Business and Management Program

The Business and Management Program is an interdisciplinary academic program offered at Knox. It offers one minor.

Program Committee

Current

• Roy Andersen, Acting Program Chair, Timme Professor of Economics
• Marc Parise, Visiting Scholar in Business and Management
• Carol Scotton, Assistant Professor of Economics and Business and Management
• Richard Stout, Professor of Economics

Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs

• Steve Cohn, Professor of Economics
• Sue Hulett, Professor of International Relations
• Frank McAndrew, Cornelia H. Dudley Professor of Psychology
• Duane Oldfield, Associate Professor of Political Science
• Jonathan Powers, Assistant Professor of Economics
• Robert Seibert, Robert W. Murphy Professor of Political Science

Business and Management

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The program offers one Business and Management minor.

Business and Management (minor)

This minor allows for intermediate study in Business and Management.

Courses Required for the Business and Management minor

7 credits:

• All of the following:
  • ECON 110 (Principles of Microeconomics)
  • BUS 211 (Principles of Accounting I)
  • BUS 280 (Business and Society)
• One of the following:
  • STAT 200 (Introductory Statistics)
  • PS 230 (Study of Politics)
• One of the following:
  • PHIL 118 (Environmental Ethics)
  • PHIL 130 (Ethics and Business)
• One of the following:
  • Both of the following:
    • BUS 212 (Principles of Accounting II)
    • BUS 333 (Managerial Finance)
  • All of the following:
    • PSYC 272 (Industrial/Organizational Psychology)
    • One of the following:
      • PSYC 278 (Stereotypes and Prejudice)
      • ANSO 205 (Race and Ethnic Relations)
  • Both of the following:
    • ECON 301 (Intermediate Microeconomics)
    • ECON 365 (Industrial Organization)
  • Both of the following:
    • ENVS 260 (World Resources)
    • ENVS 368 (Environmental Resource Economics)
  • Both of the following:
    • ECON 363 (Public Economics)
    • PS 235 (Introduction To American Public Policy)
  • All of the following:
    • ECON 371 (International Economics)
    • One of the following:
      • PS 301 (Democracy and Globalization)
      • PS 312 (International Organizations)
  • An independent concentration of two credits, with department approval