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Executive MBA Student Named as 2008 William G. McGowan Scholar

Amy Lok, a graduate student in the Executive MBA Program, has been named the 2008 William G. McGowan Scholar at St. John Fisher College. The prestigious scholarship will help offset the cost of Lok’s tuition in her final semester in the program.

Information Night for Prospective Graduate Students

Wednesday, June 4

Center For Community Engagement

The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) is a collaboration among the City of Rochester, St. John Fisher College, and the United Way of Greater Rochester and is designed to bolster not-for-profit excellence and increase volunteerism in the community. The mission of the CCE is to enhance the quality of life in the Rochester community by increasing volunteerism and improving the performance of community-based nonprofit organizations. The Center is located on the Fisher campus.

In Today's Job Market,
MBAs Rise to the top.

The Bittner “MBA for a Day” is designed for students interested in obtaining an MBA. Participants will attend a mock class, review syllabi and course books, and meet alumni from both the Flexible and One-Year MBA Programs.

MBA for a Day

Thursday, April x, xxxx | 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Hughes Rotunda, Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. School of Education Building

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Welcome Bittner School of Business

Kenneth Ferguson
One-Year MBA, Class of 2005
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The Bittner School Houses the departments of Accounting, Finance & MIS and Management & Marketing, as well as the MBA programs. In April 2003, the Bittner School of Business received a Certificate of Accreditation from the prestigious AACSB International. This accreditation puts St. John Fisher College’s business programs in the same company as the leading business schools in the area and the nation.

The programs at the Bittner School of Business are known for providing exceptional graduates to the professional and business community because of our commitment to achieving excellence in business education. To do this, we prepare students with an understanding of the current accounting, finance, and management theories, the practical applications of those theories, and the ethical problems which they might encounter in their professional lives. Our graduates are also prepared to adapt to the rapid changes of a global economy. The department members strive to be involved with all aspects of the students’ preparation for embarking on their professional careers.

Our Mission

“The Ronald L. Bittner School of Business prepares professionally competent and ethically responsible graduates for careers as managers and professionals primarily for local and regional business. The school emphasizes excellence in teaching, close interaction with students, and recognizes that excellent teaching is informed by faculty actively engaged in research and scholarship. The faculty members produce research published in peer reviewed journals, and other recognized outlets for intellectual contribution that advances the scholarship of teaching, business practice and disciplinary knowledge."