The Business Department seeks to develop students into critical thinkers who are able to identify problems, collect data, weigh alternatives, and identify solutions to common career-related issues within the context of a Christian worldview by emphasizing core business principles along with moral, ethical, and biblical values.

Students will gain the ability to interact via oral, written, and electronic communication regarding business issues, problems, alternatives, and solutions; the ability to perceive and accommodate culturally diverse perspectives; and the ability to transfer and apply the concepts, theories, principles, practices, and structures of today’s business enterprises to the context of their chosen area of emphasis. 

Upcoming Events

Seminar: 'Legal Evangelism in the Workplace'

Tuesday, September 30th at 5 pm in Humphries Collard

SPEAKER:
Brad Dacus, Pacific Justice Institute

Dinner Seminar

Business Major Chapel: 'The Slippery Slope'

October 3rd at 10:20am
in LR 204

SPEAKER:
Donny Pauling

Visit blog:
Donnys Ramblings: Diary of a Former Porn Producer

Business Department Barbeque

Saturday, October 18th at 12:00pm in the JD Williams Room in the Owens Center

SPEAKER:
Dave Sidley, Vice President of www.lightstreamanimation.com.

Faculty, alumni, and business students and sponsors are all welcome for a great meal, networking, and to hear a great keynote speaker. Contact Jerry Stayton about tickets.

Dave was one of the lead animators for Aslan in the recent production of 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' before branching out with a handful of peers to go through the pains and realities of a business startup. Light Stream is in production on their first feature length cinematic production that is due out next year.