
David Gurzick
- Professor of Management
- MBA Program Director

The minor in management is designed to introduce non-business majors to the world of organizations, supervision and administration.
You will receive an introductory knowledge of how to effectively plan, organize, lead and control resources to achieve organizational purpose and goals.
The minor will provide you an overview of the different theoretical approaches to managing organizations. You'll have the opportunity to apply these to actual problem-solving and decision-making situations across private, public and nonprofit sectors through empirical projects and case studies.
It emphasizes the role of leadership, motivation and interpersonal dynamics in affecting organizational transformation to deal with global, economic, technological and demographic changes.
See our course catalog for more information on this program.
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Explore complementary majors that build upon and tie into the management minor.
Those who pursue studio art as a profession are essentially small business owners. The skills learned in this minor would allow them to successfully navigate the business aspects of their art careers.
Ideal for future tech team leaders, project managers or startup founders. It builds leadership and organizational skills to complement your technical expertise.
A strong pairing for students who are interested in campaigns and elections.
Ideal for students interested in human and social service management careers and advancing best practices in business to the non-profit and entrepreneurial sectors.
Coordinator, Management Minor