Business Administration

Brian Adams, Ph.D., director of graduate business programs

Melissa McCarthy, director of M.B.A. program

Faculty: Adams, Adrangi, Anderson, Barnes, Becich, Bernard, Chatrath, Down, Easton, Eom, Feldman, Grimmer, Gritta, Gudigantala, Hanig, Holloway, Jurinski, Kolay, Lewis, Lin, Lippman, McKittrick, Meckler, Mitchell, Parkman, Pickett, Reed, Seal, Stephens, Wu, Yu 

Introduction

The Dr. Robert B. Pamplin, Jr. School of Business Administration was founded in 1939; the master’s program in business administration (M.B.A.) began in 1959, the Master of Science in Finance (M.S.F.) began in 2009, the Executive Master of Business Administration in Nonprofit Management (E.M.B.A) began in 2011, and the Master of Science in Operations and Technology Management (M.S.O.T.M) began in 2012. The University of Portland’s business school is accredited by AACSB, the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business.

Mission

The Pamplin School of Business Administration’s innovative curriculum is an outgrowth of its mission statement. This mission is to create a collaborative learning environment that develops our students’ knowledge of effective business practices, enhances their analytic and interpersonal skills, and enables them to be successful and ethical leaders in their communities and the changing world.