2016-2017 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Management
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Anne Smith, Head
Lindsay Mahony, Interim Assistant Department Head
Rhonda Reger, Ph.D. Program Director
Debbie Mackey, M.S. Program Director
Professors
Crook, T.R., PhD – Florida State
Leap, T. (Lawson Professor), PhD – Iowa
Mangum, S., (Dean and Stokely Foundation Leadership Chair), PhD – George Washington
Miller, A. (William B. Stokely Chair of Management), PhD – Washington
Morris, M.L. (Associate Dean and Skinner Professor), PhD, CFLE – Tennessee
Ragozzino, R. (Haslam Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation), PhD – Ohio State
Reger, R., PhD – Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)
Smith, A.D. (King and Judy Rogers Professor in Business), PhD – North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
Associate Professors
Munyon, T., PhD – Florida State
Williams, D., PhD – Georgia State
Assistant Professors
Gras, D., PhD – Syracuse
Pierce, R.H., PhD – Ohio State
Samba, C., PhD - Houston
Lecturers
Adeleye, I., PhD – University of Manchester
Barksdale, C.D., PhD – Tennessee
Cowell, E.L., PhD – Tennessee
Graves, T.H. (Senior Lecturer), MS – East Tennessee State
Greene, H., MBA – Tennessee
Jacobs, J. (Senior Lecturer), PhD – Tennessee
Mackey, D.L. (Distinguished Lecturer and McKamey Scholar), PhD – Tennessee
Mahony, L., MBA – Washington State
Richardson, C.P., MS – Purdue
Seat, J.E., PhD, PE – Tennessee
Youngs, L., MBA – Tennessee
Adjunct Faculty
Carson, S., MBA – Tennessee
Lance, A., MBA – Dayton
Williamson, S., MBA – Barry
Emeriti Faculty
Ladd, R.T., PhD – Georgia
Stahl, M.J. (William B. Stokely Distinguished Professor of Management), PhD – Rensselaer Polytechnic
MAJORS |
DEGREES |
Business Administration |
MBA |
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation concentration |
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Human Resource Management concentration |
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Human Resource Management |
MS |
Business Administration |
PhD |
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Organizations and Strategy concentration |
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The human resource management program prepares students to work as HR generalists or specialists. Topics covered include job analysis, the recruitment and selection of employees, employee training and development, performance appraisal, the management of compensation and benefit plans, employee occupational health and safety, labor-management relations, and strategic HR. The program combines social/psychological elements with an understanding of current employment law.
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