38 courses with the subject BMAL, 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.
BMAL 500Organizational Behavior3
Prerequisite: ACCT 511 or BMAL 590 or BUSI 561 or Bus Cmn Pro Cpnt/27hr BUSI Req with a score of 3
This course provides a comprehensive perspective on leadership and management, from both an historical and current practices perspective. The link between management and leadership is examined and the application of leadership theory is explored. (Formerly BUSI 501) (Crosslisted with BMIS 501)
Students will study the crucial aspects of financial analysis and management so that they will have an understanding of the requirements to identify, measure, and communicate financial information. Topics in this course include: financial reporting, underlying accounting assumptions, performance measures, ratio analysis, cash flow, time value of money and budgeting.
This course is designed to give students a foundation of the common professional components necessary to understand graduate level business concepts. Students who pass each component will demonstrate proficiency in each of the following: Marketing, Business Finance, Accounting, Management, Legal Environment of Business, Economics, Business Ethics, Global Dimensions of Business, Information Management Systems, Quantitative Techniques/Statistics, Business Integration, and APA/Writing skills. This course is required for admission for all students who do not have an undergraduate degree in business or accounting, and who desire to pursue a program either currently ACBSP accredited or one pursuing accreditation, or for those programs where a foundational knowledge of business concepts is essential.
Leaders of nonprofit organizations must understand their role in the diverse political, social and economic contexts in which they will lead. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of how to lead a nonprofit organization. Students will examine governance, key concepts and the stakeholders involved in nonprofit management. (Formerly BUSI 602)
This course is directed toward preparing those considering starting or acquiring a business. Students will examine the managerial, technical and financial challenges of entrepreneurship. In-depth studies of the entrepreneurial requirements for success and the methods of entering a business are covered. (Formerly BUSI 603)
BMAL 620Nonprofit Leadership and Board Governance3
Governance in nonprofit organizations provides strategic leadership, sets direction and monitors performance. This course examines the board and leadership’s relationship, how to effectively manage those relationships, and the roles and responsibilities of the directors.
BMAL 621Fundraising and Development Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations3
This course provides a foundation of a nonprofit organization’s fundraising perspective, donor cultivation, capital campaigns and stewardship that impact fundraising and development strategies.
This course examines International non-governmental organizations and their activities and important roles they play in promoting the public interest and serving the public good.
Although not in business to make money, nonprofit leaders must be familiar with nonprofit accounting standards. This course will discuss non-profit accounting concepts, budgeting, controls, nonprofit transactions and financial statements.
BMAL 640Entrepreneurial Innovation in the Nonprofit Organization3
Leaders of nonprofit organizations are responsible for creating social and sustainable market-based solutions. Students will examine innovation concepts, practices, strategies, and social entrepreneurship.
Introduction to doctoral studies, which provides information regarding the Doctor of Strategic Leadership program, the Graduate School of Business, and University resources.
Prerequisite: BMAL 700 and BMAL 702 and BMAL 703 and BMAL 704 and BMAL 710 and BMAL 714 and BMAL 716 and BMAL 720 and BMAL 727 and BMAL 770 and BMAL 780 and BUSI 830
