Mount Mercy’s MBA program, while steeped in classroom knowledge, demands that its students learn a practical side to business and management.
The Capstone course, a students’ final course in the MBA program, offer students hands-on, relevant experience gained through working with and supporting local Corridor-based businesses. Courses such as Principles of Project Management and Entrepreneurial Endeavors encourage outreach and help to facilitate connections between MBA students and local business leaders.
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November 7, 2012 - 4:17pm
13 regional championships.
More than 1,650 community members served through service projects that explore entrepreneurial action.
3 national recognitions for Mount Mercy alumni and current students.
Mount Mercy has a storied history with the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) organization. And now, it transfers that success and engagement to Enactus.
October 10, 2012 - 6:10pm
The Arc of East Central Iowa recognized Mount Mercy University's Master of Business Administration program as the winner of the Business Supporter of the Year for 2012. The university received the award at The Arc's Annual Meeting and Awards presentation. The Arc's Executive Director Delaine Petersen nominated Mount Mercy for the award.
March 15, 2012 - 5:56pm
During an inspiring lecture at Mount Mercy University on March 13, Van Meter, Inc. CEO Barry Boyer, keynote speaker for the 2012 MBA Speaker Series, explained a new approach to business that’s making a difference in big ways. In his speech, “Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things,” Boyer stressed the importance of finding ways to engage employees that encourages them to take a piece of ownership in their company.
January 27, 2011 - 3:17pm
Mount Mercy University Assistant Professor of Business Tracy Tunwall has been named an officer with the Iowa Senior Human Resources Association (ISHRA) for 2011.