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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SUMMER ORIENTATION BS Degrees Accounting Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Business Management Marketing. ADMINISTRATION Michael Paige PhD, Dean Aileen Torrance JD, Assistant Dean Catherine Matook BA, Administrator INTERNSHIP Cathy Butler MS

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  1. SCHOOL OF BUSINESSSUMMER ORIENTATIONBS DegreesAccounting Entrepreneurship Finance International BusinessBusinessManagement Marketing

  2. ADMINISTRATION • Michael Paige PhD, Dean • Aileen Torrance JD, Assistant Dean • Catherine Matook BA, Administrator • INTERNSHIP • Cathy Butler MS • Marie Wilson MBA Guiding Lights

  3. Do not worry! • Laptops • Internships • Classes-scheduling Fall 2014 • Minors • Getting help Agenda

  4. Common Courses You can change majors or transfer to other EC majors without major hassles!!!

  5. You can change majors or transfer to other EC majors without major hassles!!! • DUAL MAJORS AVAILABLE: ACCT-BUS (150 CREDITS) Common Courses

  6. American Studies • Applied Math • Art History • Biology • Communications • Computer Science • Creative Arts Therapy • Creative Writing • Criminal Justice • Dance • Education • English • Environmental Studies • Events Management • Exercise Science • Gender Studies • Graphic Design • History • Hospitality Management • Human Services • International Studies • Legal Studies • Music • Philosophy • Photography • Political Science • Psychology • Religious Studies • Security Studies • Sociology • Spanish • Studio Art • Theatre • Victimology MinorsGen Ed or Electives

  7. PC (Windows) • MAC • PC/SURFACE (Windows) • MS Office/Windows • USB flash memory • HDMI connector – high quality • Printer? Laptops

  8. Classwork/demos are done in Windows & Office Professional 2013 • Extensive use of Excel, Word, PowerPoint • Problems: Office for MAC  Office for PC • Excel does not work the same way • Swapping files in teamwork can be a problem Mac Excel vs. Windows Excel There is absolutely no comparison … you cannot use MAC EXCEL for any serious financial analysis. All the keyboard shortcuts are either different or non-existent, there is no VBA support, no support for most plug-ins, and all the menus are terribly inefficient. I love my MAC and use it for everything else. But when it comes to real work (EXCEL and PPT), its gotta be a PC. http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/mac-excel-vs-window-excel Laptops PC & MAC

  9. ** prices fluctuate * 4 yr subscription Often bundled with PC purchase MS Office 2010 or 2013 are OK, but you need to make sure the ACCESS package is included PC Laptop Software

  10. Mac Laptop Software

  11. Experiential Learning Support Internship: Cathy Butler and Marie Wilson Classes all semester EC Launch Database of past sites Sorted by location Type of business • Finding a career path • Academic credits (16 cr.) • Freshman 120 hrs* January/Summer (2 cr.) • Sophomore 120 hrs* January/Summer (2 cr.) • Senior** 14weeks Fall Semester (12 cr.) *Summer possible **Spring Semester Junior year for ACC and some BUS Internships

  12. SCHEDULING DONE TO BE REGISTERED Gen Ed or Free Elective Choice (s) ENG101 College Writing Seminar LST100 Seminar in Academic Inquiry • BUS120 Business Fundamentals I • MTH126 Statistics or BUS110 Business Comp • INT010 Internship Seminar • HON100 Honors Seminar I (replace LST100 and ENG101) • ENG218 Argument-based Writing (replace ENG101) 1st Semester

  13. Gen Ed Categories

  14. American Studies ( AMS101) • Applied Math (MTH135) • Art History ( ART101) • Biology ( BIO101) • Communications ( CMM100) • Computer Science ( CSC101) • Creative Arts Therapy( ART105) • Creative Writing ( ENG108) • Criminal Justice (CJ 100) • Dance ( DAN200) • Education (ED 101) • English ( ENG102) • Environmental Studies (ENV140) • Events Management (HTM110) • Exercise Science (PE 110) • Gender Studies (LST121) • Graphic Design ( VC 105) • Hospitality Management (HTM101) • History (HST201) • Human Services (HMS100) • International Studies (IST100 ) • Legal Studies (CJ 151) • Music ( MUS111) • Philosophy (PHL100) • Photography (PHT116) • Political Science ( POL100) • Psychology ( PSY100) • Religious Studies ( REL104) • Security Studies (POL115) • Sociology ( SOC101) • Spanish ( SP 101) • Studio Art (ART105) • Theatre (DRA100) ( course is in GENED general education category; otherwise a free ELECTIVE) Courses to Jump-Start a Minor

  15. BUS120 BUS120 BUS120 LST100 LST100 MTH126 MTH126 MTH126 XXX123 XXX123 MTH126 ENG101 ENG101 MW 2pm-6pm : 2X week MWF 8 am-2pm : 3X week Class Patterns INT010 class time: F 1-4pm TR all day : 2X week

  16. Clubs Academic Options Study Abroad (Junior year) International Field Seminar (summer) Drop in Tutoring Labs Writing Center Private Tutoring • Collegiate DECA • Entrepreneurship Club • Investment Club • Campus clubs, sports, other activities Clubs & Activities

  17. Learning styles: If there are specific educational requirements contact Academic Resources. • Athletes: We have already assigned sports-friendly schedules; pick the remaining courses that finish before 3:15 PM daily!!! • Go for good times: LST100 and ENG101 are based on the same syllabus they just differ by Professor and Topic. • Go for balance: Try for 3 MWF/2 TR or 2 MWF/3 TR. Happy Biz kids

  18. July 11-12: Summer Orientation • July 21- Aug 1: Registration • Sept 1-2: Fall Orientation • Sept 3: Classes begin • Sept 11: Last Day of ADD/DROP Period Key Dates

  19. Michael Paige, Dean • mpaige@endicott.edu • 978-232-2259 • Aileen Torrance, Assistant Dean • atorranc@endicott.edu • 978-232-2154 • Catherine Matook, Administrator • cmatook@endicott.edu • 978-232-2157 Help: The Front Line

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