Welcome to the School of Business!
Prepare for your career in accounting, business management, computer information systems, finance, hospitality management and tourism, or marketing with one of our award-winning degree programs. The mission of the School of Business is to provide our diverse student population with a business education that prepares them for successful careers and responsible citizenship roles in the world of business. It is our vision to provide the highest quality, technologically linked business education in a student-oriented learning environment. Join our outstanding students and graduates as they continue to drive the economic well-being of the Northwest and Central Louisiana region and beyond.
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Our AACSB accredited School of Business offers outstanding degree programs that are committed to preparing students to be successful in Accounting, Business Administration, and Computer Information Systems. Students may also major in our industry-leading Hospitality Management and Tourism degree program…
Our great faculty and students helping to make an impact in the community! www.nsula.edu/business-students-helping-local-restaurants-with-marketing-advice/
Business students helping local restaurants with marketing advice
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NATCHITOCHES – Management 4300 students at Northwestern State University have helped provide valuable assistance to three local businesses dealing with the impact of the COVID-19 virus that should h...
Faculty meeting! We are ready!! #flattenthecurve #stayathome
Thank you!!! I can’t imagine what they are going through. It’s going to be difficult for all of us!
LOVE IT! Thanks for everything that you do for us!
In response to the ongoing threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, we will suspend all in-person classes effective at the end of the day Friday, March 13, and transition to online instruction and other remote learning alternatives beginning Thursday, March 19.
There will be no classes at the university Monday-Wednesday, March 16-18, as plans are finalized for the conversion from in-person classes to the online and remote delivery format. On-line classes will begin Thursday, March 19. University offices will remain open all week.
We will join other schools in the University of Louisiana System in moving from face-to-face instruction to online and other alternative learning in an effort to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. The university will provide technical support to students and faculty who require that assistance.
There are no reported cases of COVID-19 at any of our campuses. University offices will remain open, and all ancillary services, including dining accommodations and access to the library and computer labs, will continue. Students in residential facilities may continue to reside on our campuses or participate in classes from other sites.
To ensure the health and safety of students, faculty and staff, the university will continue to monitor conditions related to coronavirus. Alternative work arrangements for personnel and modified residential accommodations for students could result from an outbreak of COVID-19 on campus or in the community.
Important notice for all NSU!NSU will transition to on-line classes as pandemic develops– Northwestern State University President Dr. Chris Maggio issued the following statement regarding the on-going threat of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to the ongoing threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, Northwestern State University will suspend all in-person classes effective at the end of the day Friday, March 13, and transition to online instruction and other remote learning alternatives beginning Thursday, March 19.
There will be no classes at the university Monday-Wednesday, March 16-18, as plans are finalized for the conversion from in-person classes to the online and remote delivery format. On-line classes will begin Thursday, March 19. University offices will remain open all week.
Northwestern will join other schools in the University of Louisiana System in moving from face-to-face instruction to online and other alternative learning in an effort to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. The university will provide technical support to students and faculty who require that assistance.
There are no reported cases of COVID-19 at any of Northwestern’s campuses. University offices will remain open, and all ancillary services, including dining accommodations and access to the library and computer labs, will continue. Students in residential facilities may continue to reside on NSU campuses or participate in classes from other sites.
To ensure the health and safety of students, faculty and staff, the university will continue to monitor conditions related to coronavirus. Alternative work arrangements for personnel and modified residential accommodations for students could result from an outbreak of COVID-19 on campus or in the community.
Numerous university events and activities are being canceled, postponed or adjusted as a result of this public health crisis. FULL STORY AVAILABLE ONLINE @natchitochesparishjournal.com
Proud to work with the A+ coalition on this project!We are proud to announce our first Technology in the Classroom grant recipient, Wendi Worsham, Allied Health teacher at NCHS! The A+ Coalition will be purchasing a multi-touch, interactive smart table that will allow for the Allied Health and EMR students at NCHS to utilize 3D technology to virtually travel through the human body. Innovation meets workforce demands in Natchitoches Parish! Help us congratulate Wendi!!! 🍎
It was so rewarding! Thank you for your forward thinking and hard work putting this grant together!!! #togetherwecan
You can now apply for the MS in Computer Information Systems at Northwestern State University. To apply, please go to www.applyweb.com/nsula/index.ftl and click on “Application for Admission to Graduate School, United States and International Students”.
While you will be filling out the application for Spring 2020, the program is now actually beginning in Fall 2020. The Graduate School will manually move your application once you apply.
If you do not see the MS in Computer Information Systems listed as a program choice, please choose “Other” and enter “597” for the major code.
Once you apply, we have the following requirements:
1) Bachelor’s Degree from Regionally Accredited College/University
2) Official Transcripts from All Colleges/Universities Attended
3) Two Letters of Recommendation
4) One of the following:
a. Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 OR
b. Minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.5 and one of the following:
i. GRE Score of 280 (verbal plus quantitative) or equivalent GMAT score OR
ii. Two to three-page essay on experience in information systems field and why the student is an appropriate fit for the Northwestern State Computer Information Systems program. Format should be Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1-inch margins, and APA style.
Meeting the above requirements will allow you entry into the program. Please do be aware that some of the graduate courses do have prerequisites/competencies. The general competencies include basic programming knowledge, basic hardware/networking knowledge, basic database systems knowledge, and basic statistics knowledge. Depending on the choice of a particular class, you may also need either intermediated/advanced programming knowledge or intermediate/advanced networking knowledge. If you have any questions about this area, please let me know. Once I have your transcripts, I can let you know if you meet these prerequisites/competencies. You may also be able to meet those competencies through your work experience.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
Curtis Penrod (penrodc@nsula.edu)
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The Office of Admissions is located in South Hall, 444 Caspari Street Office hours are 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. | (318) 357-4078 | (800) 767-8115
Come join the fun!!Come join the School of Business for a fun Halloween!! Get advised and get some treats!!
Last week, Dr. Maggio shared an article about majors with great job opportunities - several School of Business majors and concentrations were among them:
www.cnbc.com/2019/09/04/college-graduates-who-choose-this-major-could-earn-over-100000.html
College graduates who choose this major could earn over $100,000
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Not all career paths require a master's degree to be successful. These majors give newly minted graduates an attractive salary right out of the gates — and they have good hiring prospects, as well.Wohoo!!!! Congratulations!!!
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Master's program in computer information systems approved
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NATCHITOCHES – A Master’s of Science in Computer Information Systems at Northwestern State University has been approved by the State Board of Regents. The 33-hour degree program would be offered c...Nick Cortez Chris Gregory interesting!
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Cyber Security Analyst in St. Petersburg, Florida: An NSU alumnus shared this opportunity. His organization is looking for a Cyber Security Analyst. The salary is $52,000 per year. The required education is a bachelor’s degree in computer science or information technology or one to two years of related experience and/or training or an equivalent combination of education and experience. For more information on the position, please see jobs.srg-us.com/jb/Cyber-Security-Analyst-Jobs-in-St-Petersburg-FL/4627188?.
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The Staffing Resource Group, Inc offers top Cyber Security Analyst jobs in St. Petersburg FL. Apply for Cyber Security Analyst career opportunities in St. Petersburg FL.IT Services is looking for two student workers who could start this summer in their area and continue into the fall and spring semester. These positions are 29 hours per week at $10 per hour. They are open to incoming and current freshmen. If you are interested, please e-mail Mr. Tracy Brown at tracy@nsula.edu.
Dr. Parker shared this opportunity. The Entrepreneurial Accelerator Program is looking for an administrative assistant intern. This internship will help sharpen your business acumen and improve other skills needed to enter a fast-paced work environment. Please see the NSU School of Business jobs/internships page for more information.
Ms. McDowell shared this position. Valiant Integrated Services is looking for an experience, highly skilled Information System Technologist to join their professional team at Fork Polk, LA to provide support to the Army Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS) Maintenance Program (ATMP). For more information on this position, please see recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?c=2174507&d=ValiantExternalCareerSite&r=5000495643806#/.
Internship or Job Opportunity at Fairfield Studios: An alumnus let us know that Fairfield Studios (fairfieldstudios.com/) is in search of a sales team for their studio and their TV show that is airing in Natchitoches along with 25 plus stations across 9 states. They would like to expand their business and become the leader in production for Natchitoches and Cenla along with the selling of commercial and sponsorships for their TV show on a local, regional , and national level. They are looking for an intern or a recent graduate who has a lot of motivation in sales. They do believe in compensation and offer commission on sales. If you are interested, please contact Mr. John Chambers at Fairfield Studios at johnchambers@fairfieldstudios.com.
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Script to Screen Creative Video Production Crew, Sound, Recording, Camera, Fairfield Studios is a creative group that creates the very best creative audio and visual content as well as a crew resource...Hannah Fulton
Financial & Procurement Specialist at US Court of Appeals – Fifth Circuit: Ms. Randi Washington also shared this opportunity. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is looking for a Financial & Procurement Specialist. Under the guidance of the Budget & Procurement Administrator, the Financial & Procurement Specialist performs and coordinates administrative, technical, and professional work related to financial, accounting, and budgetary activities and ensures the Clerk’s Office and chambers are supplied with the materials, equipment, and services required to function optimally, including ensuring compliance with the appropriate guidelines, policies, and approved internal controls. The salary is $45,321 to $80,933 depending upon qualifications and experience.
Programmer Analyst at US Court of Appeals – Fifth Circuit: Ms. Randi Washington shared this opportunity. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is looking for a Programmer Analyst. Under the guidance of the Chief of the Technology Division, the Programmer Analyst performs professional work related to designing, developing, modifying and adapting new and existing software and takes a lead role involving software development. Primary responsibility includes implementing software solutions after analyzing needs and requirements. Responsibilities also include developing complex project plans, managing resources, and training users to utilize automated systems and providing end user support. The salary is $49,772 to $74,596 depending upon qualifications and experience.
Hello to All of our Northwestern State University’s School of Business Supporters!
We are reaching out to those who would love to make a difference for your alma mater. Donating would allow our strong tradition of providing excellent educational opportunities to continue. If you have not considered giving previously, then please think about making a difference now by giving back to us in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, or Hospitality Management and Tourism.
Please know that your gifts impact….
(1) The educational goals of deserving students,
(2) The recruitment of a quality faculty pool, and
(3) The funding and sustainability of innovative programs and initiatives.
Please consider giving back to your alma mater, the College of Business and Technology, today. Your donations help your alma mater remain a prestigious institution which in turn causes the value of your degree to increase.
www.northwesternstatealumni.com/donations/college-of-business-and-technology/
No amount is too small; it only takes a spark to start a flame!
Dr. Margaret S. Kilcoyne, Dean
Hello to All of our Northwestern State University’s School of Business Supporters!
We are reaching out to those who would love to make a difference for your alma mater. Donating would allow our strong tradition of providing excellent educational opportunities to continue. If you have not considered giving previously, then please think about making a difference now by giving back to us in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, or Hospitality Management and Tourism.
Please know that your gifts impact….
(1) The educational goals of deserving students,
(2) The recruitment of a quality faculty pool, and
(3) The funding and sustainability of innovative programs and initiatives.
Please consider giving back to your alma mater, the College of Business and Technology, today. Your donations help your alma mater remain a prestigious institution which in turn causes the value of your degree to increase.
www.northwesternstatealumni.com/donations/college-of-business-and-technology/
No amount is too small; it only takes a spark to start a flame!
Dr. Margaret S. Kilcoyne, Dean
Hello to All of our Northwestern State University’s School of Business Supporters!
We are reaching out to those who would love to make a difference for your alma mater. Donating would allow our strong tradition of providing excellent educational opportunities to continue. If you have not considered giving previously, then please think about making a difference now by giving back to us in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, or Hospitality Management and Tourism.
Please know that your gifts impact….
(1) The educational goals of deserving students,
(2) The recruitment of a quality faculty pool, and
(3) The funding and sustainability of innovative programs and initiatives.
Please consider giving back to your alma mater, the College of Business and Technology, today. Your donations help your alma mater remain a prestigious institution which in turn causes the value of your degree to increase.
www.northwesternstatealumni.com/donations/college-of-business-and-technology/
No amount is too small; it only takes a spark to start a flame!
Dr. Margaret S. Kilcoyne, Dean
Hello to All of our Northwestern State University’s School of Business Supporters!
We are reaching out to those who would love to make a difference for your alma mater. Donating would allow our strong tradition of providing excellent educational opportunities to continue. If you have not considered giving previously, then please think about making a difference now by giving back to us in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, or Hospitality Management and Tourism.
Please know that your gifts impact….
(1) The educational goals of deserving students,
(2) The recruitment of a quality faculty pool, and
(3) The funding and sustainability of innovative programs and initiatives.
Please consider giving back to your alma mater, the College of Business and Technology, today. Your donations help your alma mater remain a prestigious institution which in turn causes the value of your degree to increase.
www.northwesternstatealumni.com/donations/college-of-business-and-technology/
No amount is too small; it only takes a spark to start a flame!
Dr. Margaret S. Kilcoyne, Dean
We invite you to make donations to the School of Business' Annual Campaign!
J. Walter Porter Forum
The J. Walter Porter forum is an effort to translate the textbook into practice by bringing capable, successful business executives to the campus to speak on selected topics in their area of expertise. The forum [...]
2ND INFERNO PITCH – BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Do you want to develop a business plan to compete for prizes? Well, if yes, then our 2nd Inferno Pitch is for you! The competition starts August 19th, 2019. Please see: Video #1 (short): https://youtu.be/9ocK0dSe4v0 Video [...]
CLE Workshops 2018
CLE Workshop Friday, November 16, 2018 in the Natchitoches Room in Russell Hall. Description: This outreach effort was started to assist attorneys in the local and regional areas to obtain their CLE hours in various [...]
