ANCELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Allen D. Morton, Dean, WS 376

Jim Donegan, Assistant Dean, WS 139         

Catherine Cote, Administrative Assistant                Phone (203) 837-8521

                                                                                          Fax (203) 837-8527

                                                                                          cotec@wcsu.edu

Departments

Accounting • Richard Proctor, Chair, WS386, (203) 837-8744

Faculty: J. Donegan; M. Ganon; S. Mcgregor; T. Monks; D. Moser; R. Proctor; G Skiba.

Finance • Annie Wong, Co-Chair, WS141, (203) 837-8577

                    Joel Goldstein, Co-Chair, WS384, (203) 837-9341

Faculty: C. Huang; B. Collins; J. Goldstein; A. Wong.

Management •  Stan Bazan, Chair  WS202, (203) 837-9238

Faculty: S. Bazan; E. Buccini; M. Chuang; J. Coleman; L.Forbes;

M. Dugal; F. Maidment; F. Tesch; P. O’Connor (M.H.A. Coordinator).

Management Information Systems • Richard Montague, Chair, WS204 (203) 837-9343

Faculty: E. Collar; J. Flynn; L Immohr; R. Montague; M. Wright; T. Lindblom.

Marketing • Ronald Drozdenko, Chair, WS301, (203) 837-8776

Faculty: J. Cronin; R. Drozdenko; K. Koza (MBA Coordinator); B Oulmil.

Division of Justice & Law

Justice and Law Administration  • Charles Mullaney, Chair, WS402, (203) 837-8524

Faculty: T. Dwyer; M. Foley; K. C. Jordan; G. Kain (M.S. Coordinator); A. Markert; C. Mullaney; P. Morris; F. Muska.

Mission and Objectives

The Ancell School of Business provides high quality, affordable undergraduate and graduate education for students from Western Connecticut and the broader region.  The Ancell School transforms students into graduates who are prepared to meet the needs of employers in our service region and the opportunities and challenges of our global economy.  The Ancell School promotes faculty excellence in teaching, intellectual contributions and service to professional and business organizations.L

Learning Goals:

• ABS graduates will be able to integrate knowledge from a variety of business disciplines in order to better understand markets, organizations, and individuals.
• ASB graduates will have an understanding of various ethical, corporate, social responsibility, and sustainability perspectives and how they apply to their actions and decisions.
• ASB graduates will have an understanding of the opportunities and challenges of operating in a global business environment.
• ASB graduates will be able to demonstrate effective communication skills.
• ASB graduates will be able to address complex business problems in novel ways and demonstrate the ability to reason and think analytically.
• ASB graduates will be able to demonstrate effective leadership and team-building skills necessary to lead organizations in a dynamic environment.

Graduate Programs

Business Administration

    Master of Business Administration

 Health Administration

     Master of Health Administration

 Justice Administration

     Master of Science in Justice Administration

Admissions

Please refer to the department area in the catalog for specific procedures and requirements for admissions, or contact the Division of Graduate Studies at (203) 837-8244.