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SOM
The School
of Management is one of four major units of the University
of Michigan-Flint. The mission of UM-Flint's SOM is to develop a teaching
and learning environment that serves the areas surrounding the campus.
The School of Management (SOM) aspires to preeminence in creating, communicating,
preserving, and applying knowledge and academic values. SOM programs develop
leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future
through their business expertise. Currently, the SOM comprises approximately
18 full-time faculty, 16 part time adjunct faculty, and 10 staff members.
Business programs offered by the SOM at UM-Flint are accredited by AACSB
(the International Association for Management Education).
UM-Flint is part of the University of Michigan system administered by
the same Board of Regents. The faculty for this project will come primarily
from the Flint campus, but faculty from the Ann Arbor or the Dearborn
campus may also be called upon to assist in specific areas of need.
Currently 904 students are enrolled in SOM undergraduate programs. Another
266 students are enrolled in the Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
programs. UM-Flint has a diverse student body. Fall 2001 enrollment was
6,397 students including 665 Black Americans (10%), 112 Hispanic Americans
(2%), 121 Asians (2%), 48 Native Americans (1%), and 518 students from
other nations (8%).
Within the Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) program, students
may pursue a concentration in the area of Finance, Accounting, Marketing,
General Business, Organization Behavior & Human Resource Management,
and Operations Management. Because SOM graduates enter a world increasingly
characterized by global economic activity, the faculty strives to integrate
concepts of international business and global competition throughout the
curriculum. Although this approach has produced good results, the proposed
partnership with TAM will significantly enhance the international dimensions
of the SOM learning environment. Faculty interaction between Flint and
Togliatti will enrich the professional experience and shape the perspectives
of all participants.
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