Department of Communication
Digital and social media bridge connections, amplify voices, and shape conversations—delivering information in real time and transforming how the world interacts and engages.
Journalism informs, investigates, and amplifies voices—bringing clarity to complex issues, holding power accountable, and connecting communities through truth.
Public relations is a planned process to influence public opinion and craft a public image. This emphasis provides opportunities to write, research, and implement persuasive principles of strategic planning for selected clients.
Students learn to use strategic communication to voice and solve issues in teams, organizations, and communities. Focus areas include project management, community outreach, mediation, advocacy, data gathering and analysis, and collaborative partnership building.
Video Production brings stories to life through sight, and sound—capturing moments, conveying messages, and creating impactful visual experiences.
Creativity meets strategy to bring ideas to life through the power of visual communication, blending design, storytelling, and technology to create compelling visuals that inform, inspire, and engage audiences across various media platforms.
Department of Accounting
Students will graduate with an understanding of the most fundamental underpinning of business: accounting. Their career prospects will be enhanced by learning core taxation, auditing, accounting information systems, and financial and managerial accounting concepts.
Department of Economics
Agribusiness is designed to prepare a student for employment in various fields, including business finance, marketing, international agriculture, agricultural marketing, policy formation, farm and ranch management, resource economics, rural development, bank, and real estate appraisal.
The study of economics helps one understand the issues in the world and provides the tools to analyze events and their impact on individuals, businesses, and governments.
Financial economics prepares students to analyze financial data, market trends, and economic conditions then make informed financial and investment decisions. The major prepares students to be decision makers with careers in financial analysis, asset pricing, and capital allocation and investments for businesses, banks, and other financial institutions. Students who study financial economics are employed across a wide spectrum of companies ranging from local banks and businesses to investment banks, pension funds, consulting groups, and large corporations.
Department of Finance
The Business Analytics degree prepares students for careers as business analysts in a variety of environments that use a data-driven approach to decision making.
The Finance degree prepares students for careers in corporate finance, commercial banking, investment banking, financial planning, and other finance and business-related areas.
The Business Management Operations degree prepares students to manage the essential, core business functions like forecasting, new product introduction, purchasing, production, product distribution, customer service, and replenishment and inventory planning.
Department of Management
A Business Management degree provides first-hand business experience and teaches students to innovate, develop necessary leadership skills, and act as disciples of Christ in a business setting. Internship experience also offers practical and networking experience required to obtain employment.
Department of Marketing
Marketing students learn how business marketing operates by exploring best marketing strategies in digital advertising and sales, and how to reach target audiences.
Marketing students learn how business marketing operates by exploring the best marketing strategies in digital advertising and sales and how to reach target audiences.