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Business Management

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If you’ve always wanted to work in the fast-paced world of business, the Business Management Program at DACC can be your ticket to success. The need for supervisors and managers in business organizations continues to grow with the economy, and our students are filling those positions. The experience and education you receive through the Business Management Program prepares you to assume those responsibilities.

 

Specialize in one of several elective tracks. These prepare students for work in fields as diverse as real estate, finance and banking, retail marketing, and general management. Students graduating with these specializations have gone on to work in organizations throughout the area, the state, and beyond. Courses are diverse. They include Introduction to Supervision, Business Law, Economics, Business English, Marketing, and Business Finance.

The opportunity to specialize in a specific business area is provided by the requirement that all students undertake 15 credits of elective courses, allowing students to concentrate on an area in which they have a career interest. Elective options include general management, real estate, retail marketing and sales, and finance and banking.

The Business program is proudly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.

 

How to Get Started

Prospective students can arrange for an initial degree planning session with an advisor after completing the application for program admission.

Remember to consult the DACC Catalog, available online, for more complete information before choosing a program. Certain restrictions, qualifications, and/or fees may apply. For more information, contact the Business Management Program at (575) 527-7560.

 

Accreditation:

DACC's Associate in Applied Science degree programs in Pre-Business, Business, Administrative Office Technology, and Health Information Technology are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). All the certificates in those programs are also accredited, with the exception of the Business Fundamentals Certificate. The ACBSP emphasizes quality in teaching and student learning outcomes in business education through efforts that demonstrate adherence to business standards and performance results. The accreditation review process provides institutions with an opportunity to examine business programs and services on a continuous basis in order to foster excellence in teaching and student learning outcomes. Participation in the review process affirms the business unit's responsibility for the quality of business education and demonstrates a commitment to continuous quality improvement.

 

 

Faculty & Staff:

Laura De La Cruz, Professor/Interim Department Chair
Phone: 575-528-7335
Office: DAEM 100G
 
Erica Enriquez, Lab Technician
Phone: 575-528-7277
Office: DAEM 100J
 
Joaquin, Tadeo, Assistant Professor
Phone: 575-528-7041
Office: DAEM 100U
 
Tawny Aguirre, Associate Professor
Phone: 575-528-7284
Office: DAEM 100H
 
James Cadena, Associate Professor
Phone: 575-527-7661
Office: DAEM 100K
 
Alfredo Guerrero, Instructor
Phone: 575-528-7353
Office: DAEM 100I