Department of Computer Information Systems
Korean-American Business Center
The Korean-American Business Center is part of the Center for Research in Information Systems in the Department of Computer Information Systems at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. In addition to offering opportunities to the business communities in Korea and Georgia, the center provides leadership, assistance and opportunity for these groups seeking knowledge about United States and Korean business practices.
Our Activities
The Korean-American Business Center offers the following opportunities to the business communities in Korea and Georgia:
- Student internships and co-op opportunities
- Intensive executive education and training courses tailored to companies’ and organizations’ needs
- Student field study projects
- Sponsored “action research” projects
- A clearinghouse for faculty research and consulting
- Guest executive and scholarly speakers
- Korea Study Tour
- Exchange programs with Korean institutions
Sponsorship
The Korean-American Business Center offers three levels of sponsorship support:
- Gold: $20,000
- Silver: $10,000
- Bronze: $5,000
Contact Us
J.P. Shim
executive director, Korean-American Business Center
director, Korean initiatives
[email protected]
404-413-7370
Ephraim R. McLean
director, Center for Research in Information Systems
George E. Smith Eminent Scholar Chair in Computer Information Systems, Regents’ Professor
[email protected]
404-413-7448
Sponsor Activities and Benefits
| Activities/Benefits | Bronze Sponsorship | Silver Sponsorship | Gold Sponsorship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action research projects Topics to be decided at quarterly meetings. Value: $5,000 each (does not include the cost of out-of-pocket expenses needed to conduct the research) |
– | One | Two |
| Faculty Research and Consulting Faculty and/or graduate-student consulting on company-specific problems. Value: a $500/day discount from the normal $2,000-$3,000/daily rate, depending upon the problem and faculty experience |
Individual negotiations | Individual negotiations | Individual negotiations |
| Student field-study projects Faculty-supervised, semester-long projects of four-person student teams on company-defined problems. Value: $1,000 each |
One | Two | Three |
| Internships Assistance in recruiting and matching interns with company internship openings. Value: $250 each (does not include the pay to the intern, $12-18/hour) |
One | Two | Three |
| Company presentations Presentations to undergraduate and/or graduate student groups (for example, luncheon “brown bag” meetings). Value: exposure |
One | Two | Three |
| Classroom guest lectures Company subject matter experts give class presentations. Value: exposure Distinguished Executive Speaker Series Distinguished Scholar Speaker Series |
No limit | No limit | No limit |
| Non-degree executive short courses | Individual negotiations | Individual negotiations | Individual negotiations |
| KABC Quarterly Meetings Meeting of all KABC members to share the results of the action research, decide upon new action research projects and decide upon non-degree short courses to be offered. |
One seat | Two seats | Three seats |