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School of Business Earns Prestigious AACSB International Accreditation
MSUM School of Business has earned the prestigious AACSB International accrediation. AACSB accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in business education, and has
been earned by less than five percent of the world’s business schools. Today,
there are 579 business schools in 35 countries that maintain AACSB
accreditation. Founded in
1916, AACSB International (AACSB) is the longest serving global accrediting body
for business schools that offer undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degrees in
business and accounting. Read More...
School of Business to Host Premier Regional Research Conference
School of Business will host Midwest AIS 2010 conference on May 21-22, 2010. This conference is jointly being sponsored by MSUM School of Business and Microsoft along with several other Universities. The conference is set to provide an excellent platform
and forum for researchers,
visionaries, practitioners, and doctoral students to share their ideas, present their research and chart the future
course of technology in emerging domains of Business. Conference will have a
special emphasis on service enterprises such as healthcare,
social computing, etc. Visit Conference URL
School of Business to host Workshop on Healthcare Service Management and Modeling
School of Business will host a day long workshop on Healthcare Service Management and Modeling (May 21, 2010) in collaboration with Mayo Clinic and Oklahoma State University. This workshop will have several invited speakers, panels, and research
presentations from academics and various sectors representing healthcare
industry such as hospitals, nursing, pharmaceutical. There will be a roundtable
session at the workshop for providing feedback to authors for the journal
special issue. Visit Workshop URL
Professor's Research Results in Change to State Law Mary Bader, Professor of Accounting and Steve Schroeder, Senior Tax Manager at Eide Bailly LP in Fargo had their paper "The Domestic Production Activities Deduction: Unintended State Tax Deduction for Cooperatives?" published in the /The Cooperative Accountant/ Spring 2009 issue. This research resulted in the passage of SB 2405 in which the North Dakota House and Senate voted unanimously to correct unintended consequences of existing legislation.MSUM Professors Present Papers in New York Marsha Weber, Professor of Finance, Sheri Erickson, Associate Professor of Accounting , and Mary Stone, Accounting Adjunct, presented the paper /The Utilization of Image Restoration Strategies during the Banking Crisis of 2008 /at the American Accounting Association annual meeting in New York in August 2009. Professors Erickson and Weber, along with Joann Segovia of Winona State University, presented the paper /Using Communication Theory to Analyze Corporate Reporting/ at this same conference.
School of Business Prof develops Simulation Model to Deal with Email Overload, Interruptions
Ashish Gupta, Assistant Professor of Operations Management, recently
published his research that prompted a spate of media requests, ranging
from Fargo Forum, Local TV news, Minnesota Public Radio, CNN
Radio to a French Web site on innovation called L’Atelier, along with
several prominent national newspapers and media outlets in India.
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