The Emerson E. Evans School of Business is a student-centered, business school dedicated to enhancing learning opportunities for students in leadership, collaboration, and business education. Meeting the challenges of the global market place, students develop partnerships with business owners and leaders to explore business operations and gain hands-on experience.
Public notification of our accreditation status.
The Emerson E. Evans School of Business Assessment includes: students, faculty, graduates and employers (through internships); through the following list of direct and indirect assessment measures.
Students respond to surveys at the end of each semester.
Graduates assess the programs through alumni surveys.
Employers assess the programs through the intern process.
The Assessment of Student Learning Committee (ASLC) is the peer group on campus that facilitates standardized assessment plans. The all-campus project seeks to create a continual process which enables and improves teaching inputs for desired student outcomes.
Besides the entry and exit tests, students are tested at the two-year level and the Business Portfolio course serves as an assessment and capstone for mid-program.
The Strategic Management Course (Business Capstone) facilitates ranking students with Business students in an international competition that includes running a fictitious business for ten years (10 weeks).
Internships are available for all baccalaureate majors in the School of Business. These programs provide unique opportunities to gain on-the-job training and experience, make contacts for future opportunities and explore career possibilities while earning credits toward a degree. An internship/experience program strengthens the student’s resume and provides a source of job references or recommendations and business contacts for the future. In addition, courses become more meaningful and grades often improve as real world experience reinforces theory. Ultimately, this experience should enhance success in both the classroom and in one’s career while giving the student a competitive advantage in the job market upon graduation.
From time to time, School of Business organizes real world business panel discussion to the students and faculty from the panelists drawn from a wide selection of successful business people.
The Emerson E Evans School of Business is located in Bob Evans Farms Hall on the University of Rio Grande & Rio Grande Community College campus.