Carroll Community College

The Leaders, Investors, and Entrepreneurs Academic Community is designed for students who have an interest in the field of business. Whether you are interested in opening your own art gallery or working for an international corporation, this academic community can be your home.

Traditionally, business includes the disciplines of management, marketing, accounting, finance, and management information systems. Students who study business may go on to work as project managers, event planners, consultants, sales professionals, product managers, accountants, auditors, stock brokers, and systems analysts. Furthermore, the study of business complements knowledge in other areas. Whether you are an aspiring fashion designer or an engineer who has moved into management, an education in business will help you reach your goals.

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• Liz Beere
  Electronic Resources Librarian
• Kate Demarest
  Chair, Business and Mgmt Info Systems
• Suzanne Dyer-Gear
  Lecturer, Management
• Darlene Ely
  Lecturer, Accounting
  Office: A201    
• David Fell
  Assistant Professor, English
• Mary Beth Graham
  Assistant Professor, Mgmt Info Systems
• Nancy Kimble
  Lecturer, Business
  Office: A201
• Lynne Smith
  Assistant Professor, Business

Fall 2008 First Year Interest Groups (FIG)

Popular course combinations give you the smart advantage on your career path:

A FIG provides a connection to learning in three courses focused on a common career theme. Students sign up for all three courses and can round out a full-time schedule by selecting courses from college catalog to fulfill General Education requirements. Students will have the opportunity to interact and study with the same group of students in these three classes, and have the benefit of three or more faculty members working together to guide successful learning.

Deciding on Business (FIGB)