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Master of Business Administration

Header: Master of Business Administration
Header II: John E. Simon School of Business
Secondary Header: Earn your MBA online or in convenient evening classes!
Secondary Header II:
Body Copy: Maryville Universitys Master of Business Administration students experience a dynamic blend of academic study and professional experience. We prepare leaders,
executives, managers, entrepreneurs and educators for todays rapidly changing business
world.
This degree offers the ability to complete the course curriculum in a traditional classroom
or online. That means no matter where your future takes you you can complete your degree on time. Learn from faculty members with real-world experiences and solid academic
backgrounds. In addition, with just a few extra hours of study, you can enhance your MBA
with concentrations in management, marketing, accounting, process and project management, or sport and entertainment management.
Our graduates work around the globe as business managers, health care administrators
and technology managers at companies such as Boeing, AT&T, Scottrade, Edward Jones
and Wells Fargo.
About This Program
Faculty members are respected leaders in their fields and have strong
ties to the professional world combined with strong academic credentials
Large network of local employers, many with locations across the
country, who offer internships and hire talented graduates
National organizations host networking and professional development
events for our students

The Office of Multicultural Programs

Established in 1993, the Office of Multicultural Programs strives to serve Maryville
University students, otherwise underrepresented, with social and academic distinction.
Our mission is to encourage and guide students of every race, gender, and unique
background through their higher education career. Students involved with the Office
of Multicultural Programs transition from high school to college and on to graduation
with meaningful cultural programs. Our mission is to find ways for students to gain
relevant experience and understanding of the world around them by first seeking the
contemporary needs, interests and potential within themselves. This is accomplished
through engaging campus programs and workshops.
To mold these multicultural students into exceptional young professionals we have
adopted Shaun Harpers Tri-Sector Model of Cultural Practice:
o Cultural Education
Cultural education programs allow students to interact with the critical knowledge
needed to fully understand and focus on the history, practices, and infrastructure
of various cultures. Lectures, panels, and brown bag discussions have been typical
offerings.
o Cultural Engagement
These social programs typically include performances, entertainment, and social interaction activities. Festivals, multi-ethnic luncheons, and performance troupes are
examples of cultural engagement programs.
o Cultural Development
These programs address holistic development of students, with particular attention
to how culture affects leadership, professional orientation, and wellness. They also
make important contributions to student understanding, connectedness, and ethos
toward their personal cultures and communities.
In addition to the various cultural programming opportunities found on campus, the
Office of Multicultural Programs features programs that emphasis peer mentorship
and the benefits of creating strong connections to the Maryville University campus and
community. Some of the programs that students can engage themselves in are: Nia
Kuumba (Center of Spirituality for African/African American Women); Sista 2 Sista; Peer
Mentoring Program, Multicultural Scholars Program and various cultural events within
the St. Louis community throughout the year.
The Office of Multicultural Programs is in the Donius University Center, room 105,
located in the Student Life Office. If you have questions or concerns, e-mail or call Christie
Cruise-Harper, Assistant Dean and Director of Multicultural Programs; 314.529.9684 or
314.529.6600

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