Big Plans: School of Business Administration
The School of Business Administration would not be successful without the collaboration and financial support it receives from alumni, friends and the business community. Your gifts make a difference. Last year 12% of the School's budget came from private contributions and grants. Gifts support scholarships, faculty research, technologies and classroom improvements, all of which enhance the quality of education at the School of Business Administration
School of Business Administration Fund
Join Dean Scott Dawson in building a nationally recognized business school. Contributions support faculty, students, up-to-date technology, curriculum development and community-based programs. Your investment will show a strong return in the years ahead as students graduate and embark on successful careers--the majority of them in Oregon.
School of Business Administration Scholarships
Support the next generation of business professionals with your contribution to the School of Business Administration Scholarship Fund.
Accounting Program
Your gift supports Oregon's premier accounting program. Contributions help to provide an environment in which outstanding faculty and promising students can do their best work.
Food Industry Leadership Center
The Food Industry Leadership Center is guided by a few fundamental values--companies that succeed build their achievements on better use of technologies, innovative management practices, increased training and sophisticated understanding of their markets. The Center has been helping the Northwest's largest employer to strengthen its role in our economy since 1994.
Managing Innovation and Technology Program
Your gift supports the School of Business Administration's Management of Innovation and Technology initiative. This multi-disciplinary program promotes faculty who engage in research on how businesses manage changing technology and new ideas, and integrate that learning in the classroom.
For more information about these and other programs of the School of Business Admnistration, contact Kristin Mihalko at (503) 725-3766 or mihalkok@pdx.edu.
