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词条 Gies College of Business
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  1. College history

     College naming gift 

  2. Campus

     Champaign 

  3. Academic departments

     Accountancy  Business Administration  Finance 

  4. Academies and centers

     University of Illinois-Deloitte Foundation Center for Business Analytics  Center for Professional Responsibility in Business and Society  Origin Ventures Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership  Zimmerman Center for Accountancy  AXIS Risk Management Academy  Golder Academies 

  5. Hoeft Technology & Management Program

  6. Rankings

  7. Alumni

     Academia  Business  Government and politics  Other 

  8. See also

  9. References

  10. External links

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Gies College of Business is a business school for both undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. As of 2018, more than 4,000 full-time undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled on campus in Champaign, with another 1,700+ students studying online through the Gies Business iMBA and iMSA programs. Gies College of Business offers programs in accountancy, business administration, and finance.

College history

The University Senate approved the College of Commerce and Business Administration on June 9, 1914 at the request of David Kinley, a University Vice-President who would later serve as President of the University of Illinois.[2] The College was officially formed on April 27, 1915 through a vote of the University of Illinois (UI) Board of Trustees (see governance in higher education). The college began with three departments: Economics, Business Organization and Operation, and Transportation.[3]

Accountancy became its own department in 1953, and Finance followed suit in 1957. By 1965, the Accountancy Department was the largest in the nation, and three years later the first public survey of US Accounting programs ranked Illinois as #1.

The Department of Business Administration was established in 1968, and enrollment in the college grew 15 percent the next year. The College of Commerce added several more degrees and programs during the 1960s and 1970s including a Ph.D in Business Administration and the Executive MBA program.

The Hoeft Technology and Management program was introduced in 1995 as a joint degree program offered by the Colleges of Commerce and Engineering. Illinois Business Consulting was established the following year as a way to enable students to apply their academic experience to real-world business issues.

In 2003, the College of Commerce and Business Administration officially changed its name to the College of Business. Five years later, the 160,000 square foot Business Instructional Facility opened. That was the site of a major announcement 2017 when Larry Gies and his wife Beth donated $150 million to the college. It was then renamed Gies College of Business.

Since 2015, Gies College of Business has partnered with Coursera to offer a list of MOOCs, an online MBA program (iMBA), and an online MSA program (iMSA).[4][5] More than 1,700 students are enrolled in the online programs.

College naming gift

The College of Business at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign was named Gies College of Business in October 2017.[6] Chicago businessman Larry Gies (ACCY '88) and his wife Beth invested $150 million into the College in an effort to create an immediate and lasting impact for current and future students. Gies is the founder, President, and CEO of Madison Industries, a privately-held international manufacturing firm. Madison is based in Chicago, Illinois, and it builds driven, branded market leaders that are dedicated to making the world safer, healthier and more productive through innovations in filtration, medical, process improvement, energy, and safety. Scholarship support for Gies College of Business undergraduates increased by about 40 percent thanks to Gies, who wanted to ensure that talented students can attend regardless of family financial circumstances. Gift funds are also targeted to the College’s forward-thinking programs and for faculty positions and research. The College was officially named Gies College of Business by the Board of Trustees on November 18, 2017.

Campus

Gies College of Business is located in Champaign, Illinois.

Champaign

The Champaign campus is located around the intersection of Gregory Street and Sixth Street. This is the current home of Gies College of Business. When the College was first formed, however, it occupied the Commerce Building, now the East half of the Administration Building on the Main Quad.[2] The Commerce building, dedicated in 1913, was built at a cost of $100 thousand.

The College currently occupies three buildings: Wohlers Hall, Business Instructional Facility, and the Irwin Doctoral Study Hall. This area is known as the Business Quad and is considered part of the South Campus.

Wohlers Hall, formerly known as Commerce West was built in 1963.[7] Albert H. and Jane Wohlers provided a $6 million naming gift in 2000 for renovations.[8] The September 21 dedication highlighted technology-enabled classrooms, a dean's suite, a laboratory research suite, and a lecture hall.

The Business Instructional Facility (commonly referred to as "BIF"), approved by the UI Board of Trustees on July 14, 2004, stands opposite of Wohlers Hall across Sixth Street.[9] The {{convert|153900|sqft|m2|abbr=on}} building houses the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, the Undergraduate Affairs Program, and the Accountancy Program. The $62 million project, designed by architect Cesar Pelli, is LEED-certified because of its "green", environmentally friendly elements.[9][10] BIF is home to the Illinois MakerLab, the world's first 3D Printing Lab in a business school, and the [https://giesgroups.illinois.edu/marketlab/home/ Margolis Market Information Lab], which is one of the most highly utilized university finance labs in the United States.

Academic departments

Gies College of Business houses three departments: Accountancy, Business Administration, and Finance.

Accountancy

The Department of Accountancy was founded in 1953,[11] and it consistently ranks among the top two in the country. Gies College of Business offers Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, Master of Accounting Science, Master of Science in Accountancy, and PhD degrees.

The University offered courses in accounting before the creation of the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign College of Business. The courses were offered through the Department of Economics from 1902 to 1915.[12] The college began the first PhD program in 1938 and has graduated more accountancy PhD candidates than any other accountancy department in the United States.[12] After the formation of the college, the accountancy program was moved into the Department of Business Organization until the Department's reorganization in the 1950s.

In 1919, H. T. Scovill helped establish the Beta Alpha Psi accounting honor society.[12] The College currently houses the Beta Alpha Psi alpha chapter.

In March 2017, the University of Illinois announced an online Master of Science in Accountancy program (iMSA)[13] in which candidates can graduate in as few as four semesters (18 months) by taking five core and three elective courses.[14]

Business Administration

The Department of Business Administration was founded in 1968 through the mergers of the Department of Industrial Administration and Marketing and the Graduate School of Business Administration.[11]

The department awards undergraduate degrees in seven majors: operations management, information systems, management, marketing, entrepreneurship, international business, and supply chain management. Along with its MBA, Gies College of Business also offered graduate degrees in international business, management, strategic brand communication, and technology management. The College also offers a PhD in business administration.

The MSTM program encompasses a set of technology management courses. Course topics include intellectual property management, managing innovation, new product development, project management, simulation and risk analysis, supply chain management, and technology strategy. Traditional business foundation and advanced courses in Accounting, Finance, Statistics, Finance and Marketing also form a large part of the MS-Tech. The program recently introduced two tracks of courses. One for recent graduates and another for experienced professionals.[15]

The University of Illinois also offers an online MBA program referred to iMBA in which candidates can take business courses provided by this institution at coursera.com in addition to six additional MBA courses directly from the university and acquire a master's in business administration degree.[16]

Finance

In 1957, the UI Board of Trustees approved the Dean's proposal to create a Department of Finance.[11] The Department currently offers a bachelor of science in finance, master of science in finance (MSF), master of science in financial engineering (MSFE), and a PhD in finance. The Department offers specializations in banking and financial institutions; corporate finance; financial engineering; investment and portfolio management; real estate and urban economics; and risk management and insurance.

The MSF program began in 1958.[17] In 2008, the CFA Institute announced the MSF program's inclusion as a CFA Program Partner. The deputy CEO of the CFA Institute, Bob Johnson, noted, "Students in this program are exposed to the Candidate Body of Knowledge, concepts and principles that have been identified by investment experts worldwide as essential to global practice".

Academies and centers

University of Illinois-Deloitte Foundation Center for Business Analytics

The [https://analytics.business.illinois.edu/ University of Illinois-Deloitte Foundation Center for Business Analytics] was established on October 25, 2016 thanks to a $5 million gift from the Deloitte Foundation and Deloitte's retired and current partners, principals, managing directors and employees.[18] The Center, directed by Dr. Robert Brunner, creates leading-edge business analytics curriculum to provide students with the data knowledge, skills and abilities needed to become the most highly-trained business leaders of tomorrow. The Center allows Gies College of Business to create, disseminate and maintain curricula that can be made available to other colleges and universities. Faculty will receive specialized training at the Center, and students will be able to participate in competitions and organizations focused on analytics.[19]

Center for Professional Responsibility in Business and Society

The [https://business.illinois.edu/responsibility/ Center for Professional Responsibility in Business and Society], which is headed by Executive Director Gretchen Winter, leads the discussion about society's expectations for a professional’s responsibility at both the individual and organizational level. It promotes the development of responsible professional behavior in today's students, enabling them to become effective leaders in constantly changing and challenging business environments.[20] The Center strives to inspire new dimensions in organizational decision-making through the conceptual development, research,and practical application of professional responsibility using the creation, delivery, and sharing of academic research and educational materials.The Center hosts the annual Leighton Lecture on Ethics and Leadership and the annual Professional Responsibility Strategy Competition.

Origin Ventures Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership

The [https://business.illinois.edu/ael/ Origin Ventures Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership] (AEL) facilitates entrepreneurial learning and action for all students and supports entrepreneurship research, with a focus on entrepreneurial education, design, subsistence marketplaces, and social innovation. AEL's current suite of programs includes the iVenture Accelerator, [https://socialinnovation.illinois.edu/ Social Innovation at Illinois], [https://entrecorps.illinois.edu/ EntreCORPS], [https://business.illinois.edu/subsistence/resources/resources-for-students/entrepreneurs-without-borders/ Entrepreneurs Without Borders], and the V. Dale Cozad Lecture in Entrepreneurship.

The Academy was established in 2004 to help infuse entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial thinking across every academic discipline of the University of Illinois. Origin Ventures co-founders Steve Miller (through his family’s REAM Foundation) and Bruce Barron provided a $5 million naming gift for the Origin Ventures Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership in May 2018.[21]

Zimmerman Center for Accountancy

The Vernon K. Zimmerman Center was originally formed in 1962 as the Center for International Education and Research in Accounting (CIERA). The Center promotes the understanding of international accounting topics, coordinates an annual conference, and publishes the International Journal of Accounting. The Center was renamed on September 20, 2002 after Professor Vernon K. Zimmerman, an advocate for the Center's formation. Professor Zimmerman later became the Center's director in 1965, and the dean of the college in 1971.

AXIS Risk Management Academy

The AXIS Risk Management Academy provides Illinois students who are interested in pursuing a career in risk management with research and professional development resources and experiences to support their undergraduate work.[22] The Academy equips students with new and exceptional sets of skills, in a culture of multidisciplinary education and student-led program discovery and problem solving. The Academy was established in April 2018 after a $1.5 million gift from AXIS Capital.

Golder Academies

Named in honor of private equity industry pioneer Stanley C. Golder, the Golder Academies prepare students for exciting careers in the fields of investment banking, investment management, venture capital, private equity, and corporate finance.

  • Finance Academy – An enrichment program for outstanding undergraduate finance majors, focused on developing future business leaders via enhanced academic and career opportunities. Members include high-achieving juniors and seniors, who are committed to learning and ongoing accomplishment.
  • Investment Banking Academy – A collaborative effort between the Finance department, alumni, and Business Career Services with the purpose of preparing students for careers in the investment banking industry.
  • Investment Management Academy – Provides high-potential sophomores, juniors, and seniors with tools to pursue a career in investment management, hedge funds, and other buy-side tracks.

Hoeft Technology & Management Program

The [https://techmgmt.illinois.edu/ Hoeft Technology & Management (T&M) Program] at the University of Illinois bridges the gap between traditional engineering and business education by offering a unique curriculum to a select group of highly qualified business and engineering undergraduates. The T&M Program is led by Director John Quarton. It is a joint venture between the College of Engineering and Gies College of Business and works closely with its corporate affiliate partners to build tomorrow’s leaders of the innovation economy.[23]

Rankings

Gies College of Business
  • #13 public business school
  • #4 best 2018 employment records[24]
  • #16 best value business school[25]
  • #1 in US for Accountancy research and publications[26]
Undergraduate
  • #9 public business school[27]
  • #20 undergraduate business school[28]
  • #2 Accounting[29]
  • #10 Insurance/Risk Management
  • #16 Management
  • #17 Marketing
  • #16 Supply Chain Management/Logistics
Graduate
  • #3 Accountancy[30]
  • #6 MS Finance

Alumni

Gies College of Business has many notable alumni that have excelled in academia, business, and politics. Alumni are denoted by their area of study: accountancy (ACCY), business administration (BADM), finance (FIN), or general/unassigned (GEN).

Academia

  • William L. Barnes (ACCY, '58) – Former Dean and Head of Accounting, University of Iowa.[12]
  • Leslie J. Buchan (ACCY '43) – Former Dean, Tulane University and former Vice-President, Washington University.[12]
  • Raymond C. Dockweiler (ACCY, '69) – Head of Accounting, University of Missouri.[12]
  • Nicholas Dopuch (ACCY '61) – Former Head of Accounting, Washington University.[12]
  • Walter G. Kell (ACCY '52) – Former Head of Accounting, University of Michigan.[12]
  • Jim Jiambalvo (ACCY '70, '73) – Dean, Foster School of Business, University of Washington[31]
  • H. Fred Mittelstaedt (ACCY '87) – Chair of Accounting, University of Notre Dame[32]
  • Sybil C. Mobley (ACCY '64) – Dean and Head of Accounting, Florida A&M.[12]
  • Donald E. Kieso (ACCY '63) – Former Head of Accounting, Northern Illinois University.[12]
  • Vernon J. Richardson (ACCY '97) – Head of Accounting, University of Arkansas.[12]
  • Rober E. Schlosser (ACCY '55) – Former Head of Accounting, University of Delaware.[12]
  • Donald H. Skadden (ACCY '55) – Former Head of Accounting, University of Michigan.[12]
  • Karl F. Skousen (ACCY '68) – Dean and Head of Accounting, Brigham Young University.[12]
  • Robert J. Swieringa (ACCY '69) – Dean, Cornell University and former member of the Financial Accounting Standards Board.[12]
  • Doria Tremblay (ACCY '66) – Head of Accounting, Université Laval.[12]
  • Jerry J. Weygandt (ACCY '68) – Former Head of Accounting, University of Wisconsin–Madison.[12]
  • Floyd W. Windal (ACCY '59) – Former Head of Accounting, University of Georgia[12]

Business

  • Harry O. Bercher (GEN '28) – Former President, International Harvester Company[33]
  • Harold Boeschenstein (BADM '20) – Former President, Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation[33]
  • Jim Cantalupo (ACCY '66) – Former Chairman and CEO of McDonald's (1991–2004)
  • Mary Daly (ECON '87) – President, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
  • Richard H. Frank (BADM '64) – Former President, Walt Disney Studios[34]
  • Larry Gies (ACCY '88) – Founder, President, and CEO of Madison Industries[35]
  • Mark Hogan (BADM '73) – President, Magna International Inc.; Former General Manager, General Motors North America[33]
  • George E. Keck (GEN, '32) – President, United Air Lines, Inc.[36]
  • Michael Krasney (FIN '75) – Founder and former CEO, CDW Corporation[33]
  • George Henry Lesch (GEN '31) – Chairman of the Board, Colgate-Palmolive Company[36]
  • Thomas Murphy (ACCY '38) – Former Chairman, General Motors
  • Matthew Paull (ACCY '75) – CFO, McDonald's[37]
  • Leslie B. Worthington (GEN '23) – Former President, U.S. Steel[33]
  • John D. Zeglis (FIN '69) – Former President, AT&T; Former Chairman and CEO of AT&T Wireless

Government and politics

  • Andrew Barr (ACCY '23, '24) – Chief Accountant, Securities and Exchange Commission[12]
  • Charles Bowsher (ACCY '53) – Comptroller General of the United States, Government Accountability Office[12]
  • Conrad Hewitt (FIN '58) – Chief Accountant, Securities and Exchange Commission[33]
  • George Evan Howell (GEN '27), U.S. Congressman
  • David F. Linowes (ACCY '41) – Professor, Political Economist, Consultant to U.S. Presidents[36]
  • Samuel K. Skinner (ACCY, '60) – Secretary of Transportation (1989–1991); White House Chief of Staff during the George H. W. Bush Administration (1992)

Other

  • Sheldon Siegel (ACCY '80) – American novelist and author best known for his works of modern legal drama
  • Wilma L. Vaught (BADM '52) – Retired Brigadier General, United States Air Force[38]
  • Josh Whitman (FIN '01) – Athletic director at the University of Illinois, former NFL player[39]

See also

  • List of United States business school rankings
  • List of business schools in the United States

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External links

  • UIUC College of Business Homepage
  • UIUC Department of Accountancy Homepage
  • UIUC Department of Business Administration Homepage
  • UIUC Department of Finance Homepage
  • Beta Gamma Sigma Homepage
  • Beta Alpha Psi Homepage
  • Warsaw-Illinois Executive MBA
  • [https://onlinemba.illinois.edu/ Online iMBA]
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