Accounting, Finance, Management Information Systems, Management, Marketing

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1 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Undergraduate Programs in Business Bachelor of Business Administration QUICK FACTS Majors: Minors: Accounting, Finance, Management Information Systems, Management, Marketing Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Economics, Entrepreneurship, International Business, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Personal Financial Planning Certification in Entrepreneurship for Non Business Majors Master of Science in Accounting Evenings and Weekends Saturday MSA Option at the PVAMU Northwest Houston Center Master of Business Administration Concentrations in Finance and Management Information Systems and International Business Online MBA Option Available Professional and Non Credit Degree Courses Mini MBA: Business Management Essentials for Professionals Mini CPA Review Workshops IT Courses College of Business Enrollment 1,204 Undergraduate 982 Graduate 222 COB Development Programs and Initiatives COB Faculty Brown Bag Series College of Business Career Fair Company Information Sessions Dean s Advisory Board Dean s Club Dean s Lecture Series Executive in Residence Program Homework/Student Lab Internship/Co Op Program Peer and Faculty Tutors Placement Assistance Professional Advisement Student Scholarships Study Abroad Program S. Korea Professional Development Course BGS Faculty members Dr. Peter Sutanto (left) and Dr. Reginald L. Bell.

2 BASIS High School Student Summer Program The Institute for Pre College Enrichment (PCI) is a two week residential summer program for talented high school students (freshmen, sophomores and juniors). Through this program, students have an opportunity to experience campus life by taking courses, living in the residential dorms, eating in the dining hall and participating in a host of exciting activities such as company field trips and college level projects. Students interested in one of the business fields participate in the BASIS (Business for Academic and Scholarly Inclined Students) program through PCI. COB Student Organizations American Marketing Association Association of IT Professionals Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Dean s Student Advisory Council National Assoc. of Black Accountants National Black MBA Association Phi Beta Lambda PV Finance Club Students in Free Enterprise Toastmasters Centers of Excellence Center for Business Communication Center for International Business Education Prairie View A&M University Small Business Development Center Top Five Employers (Highest number of multiple hires in one academic year) Accenture Enterprise Rent A Car NAVSEA Shell Spectra Energy GRADUATE JOB PLACEMENT AT GRADUATION 85% Accreditation Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) Recognition Prairie View A&M University s Online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program has been ranked a 2010 Best Buy among AACSB accredited business programs by GetEducated.com s national editorial review team. This affordability ranking is based on a comprehensive review of 133 competing AACSB accredited online MBA programs nationwide. Prairie View A&M University ranks seventh overall in the 2010 survey for affordability. Prairie View A&M University ranks among the top 50 undergraduate degree producers of African American Baccalaureate degrees in the United States of America** in the areas of business management, marketing and related support services. It is also ranks among the top five undergraduate degree producers of African American Baccalaureate degrees in Texas. **Diverse Issues in Higher Education, May 2007 PVAMU College of Business

3 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS FACULTY & STAFF The College boasts an international faculty and staff of more than 50 with diverse research interests, stellar academic and corporate backgrounds. This diversity helps the faculty increase student awareness of the diversity in the global economy. Faculty encourage scholarship in the areas of teaching and learning, practical aspects of industry, and the theory of business. Dean Munir Quddus, Ph.D. Assistant Dean Lawrence McNeil, Ph.D. Department Head Accounting, Finance and Management Information Systems M. Moosa Khan, Ph.D. Interim Department Head Management and Marketing Sudhir Tandon, Ph.D. Dean, Dr. Munir Quddus Director John Dyck, Ph.D. College of Business Faculty Anisuddin, Ahmed Appelget, Russell Arkali, Gokcen Baldwin, Rick Balijepally, Venugopal Ballentine, Wayne Bell, Reginald Blyden, Lois Bryant, Milton Cates, Dewaynna Chatterjee, Sutirtha Chong, Hock Gin Debnath, Sukumar Dobiyanski, Alfreda Dyck, John Feucht, Frederick Fulk, Kevin Hanks, Irvin Haq, Sanzid Hill, Jeanne Holloway, Reginald Huang, Henry Johnson, Kenneth Joonas, Kishwar Kennebrew, Daniel Khan, M. Moosa Langley, Sonja Lee, Bu Ryung Mahfouz, Ahmed McNeil, Lawrence Minton, Susan Opara, Emmanuel Perez, Daniel Pitts, Tony Quazi, Rahim Quddus, Munir Rahman, Shahedur Strong, David Soliman, Mostafa Sutanto, Peter Tandon, Sudhir Till, Ada Vetter, William Williams, Michael Zhang, Yi College of Business Staff Faison, Rebecca Kesee, Yolanda Robinson, Terry Garcia, Edwina Lockley, La Shonda Rose, Henry Gordon, Kimberly McFarland, Courtney Turner, Juanita Harris, Theresa Simmons, Angela Williams, Mollene PVAMU College of Business

4 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Contact Information Prairie View A&M University College of Business P.O. Box 519; MS 2300 Prairie View, TX Dean: Munir Quddus, Ph.D. Hobart Taylor Hall - Room 2A204 Phone: (936) College of Business Recruitment Phone: (936) ansimmons@pvamu.edu or cob@pvamu.edu College of Business Development & Placement Phone: (936) klgordon@pvamu.edu Department of Accounting, Finance & MIS Department Head: M. Moosa Khan, Ph.D. Hobart Taylor Hall - Room 2C222 Phone: (936) Department of Management & Marketing Department Head (Interim): Sudhir Tandon, Ph.D. Nathelyne A. Kennedy Architecture Building - Room 201 Phone: (936) Director: John Dyck, Ph.D. Nathelyne A. Kennedy Architecture Building - Room 202 Phone: (936) BGS Faculty members Dr. Peter Sutanto (left) and Dr. Reginald L. Bell.

5 PVAMU College of Business Vision and Mission Statements Our vision is to empower students from diverse backgrounds to become productive and ethical business professionals who are among the best in the world. We provide a diverse student body with an education that creates highly productive professionals who are ethical, entrepreneurial, and prepared to succeed in the global economy. The College achieves this through excellence in teaching, research and service, and engagement with the business community and other stakeholders. The student experience is distinguished by personal attention, teamwork, leadership training, and appreciation of the social responsibility of business. Prairie View A&M University College of Business P.O. Box 519; MS 2300 Prairie View, TX (936) cob@pvamu.edu