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FYI: Registration
A Section Campus (CMP) that states ‘O’ - indicates the section is either HYBRID, ONLINE or OFF CAMPUS. Do not register for that section if you are not comfortable in that learning environment.
CMP that states ‘M’ - indicates the class meets on the Main Campus.
CMP RRC—indicates that the section meets at the Round Rock Cam-
pus. If you are not willing to travel, do not register for that section.
Notice that MGT 3353 & MGT 3453 labs are assigned to specific lectures.
Verify BOTH the lecture and the lab work with your class schedule.
Closed Class Request forms will be found on the Management website under the Student Information tab -> Closed Class Request. There is a
form for Summer 2017 Closed Class and one for Fall 2017 Closed Class.
For summer registration only:
Students eligible to graduate in August 2017 must have special approval to register for MGT 4335 during Summer I or Summer II. You MUST HAVE
ALL credits completed or registered for BEFORE APPLYING FOR SPECIAL APPROVAL.
Submit the Special Approval form by visiting the Management website, clicking on ‘Student Information’, then on ‘Special Approval.’
Allow 2-3 business days for a response to your request. A staff member from our office will email your Texas State email address.
Society for Human Resource Management
(SHRM) Congrats to New Officers
L to R—Jesus Hernandez, Desteny Callahan, Kat Hunt, Jocelyn Love, Daniel Rohde & Dr. Nicols.
SHRM is open to undergraduate and graduate students of all majors, who have an interest in the field of human resource management. The chapter
meets every 2 weeks on Wed, from 5 to 6 pm in McCoy 240.
Chapter members also participate in social activities, community service activities, and professional development activities including the annual
HRSouthwest conference in Fort Worth during fall semester, and the SHRM student case competition and career summit during spring semester.
Chapter faculty advisors are Drs. Kay Nicols, Floyd Quinn and Rob Konopaske. For more information, please contact chapter president
Daniel Rohde at [email protected].
MEMBER THE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
Texas State University is a tobacco-free campus.
May 2017
DEPARTMENT OF
MANAGEMENT McCoy College of
Business Administration
Editor’s Spotlight on
Who Is My Academic Advisor?
Management Majors A-K Sarah Drennen, [email protected]
Management Majors L-Z
Caroline Streicher, [email protected]
Management Majors Round Rock
Julie Stokes, [email protected] Round Rock Advising (512) 716-4001
Please view the website for more information:
http://advising.mccoy.txstate.edu/
INTERNSHIPS — MANAGEMENT JUNIORS & SENIORS:
Gain valuable hands-on experience and course credit
with one of our internship courses: Management, Human Resources, or
Entrepreneurship.
For more information, email Mrs.
Dietert or visit the website.
CAREER SERVICES
Walk-in Career Coaching
Location: LBJSC 5—7.1
Resume Writing Help Job Searching Assistance
Interview Skills Prep
Monday & Tuesday 1-3 pm Wednesday & Thursday 3-5 pm
Editor: Denise Cortez
Something you would like in the newsletter?
Please email Denise at [email protected].
Meet your Career Advisor
Bruce Howard is a Career Advisor and the
Career Services Liaison to the McCoy
College of Business Administration. He is
available to help review resumes, provide
interview preparation, discuss job search
strategies, or to answer questions about any
career issues and/or concerns.
On Friday Bruce gives career advice on
Facebook Live
Please email Bruce or contact Career
Services (512.245.2645) to make an
Appointment;.
LBJ Student Center Suite 5-7.1
Important Dates
May 1 Last Day of Class!
May 3-10 Final Exams
May 13 MBA Hooding Ceremony
2 pm
McCoy College of Business Commencement Ceremony
6 pm
May 16 Grades Available at noon
May 29 Summer I Registration Ends
Good luck on
final exams
Congratulations to our spring
Graduates!
Congratulations
Scholarship Students!
Brianna Ahlschlager —Ralph N. Gassman Memorial Scholarship Michaela Braly—Del D. Kolbe Scholarship in Business & Entrepreneurship
Drew Carrington—Robert A. Hatcher Memorial Scholarship
Dustin Crawford —H.C. Vivian Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Ashley Dyal—Kanz-Yarbrough Family Endowed Scholarship
Valerie Francis—H.E.B Grocery Company Endowment Scholarship
Jabria Gentry —H.C. Vivian Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Lore Gonzales—Gary V. Woods Scholarship
Curtis Hawkins—Jesse & Betty Luxton Endowed Scholarship Weston Jenkins—Jack Eure Endowed Scholarship in Marketing & Management
Mathew Johnson—Brian & Nancy Gilchrist Scholarship
Ruth Lindero—Jesse & Betty Luxton Endowed Scholarship
Savannah Luna—Bradley T. Ambroson Endowed Scholarship
Gerardo Magallanes—Last Man or Woman Standing Scholarship
Hugo Esposito Menard—John & Matt Edgar Endowed Scholarship
Katie Molina —Gary V. Woods Endowment Scholarship
Leanna Mouton —H.C. Vivian Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Stacey Perez—Virginia Childress Scholarship
Louis Phelps—Richard & Kathy Clay Endowed Scholarship
Carson Popp—Wren Ansel Giesen Endowed Scholarship in Business
Danielle Rios—Austin Conant & Kristin Conant Family Scholarship
Natalie Rivera—Guillermo A. Wolff Memorial Endowed Scholarship Cynthia Sandoval—Ralph B. Rushing Scholarship in Business Administration
Haley Tucker—Colleen & John Aspinwall Endowed Scholarship of Merit
Emilee Williams—Nancy Wagner Stuart Endowed Scholarship
Juan Zirion—Jeff & Patty Willis Scholarship
Dr. Robert Davis
Currently teaching MGT 4330—Production and
Operations Management
Spring 2017 finds itself being Dr. Davis’s final semester with Texas State University. He is looking forward to his well-
earned transition into retirement and long, relaxing fishing excursions. Dr. Davis’s career with Texas State began Sept 2002, but he began teaching at Texas A&M in Aug 1982. His teaching interests include: Operations Management, Quality Management, Lean Manufacturing & Data Mining.
Dr. Davis’s time with Texas State has been quite versatile, spending time in the Computer Information Systems & Quantitative Methods (CIS & QMST) Department, the Management Department and serving 8 years as Associate Dean for the Graduate Business Programs. Interestingly enough, his first paying job was as a dishwasher at a Sears Luncheon Diner, at age 16.
When asked what drew him to teaching, he said, “I am a Vietnam Veteran and served for 8 years in the military. Five of those years I was teaching in a technical school for the electrical power line specialty. That is where I started thinking about teaching as a profession.”
Thank you sir, for your service to our country, students and faculty!
