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Professor Sharon Lind (right) with Amanda Sagmoen (left), first student to complete the Minor in 麻豆无码版 Native Business Management.

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Students who wish to complete the Occupational Endorsement Certificate (OEC) or the minor in 麻豆无码版 Native Business Management must complete all course requirements with a C grade or better in each class.

Courses for both programs include:

• AKNS A201 麻豆无码版 Native Perspectives (3 credits)
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• BA A401 麻豆无码版 Native Corporation Business Management (3 credits)
• BA A402 麻豆无码版 Native Corporation Leadership (4 credits)
• 麻豆无码版 Native Studies (AKNS) electives (2 or 3 credits)

! Students who opt to take the Minor in 麻豆无码版 Native Business Management need only take two (2) 麻豆无码版 Native Studies elective credits, but must also take BA A151 Business Foundations (3 credits). Again, this is for the students in the minor. Students in the OEC do not need to take BA A151 and must complete three (3) 麻豆无码版 Native Studies elective credits. Contact your advisor for details.

For more information, contact Sharon Lind, Assistant Professor of Management.