Washington &
Jefferson
College
The Business Administration program of the Department of Economics & Business provides students with the opportunity to develop fundamental knowledge in economics, accounting, finance, marketing, and management—disciplines essential to a career in management. Within the college’s liberal arts environment, the program develops competency in business management while stressing critical thinking and analysis, as well as technology, writing and oral communication skills.
Students can personalize and focus their studies with emphases in entrepreneurship, accounting, finance, marketing, operations analytics, human resource management and international business. Learn more about these emphases in the W&J Course Catalog.
Beyond the Classroom
Students have a wide array of opportunities for research, internships, conferences, and networking beyond the classroom that give them an advantage to prepare for life after W&J.
Internships
Firms/organizations providing recent internships include:
- Northwestern Mutual
- Comcast
- Nova Biostorage
- Northwest Savings Bank
- Fastenal
- Perryman
- Mylan
Careers
Initial positions of recent graduates include:
- Northwestern Mutual - Financial Advisor
- ALDI - Management Trainee
- New York Life - Associate
- Dun & Bradstreet - Credit Advisor
- Comcast - Business Analyst
- BNY Mellon - Trade Support Specialist
Postgraduate Education
Postgraduate programs pursued by recent graduates include:
- University of Pittsburgh College of Law
- American University College of Law
- West Virginia University College of Law Carnegie Mellon University,
- MS Public Policy & Management
- Duquesne University, MBA
Business Administration Faculty
Economics and Business Department Chair
Stephen D. Kuhn, C.P.A.
Stephen D. Kuhn, C.P.A. is a professor of Accounting and Finance. He is also the Department Chair of Economics and Business and the Coordinator of the Finance Program at Washington & Jefferson College.
John J. Gregor, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus of Economics and Business
K. Wayne Robison, C.P.A.
Professor Emeritus of Economics and Business
Max Miller, J.D., M.B.A.
Assistant Professor of Business & Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship, African-American Studies, Business Administration
Ralph Liberatore, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics
Robert C. Litchfield, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Business
Human Resource Management, International Business Administration, Business Administration, Conflict and Resolution Studies
Sam P. Gidas, J.D.
Associate Professor of Economics & Business, Coordinator of the Business Program
Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business Administration, Conflict and Resolution Studies
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