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| History 101: GSU's First Business Dean When George Manners became dean of the College of Business in 1947, he worked tirelessly to raise the profile of the college as well as that of the entire university. Read the GSU Magazine article » |
| • | Bloomberg Businessweek ranked Robinson's Part-Time MBA No. 1 in Georgia, 8th among programs at U.S. public universities and 22nd overall. Robinson's undergraduate program is in the magazine's top 100 programs in the nation. See more rankings » |
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| • | Robinson ranked 32nd in the nation among 295 schools in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Graduate Schools" survey of all business schools that offer part-time master's (MBA, M.S.) programs. The ranking puts the Robinson College in the top 10 percent of all business schools in the U.S. The 2013 edition also lists Robinson's Department of Computer Information Systems (CIS) 9th in the nation among graduate CIS programs. |
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| • | Robinson's undergraduate program ranked 55th overall (31st among public universities) in the 2012 edition of U.S. News & World Report's survey of America's Best Colleges. Robinson's undergraduate program in Risk Management and Insurance was ranked 4th, Computer Information Systems was ranked 8th and Real Estate was listed 12th. |
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| • | The Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality was ranked No. 16 in the nation by TheBestSchools.org. It is the only hospitality program in Georgia to make the list and one of only three in the South. |
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| • | The graduate accountancy program is ranked #27 in the nation in "America's Best Graduate Schools 2013," published March 2012 by U.S. News & World Report. The most recent CPA Personnel Report ranked the program 15th in the nation. |
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| • | Financial Times ranked Robinson's Executive MBA program 24th among U.S.-based programs and 64th globally. It is the only EMBA offered by a public university in Georgia to make the list. |
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| • | Atlanta is now home to a new organization designed to provide the city, the State of Georgia and the nation with a major source of intellectual capital for business, government and non-governmental organizations. Known as the World Affairs Council of Atlanta, this nonprofit organization is affiliated with Georgia State University and the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. |
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| • | A $1.6 million federal grant was awarded to the Robinson College for the establishment of a Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). The center serves as a regional and national resource providing services and programs that help businesses succeed in global markets. Robinson is currently one of only 33 schools in the U.S. to have earned a CIBER designation. |
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| • | V. Kumar, executive director of Robinson's Center for Excellence in Brand and Customer Management, is a seven-time winner of lifetime achievement awards, four from the American Marketing Association and three others from leading marketing organizations including the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation and the Institute for the Study of Business Markets. |
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| • | Robinson's Economic Forecasting Center was ranked the most accurate university-based center by the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. Rajeev Dhawan was named the most accurate forecaster of job growth by the Bank One Economic Outlook Center at Arizona State University. |
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| • | The Robinson College is now headquarters for CEAR, the Center for the Economic Analysis of Risk, the first research center of its kind with the goal of bringing worldwide economic experts together to find solutions for complex risk issues such as swine flu, tsunamis, poverty, banking crisies, etc. |
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| • | The Robinson College of Business has received several grants from the United States Agency for International Development. Recent projects have been conducted in Africa (Pretoria, Venda and Ghana), Egypt and Russia. | |
| • | The Robinson College of Business has the sixth-largest part-time MBA program in the country according to the AACSB, the accrediting agency for business schools. |
| • | Georgia State University and the Robinson College of Business rank No. 1 among ten of the nation’s foremost business schools for the number of graduates with advanced degrees who hold executive positions at Georgia companies. |
| • | The Global Partners MBA is a 14-month, full-time program in which students study on four continents (North America, South America, Europe and Asia). Partner institutions include COPPEAD Graduate School of Business, Brazil and Paris Institut d'Administration des Entreprises, France (Sorbonne University). |
| • | The college is home to 22 research centers and institutes devoted to a wide variety of specialties: | |
| • | W.T. Beebe Institute of Personnel and Employment Relations | |
| • | Decision Sciences Institute | |
| • | Institute of Health Administration | |
| • | Institute of International Business | |
| • | Center for Business Industrial Marketing | |
| • | Center for Business Development in Transitional Economies | |
| • | Center for the Economic Analysis of Risk (CEAR) | |
| • | Center for Excellence in Brand and Customer Management | |
| • | Economic Forecasting Center | |
| • | Center for Ethics and Corporate Responsibility | |
| • | H.J. Russell, Sr. International Center for Entrepreneurship | |
| • | Center for Health Services Research | |
| • | Center for Health Informatics Technology (HIT) | |
| • | Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) | |
| • | Center for Mature Consumer Studies | |
| • | Center for Process Innovation | |
| • | Center for Research in Information Systems (CRIS) | |
| • | Center for the Study of Regulated Industry | |
| • | Risk Management and Insurance Research Center | |
| • | Korean-American Business Center | |
| • | Small Business Development Center | |
| • | World Affairs Council of Atlanta | |
| • | Robinson hosts several executive RoundTables focusing on a broad array of disciplines. | |
| • | Marketing RoundTable | |
| • | Corporate Intellectual Property RoundTable | |
| • | Atlanta Compliance and Ethics RoundTable | |
| • | Human Resources RoundTable | |
| • | Logistics/Operations/Supply Chain Management RoundTable | |
| • | The Academy of Management Journal ranked Robinson faculty among the most productive in the nation in research - 6th among Southeastern business schools and 41st in the nation. | |
| • | In a study of the world's top 100 business schools, the School of Management at the University of Texas at Dallas ranked Robinson's faculty research 54th worldwide and 24th among U.S. public universities. | |
| • | The Chronicle of Higher Education listed our Department of Managerial Sciences among the top 10 in faculty productivity using a faculty scholarly productivity index that compiles institutional rankings for 375 universities offering Ph.D. programs. | |
| • | The college boasts the oldest, largest and only accredited hospitality program in the State of Georgia — the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality. | |
| • | The Marketing Award for Excellence (MAX), sponsored by Robinson's marketing department and the Atlanta Business Chronicle, recognizes excellence in product, service and marketing innovations developed and launched by Georgia-based companies. | |
| • | Celebrating more than 27 years, Robinson's Business Hall of Fame is the highest recognition given by the college to distinguished business leaders for their efforts in advancing the principles of the free market system while serving Atlanta's national and international business communities. | |
| • | Robinson faculty are frequently tapped for their expertise by media such as Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, Financial Times, USA Today, Barron's, The Economist, CNN and lnvestor's Business Daily. | |
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The college's alumni network—close to 75,000—is one of the strongest in the nation. |
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| • | Over the past six years, the college has increased the number of endowed professorships and chairs from nine to 29. | |
| • | Robinson students are among the best in the nation. The average GMAT for MBA and master's students is 610, with the top 20% averaging over 650. The students in these two programs have an average of six years' work experience. | |
| • | Robinson has a diverse student body representing more than 88 countries. | |
| • | The college offers an MBA curriculum that offers a non-traditional approach to global business education. | |
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Robinson College of Business is accredited in business and accounting by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. |
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