1982 Yearbook
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1982 Yearbook
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In 1977 St. Ambrose College expanded to
include a Masters program in Business
Administration — The MBA. Since its inception, the program has continued to
grow. Five years ago, only sixty students
were enrolled in the MBA school. Last
year the program grew to 225 students and
19 professors.
The purpose of the MBA program is to
'"enrich the full-time manager (or aspirant) so as to create competent and socially aware executives." In order to earn this
advanced degree, the candidate must complete fourty-five semester hours of course
work in no more than five years. Because
most students hold full time positions, the
courses are offered only during the evening with each class meeting one night per
week for about fifteen weeks.
The program is asscredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Iowa Department
of Public Instruction. Since its inception, a
total of fifty-eight students have received
an MBA from St. Ambrose College. Thirty students received the degree during this
past centennial year.
The MBA —- another sign that St. Ambrose is growing into its second century.
Dr. Joseph McCaffrey
Dean of Grad.
Management Prog.
Professor of Philosophy
Donald Moeller
Senior V.P. for Acad. Affairs
Diane Mellott
French Instructor
Above: James Mullins, Assoc. Prof, and Dr. Neal
Waterstreet, Prof, of Economics and Business
Administra tion.
Right: Dr. John Norton, Assoc. V.P. for Acad.
Affairs and Prof, of Political Science
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include a Masters program in Business
Administration — The MBA. Since its inception, the program has continued to
grow. Five years ago, only sixty students
were enrolled in the MBA school. Last
year the program grew to 225 students and
19 professors.
The purpose of the MBA program is to
'"enrich the full-time manager (or aspirant) so as to create competent and socially aware executives." In order to earn this
advanced degree, the candidate must complete fourty-five semester hours of course
work in no more than five years. Because
most students hold full time positions, the
courses are offered only during the evening with each class meeting one night per
week for about fifteen weeks.
The program is asscredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Iowa Department
of Public Instruction. Since its inception, a
total of fifty-eight students have received
an MBA from St. Ambrose College. Thirty students received the degree during this
past centennial year.
The MBA —- another sign that St. Ambrose is growing into its second century.
Dr. Joseph McCaffrey
Dean of Grad.
Management Prog.
Professor of Philosophy
Donald Moeller
Senior V.P. for Acad. Affairs
Diane Mellott
French Instructor
Above: James Mullins, Assoc. Prof, and Dr. Neal
Waterstreet, Prof, of Economics and Business
Administra tion.
Right: Dr. John Norton, Assoc. V.P. for Acad.
Affairs and Prof, of Political Science
28
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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