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3rd April 2016, 10:35 AM
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Focus Strategy MBA
Hi I would like to know the course details for the MBA program offered with Statergy concentration offered by the Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management?
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3rd April 2016, 10:35 AM
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Re: Focus Strategy MBA
Vanderbilt exists for a specific sort of understudy—the sort that we think will improve the world. We're the B-school worked for the constant. The real. The expert who knows he or she hasn't heard it all before—and utilizes that quietude to develop. To learn. To change. Where we originate from, that is called knowledge. Strategy Concentration The Strategy Concentration is intended to furnish you with the center ideas, structures and strategies of vital administration that are key to a profession in counseling and gainful to an authority part in any field. Courses are logical and concentrate on senior administration choices that improve benefit amplification while considering the focused reaction to those choices. Required Courses Course Title Game Theory and Business Strategy Corporate Strategy Electives—choose eight credit hours for the following Course Title The Future of Energy Markets in a Low Carbon Economy Financial Analysis of ESG Data Corporate Strategies for Environmental, Social and Governance Issues Managing the Global Enterprise Social Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurship Corporate Valuation Strategic Alignment of Human Capital Innovation Strategy Health Care Quality Improvement Operations Strategy Health Care Economics Policy Health Care Finance and Accounting Mergers and Acquisitions Leading Change Controversies and Debates in Business, Management and Society Consulting for Strategy and Operations Projects Writing a Business Plan Launching the Venture Marketing Strategy Internet Marketing Pricing Strategies Strategic Management of Technology MBA Class Profile MBA Class of 2017 Class Size 175 Average Age 28 Age Range 23-39 Demographic Background Women 26% Men 74% Minorities as Percent of US Citizens 16.4% International Students 20% Military 11% Married/Engaged 18% Mean Years of Work Experience 5.3 Academic Stats Mean Undergraduate GPA 3.4 GPA Range (Middle 80%) 3.1-3.7 Mean GMAT Score 690 GMAT Range (Middle 80%) 650-720 Mean TOEFL Score 107 Address: Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management 401 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 TEL: 615.322.2534 Important Events in January Hi I would like to know the important historical events that had taken place in the month of January over the years? Ans: The important historical events that had taken place in the month of January over the years are as mentioned below: January 1 Paul Revere was born in Boston, 1735 Flag maker Betsy Ross was born in Philadelphia, 1752 Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, 1863 Ellis Island Immigrant Station in New York formally opened, 1892 January 2 Georgia entered the Union (4th), 1788 First Lady Helen Taft was born, 1861 United States & Canada reached free trade agreement, 1988 January 3 First Lady Grace Coolidge was born, 1879 Alaska entered Union, 1959 (49th) United States planes shot down two Libyan fighters, 1989 General Manuel Noreiga surrendered in Panama, 1990 January 4 Utah entered the Union, 1896 (45th) United States Supreme Court ruled that citizens of Puerto Rico were not aliens,1904 United States planes shot down two Libyan fighters, 1989 January 5 Union & Confederate troops skirmish near Hancock, Maryland, 1862 President Calvin Coolidge died, 1933 January 6 New Mexico entered Union, 1912 (47th) President Theodore Roosevelt died, 1919 January 7 Galileo Galilei sighted four of Jupiter's moons., 1610 The first presidential election was held, 1789 President Millard Fillmore was born, 1800 First Lady Lou Hoover died, 1944 January 8 United States forces led by General Andrew Jackson defeated the British in the Battle of New Orleans, ending the War of 1812, 1814 First Lady Mary McElroy died, 1917 Singer Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, 1935 January 9 Connecticut entered Union, 1788 (5th) Mississippi seceded from the Union, 1861 President Richard M. Nixon was born, 1913 January 10 Thomas Paine's Common Sense was published, 1776 London's Metropolitan; World's first underground railway, opened to the public, 1863 The League of Nations established 1920 The Holocaust began, 1933 January 11 Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the Treasury was born, 1757 Alabama seceded from the Union, 1861 Major League Baseball (American League) adopted the designated-hitter rule, 1973 January 12 Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I died, 1519 The Alamo, a Franciscan Mission, was built, 1722 The first public museum in United States (South Carolina) established, 1773 January 13 Hood resigned as commander of the Army of Tennessee, 1865 Hubert H. Humphrey, former vice president, died in Waverly, Minnesota at age 66, 1978 Air Florida jet crashed in Washington, D.C., 1982 The Beatles US album Yellow Submarine was released, 1969 January 14 The first constitution of Connecticut "The Fundamental Orders" was adopted, 1639 Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris formally, 1784 Henry Ford introduced assembly line, 1914 NBC's "Today" show premiered, 1952 January 15 Queen Elizabeth I crowned, 1559 First Lady Eliza Johnson died, 1876 Martin Luther King, Jr., was born 1929 First Super Bowl held, 1967 January 16 United States Civil Service was established, 1883 United States Prohibition began, 1920 General Eisenhower took command of Allied Invasion Force in London, 1944 "Hello Dolly!"" opened on Broadway, 1964 January 17 Thomas Jefferson's daughter, Martha, gave birth to James Madison Randolph, the first child born in the White House, 1806 President Rutherford B. Hayes died, 1893 Brink's Inc. reported robbery of $2.8 million, 1950 The Beatles UK album Yellow Submarine was released, 1969 January 18 President John Tyler died, 1862 White males, age 18-50 (later changed to 17-50), conscripted into Southern Army, 1864 January 19 Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, 1809 Georgia seceded from the Union, 1861 First presidential news conference filmed for television with permission of President Eisenhower, 1955 January 20 Pearl Harbor leased by the United States from Hawaii for naval station,1887 Nazi officials held the "Wannsee Conference" 1942 Iran released 52 American hostages, 1981 Martin Luther King Day first observed, 1986 The Beatles US album Meet The Beatles was released, 1964 January 21 First atomic submarine, the Nautilus, was launched, 1954 President James Carter pardoned Vietnam draft evaders, 1977 January 22 President Lyndon B. Johnson died, 1973 Vietnam peace agreement signed by United States, North and South Vietnam, and the Vietcong, 1973 United States Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade decision, 1973 January 23 Georgetown University was established, 1789 First State Bureau of Labor in United States organized in Massachusetts, 1870 USS Pueblo seized by North Koreans, 1968 January 24 Caligula, Emperor of Rome, died, A.D. 41 Gold was discovered in California,1848 First United States Congressional Medal of Honor awarded, 1894 First Boy Scout troop organized in England by Robert Baden-Powell, 1908 January 25 Shay's Rebellion failed, 1787 First Emmy Awards held, 1949 Charles Manson convicted of the 1969 murder of Sharon Tate and others, 1971 January 26 First Lady Julia Grant was born, 1826 Michigan entered Union, 1837 (26th) First American expeditionary force to go to Europe during WWII went ashore in Northern Ireland, 1942 Virginia readmitted to the Union, 1870 January 27 Thomas Edison received a patent for his electric incandescent lamp, 1880 Apollo Astronauts Grissom, White & Chaffee killed in aircraft accident, 1967 End of Military Draft announced, 1973 The Vietnam War ended, 1973 January 28 Henry VIII died, 1547 First telephone exchange opened, 1878 Space Shuttle Challenger exploded, 1986 January 29 President William McKinley born, 1843 Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven was published, 1845 Kansas entered the Union, 1861 (34th) Editor-essayist H.L. Mencken died in Baltimore, Maryland, 1956 January 30 President Franklin D. Roosevelt born, 1882 Adolf Hitler becomes the chancellor of Germany, 1933 Mohandas Gandhi assassinated, 1948 Vietnam War "TET Offensive," began, 1968 January 31 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution, abolishing slavery was submitted, 1865 General Robert E. Lee named general-in-chief of all Confederate armies, 1865 During WWII, Pvt. Eddie Slovik was the only American soldier since the Civil War to be executed for desertion, 1945 |