Concordia College Department Histories

Business-Management Information Systems Concentration Present (2015-2016)

A major in Management Information Systems is no longer offered.  Instead, business majors have an option to obtain a concentration in Management Information Systems. 

Department Description:

The major in business offers 10 concentrations: agribusiness, economics, nance, healthcare administration, healthcare financial management, healthcare leadership, long-term care administration, management information systems, marketing, and organizational leadership. Students must take supporting and foundation classes prior to enrolling in upper-division courses (300 and 400 level). Permission may be granted by the instructor for students to concurrently take one foundation or supporting class with upper-division courses. (Department description from the 2015-2016 Concordia course catalog) 

Department Head:

Linda C. Keup (Associate dean) who earned her Bachelor of Science, Master of Business Administration, and Ph.D

Other Faculty:

  • Daniel V. Anderson, director, long-term care administration and healthcare financial management programs
  • Susan Geib
  • Abhijit Ghosh
  • Shelly K. Gompf, director, healthcare leadership program
  • Hanna B. Hartman
  • Michael A. Johnson
  • Maggie D. Jorgenson
  • Albert Kagan, director, Business Research Center
  • Ahmed M. Kamel
  • James R. Legler
  • Christopher J. Mason
  • Ralf Mehnert-Meland
  • Faith W. Ngunjiri, director, Lorentzsen Center for Faith and Work
  • Scot A. Stradley, advisor, Omicron Delta Epsilon
  • Odile J. Streed, director, international business program
  • Ronald G. Twedt
  • Andrea Van Winkle 
Only a major in Business Administration is offered

Sampling of courses Taught: 

  • Software Application 
  • Math 203 Finite Mathematics

Classes were most likely held in the Offutt School of Business

 

 

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