Ph.D., Univer-
sity of Wisconsin-Madison, CPA
Bauman, Mark, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
� Submission of score on the
Graduate Management Admis-
sion
Test (GMAT).
Berg, David,
Ph.D., University of Minne- � Review by the MBA Program
sota
Committee to assess academic
Bhatnagar, Amit, Ph.D., State University
achievement and the ability to do
of New York at Buffalo
intensive graduate-level work.
Gonzalez, Jorge, Ph.D., Texas A&M University
Gupta, Susan Forquer, Ph.D., University
of Tennessee
Haines, Marc, Ph.D., University of Georgia
Kao, Yi-Ching, Ph.D. University of Texas
Dallas
Khang, Kenneth, Ph.D., University of
Washington
King, Tao-Hsien (Dolly), Ph.D., University
of Wisconsin-Madison
Levitas, Edward, Ph.D., Texas A&M Universtiy
Maiga, Adam S., Ph.D., University of
Memphis
Mao, En, Ph.D., University of Memphis
McKay, Patrick, Ph.D., University of Akron
Nikolaeva, Ralitza, Ph.D., Purdue University
Reeves, Terrie C., Ph.D., University of
Alabama at Birmingham
MBA foundation coursework provides
the basis for the theory and practice of
business. This coursework is required for
those entering the program without an
undergraduate business degree from an
AACSB accredited
school and consists of
9 credits (4 courses);
Bus Adm 700 Building Business
Interfacing Skills (2 cr)
Bus Adm 701 Business Mathematics
(2 cr)
Bus Adm 702 Business Statistics (2
cr)
Bus Adm 703 Financial Accounting
(3 cr)
This coursework is waived for individuals
who have completed an AACSBaccredited
undergraduate business degree
program. Other individual
course
exemptions will be determined on a caseby-case
basis. Students also are as-
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sumed to have basic proficiency in the
use of word processing, spreadsheet, and
database software. Credits earned in
these courses do not count toward the
degree.
Major Professor as Advisor
The student in the MBA program is not
assigned an advisor or major professor.
Questions
about the student's program of
study, courses or regulations
should be
directed
to Graduate Program Services,
BUS N251, (414)229-5403.
Credits and Courses
The degree requirements for the Master
of Business Administration degree are 36
or 39 credits without a concentration, or
39-42 credits with a concentration. Students
with a BBA degree and a major in
accounting, finance, management, marketing,
or production/operations management
will be waived from the 3-credit
core course that corresponds to their ma-
jor field of study. Students with a double
undergraduate major may be waived from
two core courses, but must substitute
three elective credits to maintain the
minimum 36 credits.
MBA Core - 24 or 27 credits
Bus Mgmt 704 Accounting Analysis
and Control
Bus Mgmt 705 Corporate Finance
Bus Mgmt 706 Managing in a Dynamic
Environment
Bus Mgmt 707 Information Tech-
nology for Competitive Advantage
Bus
Mgmt 708 Marketing Strat-
egy: Concepts and Practice
Bus Mgmt 709 Data Analysis for
Management Applications
Bus Mgmt 710 Economic Analysis
for Managers
Bus Mgmt 711 Competitive Operations
Strategy
Bus Mgmt 712 Strategic Management*
* Integrating course
Level I courses: BusMgmt-704,
BusMgmt-709 and BusMgmt-710.
Level II courses: BusMgmt-705
and BusMgmt-711. In order to
register
for Level II courses, you
must successfully complete all
Level I courses.
BusMgmt-712 Strategic Man-
agement is the program capstone
course. All courses in Level I and
Level II must be successfully
completed prior
to enrolling in
BusMgmt-712.
Electives