Driven by its mission, the
School of Business Administration has established
the following key guiding principles:
- Appreciating that business
education must be dynamic, continuously upgrade
the curriculum to meet the rapidly changing
needs of the students and the workplace.
- Continue our commitment
to outstanding faculty performance, both in
developing business knowledge (research) and
in
delivering that knowledge (teaching).
- Ensure the maximum use of
technology by heavily integrating information
technology into all course content and delivery,
while providing state-of-the-art facilities
equipped with the most sophisticated software.
- Espouse ethics as a winning
characteristic of organizations that are successful
over the long-term and promote a commitment
to high standards and values among the Duquesne
community.
- Recognizing that the business
environment is unmistakably global, cultivate
expanded opportunities for international study
in distinguished foreign universities.
- Strongly encourage students
to study abroad in order to develop a more
global perspective.
- Continuously evolve a Mission
Statement for our school that optimally guides
our commitments to our various customer
groups—students, parents, employers,
benefactors, alumni and the community.
The unending search for new
and better ways to serve our students is a hallmark
of the culture of our School of Business. Whether
it is revising a program, renovating a facility,
expanding the integration of technology, or creating
a stronger international focus, the goal is continuous
improvement and contemporary relevance.
The leaders of the 21st century
must understand the complex global issues facing
modern organizations and be proficient in the
use and
interpretation of data generated by the most
up-to-date technology. They must maintain an
interdisciplinary approach to problem solving
and develop strong communication skills. It is
the mission of the A.J. Palumbo School of Business
Administration to prepare our students to meet
these challenges. |