Adam Stoverink Recognized With February TFSC Cordes Chair
The Wally Cordes Teaching and Faculty Support Center recognized Adam Stoverink as the February 2025 Wally Cordes Chair.
02/20/2025 | By Lori Libbert
Department of Management
Management is both art and science. Experienced executives will tell you that one of the most important skills any professional could possess is the ability to effectively manage others - regardless of the industry.
Management Undergraduate Program
Bachelor’s Degree
Management majors gain insight and skill needed for careers as professional managers or as self-employed entrepreneurs. These skills include technical knowledge, communicative capacity, human understanding, and conceptual and problem-solving ability.
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Management Ph.D Program
Doctoral Program
The primary objective of the Ph.D. program in Management is to prepare candidates for careers in university research and teaching.
Several faculty hold leadership positions at the Academy of Management and serve on the editorial boards of research journals.
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Online Degree Program: Human Resources Management
Bachelor's Degree
More than ever, managers of human resources must integrate individual goals with organizational objectives to encourage high-quality performance by employees.
This online program provides a flexible and cost-effective opportunity to pursue a Human Resources Management degree, whether you are new to college, completing a degree started years ago, or seeking an additional degree to enhance your skillsets.
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New & Noteworthy
New Research Identifies Ideal AI System Types for Managers
As managers face more pressure in implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into the workflow, a study from researchers at a trio of universities offers insights to help managers adapt.
01/10/2025 | By Magno Queiroz and Abhijith Anand
Walton College Researchers Ranked Top 2% in the World by Elsevier
Seven distinguished faculty members at the Sam M. Walton College of Business have been recognized among the top 2 percent of scientists globally in Elsevier's latest 2024 rankings.
11/06/2024 | By Meghan Perry