Michael Cutright of Channahon was recently recognized with the Outstanding Student Award for Accelerated Business Programs. He recently earned a Bachelor of Arts in Management with an Organizational Leadership concentration from Lewis University in Romeoville. Read the full article, here. Tweet
Dear Future Business Student: There are few investments that will generate the return you will realize from completing your Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in business. The College of Business offers a unique program that blends the Adult, Accelerated Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and the MBA Program into an attractive (yet challenging)
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“Employment of computer and information systems managers is expected to grow 17 percent over the 2008-18 decade, which is faster than the average for all occupations.” Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos258.htm) Average salary for an entry-level Information Technology Manager in the Chicago land market is $57,151. PayScale.com Given such high, predicted demand, a rigorous and
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Thus we can experience fear, confidence, desire, anger, pity, and generally any kind of pleasure and pain either too much or too little, and in either case not properly. But to experience all of this at the right time, toward the right objects, toward the right people, for the right reason, and in the right
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Managing Uncertainty Critical Leadership Tasks During Times of Uncertainty As business leaders continue to struggle with the question; what can I, as a business owner and leader in my organization, do to better manage/lead during this economic uncertainty?, they may find comfort in the following quotation. “A chicken doesn’t stop scratching just because worms are
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One of the core values of our University is Association. We define this as, “The process of forming a community of mutual respect, collegiality, collaboration and service.” As one would imagine, examples of where association is lived in our institution are numerous. Below is an example of how a student and his classmates chose to demonstrate
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“I have many friends who are alumni of Lewis University. They really played up how great of a college it was. Now that I am here, I can see why they loved it so much! Great professors give you the hands-on attention you may need. Also, I find it rewarding to learn alongside other adults
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One of the hallmarks of a Lewis University degree is that it is personal. Indeed, our values and culture support the personalization of your education. This can be expressed in a number of ways, for instance, “You are treated as a person, not a number.” However, just hearing that statement does not explain how the
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Dr. Mark Musch has helped many Lewis students achieve their goal of completing their degree. Dr. Musch has been a part of the Lewis community since 2004 and has taught over 40 Pathophysiology courses. Dr. Musch obtained his PhD in 1983 in Pharmacology/Physiology from University of Chicago. Below you will find a short discussion on his views of adult students and Lewis overall. Q. What encouraged you to teach at Lewis? A. Friends who taught in the program thought I would enjoy the experience and be a good facilitator. Q. What do you consider the best feature of your favorite course? A. The students, the RN’s in this program are astonishing, curious and knowledgeable, many life experiences to add to the course, I learn each time I teach it. Q. What is your favorite artist or genre of music? why? A. Motown is my favorite type of music, too many amazing artists
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