Accreditation, 1971-2000
Abstract
Business Administration; Accreditation; AACSB Accreditation Materials; 1971-2000; Box 1 [18A-E-2A] Contents: 1. Accreditation Correspondence (1971-77) 2. AACSB Revisitation Team Report (1972) 3. AACSB Visitation Report (1984) 4. Application for Accreditation of Masters Program Submitted to the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (January 1969) 5. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Resurvey Report to American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (December 18, 1970) 6. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Revisitation Report to American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (December 1, 1971) 7. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Resurvey Report to American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, 1976-77 (December 1, 1976) 8. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Revisitation Report to American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, 1982-83, Vol. 1 (June 1, 1983) 9. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Application for Accounting Accreditation to The American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, June 1, 1988. Vols. 1-2 and Supplement (June 1, 1988) 10. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Revisitation Report to American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. Vols. 1-2, and Supplemental Data. (June 1, 1988) 11. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Continuing Review Report/Update for The Continuing Accreditation of AACSB. Vols. 1-2 (February 1, 1990)
Business Administration; Accreditation; AACSB Accreditation Materials; 1983; Box 2 [17A-F-1A] Contents: 1. Accreditation Memos (1984) Binders: 1. 1982-1983 Revisitation Report to American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, Vols. I-II 2. Fall 1983 Supplemental Data for 1982-1983 Revisitation Report Submitted to AACSB on June 1, 1983.
Business Administration; Accreditation; AACSB Accreditation Materials; 1991-98; Box 3 [17A-B-6C] Contents: 1. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Continuing Review/Update for The Continuing Accreditation Committee of AACSB. Vols. 1-2 (February 1, 1991) 2. Self-Study for Academic Program Review. Department of Decision Sciences (October 6, 1993) 3. North Central Accreditation Review. Self-Study Reports, Academic Divisions (January 1994) 4. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Strategic Plan for the Insurance Area in the Department of Finance (1995) 5. School of Business Adminstration, Miami University. Self-Study Report for Academic Program Review (October 1997) 6. School of Business Administration, Miami University. Part-Time MBA Program (1998?)
Business Administration; Accreditation; AACSB Accreditation Materials; 1971-2000; Box 4 [17A-B-6B] Contents: 1. Accreditation Report. Richard T. Farmer School of Business. Vol. 1; AACSB Self Evaluation Report (August 1, 2000) 2. Accreditation Report. Richard T. Farmer School of Business. Vol. 3; AACSB Faculty Vitae, Tenured Faculty, Tenure-track Faculty, Permanent Faculty (August 1, 2000) 3. ACCSB Acreditation. Response to Peer Reveiw Team Analysis Queries on Self-Evaluation Report, 1999-2000 (December 2000) 4. AACSB Accreditation. Appendices for Peer Review Team Analysis Queries on Self-Evaluation Report, 1999-2000 (December 2000) [Binder] 5. Richard T. Farmer School of Business. The Reaccreditation Project, 1999-2000. Dean's Associate Reports. [Binder] 6. Richard T. Farmer School of Business. The Reaccreditation Project, 1999-2000. Registrar Information. [Binder] 7. Richard T. Farmer School of Business, 1999-2000. Tenure Information. [Binder]
Dates
- 1971-2000
Creator
- Business School. Business Administration. Farmer School of Business, Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) (Organization)
Conditions Governing Access
Materials do circulate and may only be used in the archives.
Conditions Governing Use
Materials do circulate and may only be used in the archives.
Biographical / Historical
Miami University first offered instruction in economics and business in 1907. In 1923, a separate division was established within the College of Arts and Science. The professional degree, Bachelor of Science in Business, was authorized in June 1926 and in December of that same year the Board of Trustees of the University provided for the establishment of a separate school. The School of Business Administration began to operate as a distinct unit of the University in September 1927, and the degree, Bachelor of Science in Business, was awarded to members of the class of 1928. The degree, Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Studies was conferred in 1930.
Steady growth in the size of the student body, the faculty, and course offerings led to a reorganization of departments in 1939. Separate departments were created out of the Department of Business for the direction of instruction in the areas of accounting, finance, industrial management, and marketing. The Department of Economics and the Department of Secretarial Studies were continued and certain courses common to all fields of specialization, such as business law, remained in the Department of Business. In 1974 the two year degree, now called the Associate in Applied Science was approved for the regional campuses. The Bureau of Business Research was established in 1938. The Bureau of Business Placement was created in 1947 and became a centralized Career Planning and Placement Office for all majors in 1981. A program of graduate study leading to the degree Master of Arts, with a major in Economics was first offered in 1928. The degree, Master of Business Administration, was authorized in 1948, and the Master of Accountancy program was started in 1980. The school experienced name changes such the School of Business Administration and finally the Farmer School of Business. The school is consistently ranked among the nation's top 25 undergraduate business programs and seeks to prepare students to function knowledgeably in any part of the world, and to become leaders in the workplace and the community.
Extent
4 Boxes
Language of Materials
English
Physical Location
Miami University Archives, King Library, 3rd Floor, Walter Havighurst Special Collections, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Other Descriptive Information
http://archives.lib.miamioh.edu/show_subCat2.php?subCat1_id=246&&subCat1_name=Accreditation&&cat_id=12&&cat_name=Business%20Administration
Repository Details
Part of the Miami University and Western College Memorial Archives Repository