Middle
Atlantic Association of Colleges of Business Administration
Mission:
The mission of MAACBA is to promote and improve
collegiate education for business in all areas within the jurisdiction
of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Why Join?
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It is
well worth your while to join. MAACBA’s
annual 2-1/2 day meeting each October centers on critical issues that
are facing administrators like you.
The 2007 meeting was held October 3–5, 2007 at Niagara University,
and featured sessions on assessing learning outcomes,
entrepreneurial ventures at business schools, improving academic
advising as well as an update on major discussions currently
going on or being contemplated by AACSB. Attendees also had a
chance to go to the falls and see the impressive renovated
building at Niagara University
The 2008 meeting will be hosted by American University's
Kogod School of Business in Washington, D.C., October 12–14,
2008.
Click here for more information on the event.
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MAACBA
meetings allow for interaction of the attendees with one another and
with speakers and experts involved in each year’s program. Each year
we deal with accreditation issues as well as other important issues
facing business education.
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We also
have a dynamic group of MBA Directors who meet during the annual
meeting to discuss problems and opportunities relevant to graduate
programs directors.
Membership in the Middle Atlantic
Association of Colleges of Business Administration is open to
institutions that:
- are accredited by the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools or other appropriate regional
accrediting body;
- offer graduate or four-year undergraduate degrees
through schools or departments of business administration; and
- during the five years preceding the submission of
application for membership, have conferred an average of at least 25
undergraduate baccalaureate degrees in business administration per
year or have conferred an average of at least 25 graduate degrees in
business administration per year.
Institutions may be admitted to membership by a
two-thirds vote of the members of the Association present at the next
Annual Business Meeting. A fee, determined annually by the Executive
Committee, is to accompany the application of new members.
For an application or additional information
about MAACBA, click on the topic below or contact any of the executive
committee members.
MAACBA Executive Committee
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