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Mission, Goal and Objectives

THE MISSION

The mission of the Department of Business, Management and Accounting at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore is to deliver high quality undergraduate management education to students majoring in business administration, accounting, and business education, as well as to provide core management courses to other majors throughout the university. This mission is supported by the intellectual contributions of faculty, in that these scholarly activities contribute to instructional effectiveness. The focus is on breadth in curricula that facilitates employment and professional career development in the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors of a global economy. In addition, the Department's curricula are designed to enhance students' awareness of the moral and ethical issues confronting organizations. The role of technology in the decision-making process is emphasized by the integration of computer concepts and applications throughout the curricula. The Department's diverse, multicultural student body is assisted in the development of high-level intellectual, interpersonal, technical, and communication skills. The Department is committed to becoming a regional leader in providing the opportunity for diverse, motivated students to receive a high quality management education. This vision is guided by the need for continuous improvement in program quality in learners to meet the challenges of an ever-changing global society.

DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Department of Business, Management and Accounting at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore is to deliver high quality undergraduate management education to students majoring in business administration, accounting, and business education, as well as to provide core management courses to other majors throughout the University. This mission is supported by the intellectual contributions of faculty, in that these scholarly activities contribute to instructional effectiveness.

 

 

DEPARTMENT VISION STATEMENT

The Department of Business, Management and Accounting is committed to becoming a regional leader in providing the opportunity for diverse, motivated students to receive a high quality management education. This vision is guided by the need for continuous improvement in program quality in learners to meet the challenges of an ever-changing global society.

 


GOAL

The overall goal of the Department of Business, Management and Accounting is to provide students with learning experiences that prepare them to function as key decision-makers in the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors of the global economy.


OBJECTIVES

The objectives of the programs offered in the Department of Business, Management and Accounting are as follows:

  • To stimulate the intellectual curiosity of students and faculty as they discover new knowledge;
  • To enhance the students' problem solving and critical thinking skills;
  • To sponsor activities that enhance students' professional and social development;
  • To promote an understanding of the economic, ethical and legal environment in which we live and businesses operate;
  • To provide practical management learning experiences through cooperative and/or internship programs;
  • To foster an awareness of ethical and global issues facing decision makers;
  • To prepare students for careers in professional accounting and managerial positions;
  • To prepare secondary school teachers in the area of business education;
  • To meet the standards of such external bodies as the AACSB, AICPA, The Maryland State Board of Accountancy and The Maryland Department of Education;
  • To prepare students for graduate study;
  • To conduct research relevant to the management process;
  • To attract and retain high ability students in enrichment programs and meet the needs of provisional admits who may require additional individualized support systems;
  • To collaborate with the public school systems and other organizations in fostering an appreciation of the management process and the free enterprise system.
 

 

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