Extractions: Other Financial Aid Graduate assistantships are university appointments that give students an opportunity to work with faculty members and provide a method of funding graduate studies. They are an excellent opportunity for gaining experience and academic growth in the College of Business Departments of Accounting, Finance-Insurance-Law, Management, and Marketing. Graduate assistants gain valuable experience by assisting faculty members with research activities, teaching, advising students, supervising laboratory groups, tutoring, or grading papers. Assistants are assigned 10 to 20 hours of work per week. In addition, they are expected to play leadership roles and participate in activities designed for M.B.A. students within the College of Business. Additional assistantship appointments exist in other areas of the University. In the College of Business, students must have met M.B.A. program admission requirements and have at least a 3.0 grade point average before their assistantship application is considered. Applications are reviewed by the department chairs in late April for fall appointments. Only a limited number of assistantships open for the spring semester, and these are reviewed in late October. Approximately 40 assistantships are available in the College. Full-time graduate assistants receive a monthly stipend of $672, and a full tuition waiver; one-half time graduate assistants receive $336, and a full tuition waiver. Applications for College of Business assistantships are available from the M.B.A. office. An application may be
MBA Program At Illinois State University The MBA Program curriculum and has three parts foundation, core, FIL 440 financial management Shows you how to formulate and solve problems http://www.mba.ilstu.edu/pros_stu/curriculum.htm
Extractions: MBA Association The Curriculum The MBA Program curriculum and has three parts: foundation, core, and elective courses. Seven foundation courses are available to students who have no prior academic work in business. Few, if any, of these courses are necessary for students who have an undergraduate business degree. Nine required (or core) courses plus three elective courses constitute the actual program. Electives provide the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills in areas of individual interest. Computer applications are integrated into the curriculum to provide students with skills useful in business management. Quantitative tools and techniques are applied in all the M.B.A. classes where appropriate. To improve analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills, faculty members require oral and written reports, case analyses, group projects, term papers, and class discussions in most of the core and elective courses. Students need a background in business subjects to succeed in the graduate-level core courses. The college offers graduate-level courses that provide an understanding of common topics in business administration. For students with no prior academic courses in business, as many as seven foundation courses may be required.
Finance - M - Illinois MBA - University Of Illinois FIN 514 financial Engineering II FIN 515 - management of Fixed Income UNIVERSITY OF illinois AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SITE MAP. http://www.mba.uiuc.edu/M/Curriculum/Concentrations/Finance.htm
Extractions: Coming soon: Watch this page for our updates on Finance career options The Finance concentration prepares students to pursue a variety of careers in the financial industry. One of the most popular career choices is corporate finance which involves working with individual firms as a financial consultant and performing the financial management function within an individual firm. Another popular career choice is financial services which involves creating, pricing, and marketing financial products or financial services. Prerequisites:
Financial Aid - M - Illinois MBA - University Of Illinois The illinois MBA program provides a number of options to help students finance their MBA Loans is a private program offered by the Graduate management http://www.mba.uiuc.edu/m/admissions/Financial Aid/
Extractions: In This Section Scholarships Student Loans Internships Graduate Assistantships ... Other Sources and links While the returns on a full-time MBA are measured in countless professional, financial, and personal rewards, it requires a significant investment of time and money. The Illinois MBA program provides a number of options to help students finance their graduate business education. Many students borrow through student loans to defray educational costs. Other sources of financial aid include internships, graduate assistantships and campus employment. SCHOLARSHIPS There are several scholarship opportunities available for qualified first year and second year Illinois MBA students. First Year Scholarships Second Year Scholarships STUDENT LOANS There are a number of sources for student loans: Federal Student Loans are available to citizens and permanent residents of the United States . The annual amount available from FAFSA is $18,500. The FAFSA application can be completed on line.
Business - Management, Other Graduate Programs In Midwest U.S.A. illinois Institute Of Technology Program management Science Program Finance Location Chicago, IL. The Master of Science in Finance is a specialized http://programs.gradschools.com/midwest/business_other.html
Extractions: The Krannert MBA is consistently ranked among the top programs in major rankings surveys and regularly appears in the top specialty rankings for operations management, MIS, logistics/supply chain, placement success, ... Click here for more program info Click here to visit this program's website Click to send E-mail to: masters@krannert..purdue.edu
DCCA Introduces New Financial Management Series financial management SERIES By JAN M. GRAYSON, Director illinois both general information on how to develop an overall financial management program, http://www.lib.niu.edu/ipo/im910630.html
Extractions: Credits to: Steve Gutnayer T he Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs has prepared a new series of publications on Municipal Financial Management. Known as the "Municipal Finance Series," this series is designed to provide municipal officials with the fundamental tools needed to develop a comprehensive financial management system. The documents contain both general information on how to develop an overall financial management program, and a recommended standard format for presenting pertinent financial data in a methodical manner. Each format has been developed in conformance with generally accepted accounting principles and relevant statutory requirements. The series begins with a description of the 21 sources of municipal revenue, including such little understood revenues as the road and bridge tax and the foreign fire insurance tax. Formulas used by the State in distributing such intergovernmental revenues as the State income tax, personal property replacement tax, and motor fuel tax, are also included. The series also addresses the departmental budget request document in which various municipal programs and services are translated into a preliminary financial plan. During the preparation of the budget request, a specific spending proposal must be developed to meet the needs of each municipal department and operation.
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Extractions: For accounting schools Illinois is home to many institutions where students can obtain the knowledge, skills and paper qualifications necessary to enter the accounting profession. As well, there are an increasing number of online schools with accounting and bookkeeping programs available to Illinois students. Here are some of our top recommendations: University of Phoenix Accounting-Related Programs offered: Learn the skills you need to succeed at University of Phoenix, the school chosen by more working professionals than any other university in the U.S. With over 140 conveniently located campuses for you to choose from, you can earn a degree in disciplines such as of Business, Technology, Criminal Justice, Nursing, and Education. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Program availability varies by location. Illinois campuses are located in: Chicago, Schaumburg.
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Extractions: COB Home ... Newsletters Select an area from the Just For You section. Prospective Students Current Students Faculty/Staff Alumni Employers Advisement Undergraduate Graduate Accounting Business Information Systems Business Teacher Education International Business Marketing Select an area from the General Information section. About the College Calendar of Events Contact Information Giving to the College New Building News Professional Standards (pdf) Research Support Scholarships/Awards Student Organizations Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies Katie School of Insurance Professional Sales Institute Small Business Development Center An image of a College of Business Student "I was attracted to the College of Business at ISU because of the small-school atmosphere, friendly people, and location of the campus. Meeting diverse people and developing great relationships has helped me become a more 'rounded' person. " Jump over the programs navigation.
College Of Business > University Of Illinois Our students leave illinois prepared for careers in business throughout the Finance programs give students the theoretical background and analytical http://www.business.uiuc.edu/programs.html
Extractions: Important Site Links Main Menu A summary of all of the College's MS-level graduate degrees offers a quick way to determine your study options at Illinois. Highly lauded accountancy programs train students to be leaders in their profession, to think critically, and communicate clearly about economic and business issues. An Undergraduate Accountancy degree provides the foundation upon which to build a career. The Accountancy PhD program educates scholars to further the advancement of academic knowledge and to teach future generations of top accounting professionals. Finance programs give students the theoretical background and analytical tools that enable them to make sound judgments throughout their careers in financial management, commercial and investment banking, investments, government finance, insurance, and real estate.
SIUE School Of Engineering - Construction Management Text Only Such a person is the graduate of SIUEs Construction management program. financial management Microeconomics General Business Administration http://www.siue.edu/ENGINEER/CONSTRUCT/constr_mgt/constr_text.html
Extractions: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDWARDSVILLE SIUE Home School of Engineering Construction Management Program Text Only/Printable Version Graphic Version Intro Program Your Future ... Information 1. Intro 2. Program Our Construction Management program is built with outstanding faculty from the schools of Engineering and Business, a rigorous academic curriculum, invaluable industry input, active alumni support, and now has the benefit of a new 129,000-square-foot engineering building. Besides state-of-the-art testing facilities, computer labs with the latest hardware and software are reserved exclusively for Construction Management students. Small class sizes allow close interaction between faculty and students. A Solid Curriculum
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Illinois EPA - Bureau Of Land The illinois Brownfields Redevelopment Loan Program is a revolving The Program provides financial and administrative resources for timely and effective http://www.epa.state.il.us/land/more-info-about-bol.html
Extractions: The Bureau of Land (BOL) is responsible for the protection and restoration of land and groundwater resources in the State of Illinois. The BOL administers a broad variety of solid and hazardous waste management and cleanup programs. The mission of the Bureau of Land is to: Ensure that hazardous and non-hazardous wastes are managed in an environmentally sound manner; Encourage the recycling and recovery of waste materials through suitable incentive/disincentive efforts; Provide remedial responses and/or provide oversight to the uncontrolled releases of hazardous and petroleum substances into the environment. Bureau Chief's Office Bill Child, Bureau Chief
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Departments And Divisions Develops and provides materials and guidance regarding the illinois Learning Agency Finance and Administration includes facility management and security http://www.isbe.state.il.us/divisions.htm
Extractions: Develops and reviews external agreements as appropriate. Provides advice to the Board and all agency divisions on various legal issues. Coordinates with the Office of the Attorney General on litigation against or on behalf of the agency. Issues legal opinions for Regional Education Offices upon request. Darren Reisberg , Deputy General Counsel, 312-814-2236 Rules and Waivers Division Provides policy development and agency planning based on data analysis, public reporting of performance in relation to legislative requirements and Board goals; Agency business planning and performance measures; gives special attention to school and district accreditation, state student assessments, school improvement and support for districts and schools in academic difficulty.
Management - Graduate Catalog - 2005-2007 - UW-Green Bay The University of WisconsinGreen Bay s Master s of management program is an Member financial management Association and Midwest Finance Association. http://www.uwgb.edu/catalog/grad/management.htm
Extractions: The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay's Master's of Management program is an innovative, advanced study of the management process. The program, offered through UW-Green Bay's Professional Programs in Business, is designed to prepare effective leaders and decision-makers for the region's businesses, nonprofit organizations and government agencies. Students in the program are managers from a variety of organizations-both large and small-as well as individuals who wish to enter the management profession. This program prepares students, many of whom already have extensive business backgrounds, with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in complex and dynamic organizations. Students who have experienced success in the workplace find that additional education enhances their background and provides new professional opportunities. The program develops leaders who will be prepared to take on new management challenges and make a difference in their workplace and community. Leadership, innovation, strategic thinking and communication are the program's cornerstones. The Master's of Management is created with students' needs in mind. Students have the convenience of small classes and the opportunity to work closely with dedicated faculty. All instructors have doctorate degrees and experience teaching in accredited graduate programs. They also have wide ranging community involvement and professional experience.
North Park University May 12, 2004 Measuring and Managing for Impact Program Schedule IT Resource Center, Nonprofit financial Center, illinois Facilities Fund) http://www.northpark.edu/axelson/symposiumprogram.cfm
Extractions: Speaker: Paul Light , Paulette Goddard Professor of Public Service at New York University and Douglas Dillon Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution Concurrent Tracks Leveraging Human Resources and Relationships for Greater Impact Strengthening Financial Resources for Greater Impact Leveraging Financial Resources for Greater Impact Measuring Performance to Improve Impact Communicating Impact to Stakeholders Sustaining Impact Building a High-Impact Board 9:30-10:30 a.m. High-Impact Collaboration Strategies: You Can't Do It Alone! Achieving Financial Health:
Extractions: In the News 2001 Releases 2000 Releases 1999 Releases ... Speeches Press Release OCTOBER 3, 2002 SCHAKOWSKY CONFRONTS WASTE IN GOVERNMENT AND DISAPPEARING TAX DOLLARS PRESIDENT BUSHS TAX CUT HAS ENDED THE BRIEF PERIOD OF SURPLUSES, AND RETURNED US TO MASSIVE DEFICITS WASHINGTON, D.C. During a Congressional hearing today entitled Disappearing Tax Dollars, U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) said that there simply is not enough money to fund the government next year. Schakowsky added that the Congressional Budget Office examined the deterioration of the surplus since last year, and concluded that the main cause for the disappearing surplus is not September 11, and it is not the Bush recession. The main cause of the disappearing surplus is the Bush tax cut. Below is Schakowskys statement from the Government Efficiency, Financial Management, and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee hearing: Thank you Mr. Chairman for holding this hearing, and I thank the witnesses for taking time out of their busy schedules to testify today. I have worked with the chairman throughout this Congress to highlight the lack of fiscal management in the administration. Most of our work has focused on the Department of Defense, and it is clear that DOD is wasting public funds at an alarming rate. I am pleased that today we are looking beyond DOD. I believe it is important that we confront waste throughout the government. GAO has told us that the Department of Education, since its original testimony in April, had made significant progress in correcting the management failures in the purchase card program. HUD, however, continues to behave more like the management at DOD.
