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PROFESSIONAL MINORS MORE ABOUT THE MINORS: DESCRIPTIONS AND SAMPLE OUTCOMES OF PAIRING A MAJOR WITH ONE OF THE NEW MINORS HOW: Provides a foundation in busi- HOW: Prepares students to understand ness management through the study the skills and commitment required to of management fundamentals, em- start a new venture or build a small busi- ployee relations, and organizational ness; to organize and write a complete busi- leadership. ness plan that can be used to start a new WHY: “An Applied Management pro- fessional minor pairs well with any School of the Sciences major,” says small business growth. WHY: “As a graphic designer, I will likely Fine School of the Sciences. “For in- experience freelancing at some point in my stance, a science major who pursues career, and might even choose to begin my an advanced degree in a medical field own photography/freelance design career would use skills from an Applied one day,” says Hailey Guit, Graphic Design Management professional minor in ’20. “This minor offered me a chance to setting up and managing their own learn about how to manage and be success- medical practice. An Applied Man- ful in any business endeavors.” agement professional minor can also help science majors who intend to pursue a career in industry by giving them a strong foundation for leader- APPLIED MANAGEMENT VENTURES/SUMMER 2018 to set appropriate marketing objectives for Meredith Durmowicz, Dean of the ship and management positions.” 16 | business and apply for venture capital; and ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT