College of Business, Economics, and Computing
The College of Business, Economics, and Computing prepares students to become business and community leaders in a broad range of organizations. The partnerships built with alumni and the business community afford students ample opportunities for internships in their areas of interest. Graduates of the College have the ability to successfully solve complex, unstructured business problems by acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in a global economy.
With over 20 majors, minors, concentrations, and certificates, the College of Business, Economics and Computing offers programs that provide students with a professional, intellectually stimulating, challenging, and enjoyable experience, and upon graduation a high degree of employability in a variety of exciting and rewarding careers.
Our Mission
The College of Business, Economics, and Computing provides high-quality undergraduate and graduate education that develops and advances the professional, technological, and business expertise of our students; supports continuous professional development of our faculty and staff; and works in partnership with organizations in the region to achieve mutual goals.
Our Goals
The College of Business, Economics, and Computing is committed to becoming a leader in the economic development of the region.
- The College of Business, Economics, and Computing seeks to become the school of choice for high school graduates in the region.
- The College of Business, Economics, and Computing seeks to become the preferred source of professionally trained graduates for employers in the region and a respected source for employers globally.
- The College of Business, Economics, and Computing seeks to enhance its role as a sought-after source of business and computer science expertise in the region.
- The College of Business, Economics, and Computing is committed to providing educational leadership through innovation, scholarship, continuous improvement, and comprehensive program evaluation.
Our Vision
The College of Business, Economics, and Computing strives to become the school of choice where highly valued programs prepare students for successful careers in dynamic and diverse environments.
DEAN
Michele V. Gee, Ph.D.
Dean and Professor of Management
College of Business, Economics, and Computing
gee@uwp.edu
Serving our region is more than our purpose, it is our passion.
Sales Center
Ideal for collaboration on sales and industry projects. Students gain real-world experience through selling situations incorporating requests for quotes, and working with the industry buyers who issued them.
Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
Provides education, training, and no-cost one-on-one counseling to entrepreneurs and existing business owners throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
The Ralph Jaeschke Solutions for Economic Growth Center (SEG Center)
In a team setting, business students work on approximately 30-40 projects each semester with regional and international companies.
Global Education Center
App Factory
Creative, professional, interdisciplinary group focused on developing mobile apps for community clients throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Students gain experience working with clients on projects as part of internships or course credit.
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