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Business Management

Business Management

Program Overview

Students enrolled in this program will experience the world of business. They will assume the role of small business owner/manager for hands-on experience in the business venture of their choice. Students also work in the student-ran store, CTC Shop.  Through this venture, students learn marketing, customer relations, profit and banking concepts.  All proceeds from store are used for program activities and scholarships for program seniors. 

To assist them in the day to day functions of business, students will become proficient in word processing, spreadsheets, multimedia presentations, and database management using Microsoft Office. Through an articulated agreement with Shawnee State University, students have testing out options for college class credit. 

Business Management—Mrs. Brown’s Region Winners 2019

*Advancing to State—12 students


Small Business Management Team—1st Place


Stacy Bellaw*

Kaitlan Havens*

Caitlin Mullins*

Alexandria Umphries*


Administrative Support Research Project—1st Place


Tyanna Turner*


Interview Skills—2nd Place


Caitlin Mullins


Extemporaneous Speech—2nd Place


Savannah Morris


Integrated Office Applications


Alyssa Jenkins—2nd*


Advanced Word Processing


Alexes Grooms—1st*

Chasiddy Stiff—2nd*

Kearstin Havens—3rd*

Kristiana McDaniel—5th

Heather Taylor—6th

Shalee Gray—7th

Haley Mosley—9th

Alyssa Jenkins—10th


Intermediate Word Processing


Lexie Daniels—1st—declined for state

McKenzie Waddle—2nd*

Emily Sparks—3rd*

Haley Trimble—4th*

Mary Tong—8th

Katelin Havens—9th


Fundamental Word Processing


Brooklyn Daniel—4th

Beronica Logan—6th Place


Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications


McKenzie Waddle—5th

Chasiddy Stiff—9th


Administrative Support Team—4th


Alexes Grooms

Shalee Gray

Kristian McDaniel

Heather Taylor




Articulation Agreement

 
Through an articulated agreement with Shawnee State University, Business Management Program students may receive up to 15 college credits.  These credits can save the student over $4,000 in tuition and fees.  College credits are for the following classes:
 
  • BUOA 1110 Beginning Document Processing
  • BUOA 1140 Word Processing
  • BUOA 1150 Spreadsheet Applications
  • BUIS 1010 Computer Applications
  • BUMB 2100 Management Concepts

Testing will be scheduled in spring for those students eligible.

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