7 courses with the subject BUS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
A comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of Business as Mission. This course explores conceptual foundations for understanding BAM’s place in global mission and equips students with practical knowledge for implementing kingdom-strategic business ventures. (Can substitute MIS 300/MIS 301)
This introduction study will help the student develop their statistical reasoning with the specific interest of 102
Students are required to complete 200 hours of internship with one or more of Williamson College non- profit partners or any other organization approved by Williamson College.
The introduction to concepts in the development of friends and funds to support the mission and vision of the nonprofit organization. This class will consider the annual fund, major gifts, special events, and donor data development and tracking. BUS 422 Fundamentals of Funds Development II (3) [Prerequisite: BUS 421] A continuation in the study of concepts related to the development of friends and funds in the nonprofit organization. This class will focus on grant writing, capital campaign design and implementation and planned giving.
An overview of various communication requirements, styles and medium that are critical in the development of a shared vision among stakeholders of the nonprofit organization.
This course addresses the components of vision: Mission, Values, Goals and Strategies. Further, it focuses on the implementation and execution of strategies as it relates to human and financial capital. BUS/PS 450 Business Law (3) This course will introduce several areas of legal responsibility, risk, and exposure to small and medium- sized businesses. Students will learn how to select and work with an attorney and form and work with a board of directors. Exposure to operational liability, insurance, and bankruptcy protection will equip students to recognize and mitigate business risk. Students will also study the processes of buying and selling a business entity. Several guest lecturers will address essential topics surrounding contract law, employment law, and business formations.
A comprehensive review of a student’s entire WC career from an interdisciplinary approach. Students should be prepared to give account of all course material and concepts as it relates to their focus of study in Nonprofit Managerial Leadership. Pass/Fail BUS/CM 490 - International Internship (Brussels, Belgium) (3) This internship offers the opportunity to work with local church leaders to expand their ministries and disciple-making efforts. Interns will also support LifePoint Brussels’ long-term workers through care, advocacy, equipping, and rest. Academically, the program focuses on leadership through a biblical lens, examining cultural, political, and business dynamics in Brussels. Instruction includes cross-cultural communication, theology, and leadership principles taught through study, discussion, site visits, and interviews.
Source: Williamson Christian College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
