Management

Management majors participate in a variety of educational experiences that develop knowledge of people, teams, and organizations. This knowledge will enable students to be effective members and eventual leaders in for-profit and not-for-profit organizations of all sizes. Students learn what to pay attention to, how to analyze situations and then to make decisions to achieve the best results. These experiences enhance emotional intelligence, interpersonal and leadership skills.

Young Entrepreneurs Society

This Barney Club unites students who are interested in entrepreneurship and/or management as a career. The club provides an opportunity for students to develop their leadership and management skills in these areas through service projects, such Students for Free Enterprise, and contacts with professionals in the field. Guest speakers share their success stories and experiences and provide opportunities for students to learn and establish contacts. Field trips to companies also give students a picture of how these principles are put into practice. Contact the Management/Marketing Department at 768-4566 for more information

Student in Free Enterprise

Barney Students are actively involved in community base projects through both volunteer and course work. Every year, students under the guidance of faculty members compete in the region SIFE competition. This is a perfect opportunity for students to gain experience and acquire the leadership skills. The Barney School of Business SIFE team won first runner-up in both 2003 and 2004. Contact the Management and Marketing Department at (860) 768-4566 for more information.