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Assurance of Learning (AoL)

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AoL Planning Cycle

Assurance of Learning (AoL) refers to the systematic process used to demonstrate that students achieve learning competencies for the programs in which they participate. AoL also includes the processes of identifying competency gaps, then designing and implementing changes to the curriculum and learning experience so that gaps are closed or offset by compensating efforts towards learner success. 

Rutgers School of Business–Camden’s mission and strategic plan includes concerted efforts to deliver a rigorous business curriculum that provides transformative education and leadership development for students. In support of this goal, the school is committed to the assurance of student learning through a comprehensive, meaningful, and ongoing assessment effort that has broad faculty and staff input and support.

The AoL effort includes many individuals and teams including that of the Assurance of Learning and Continuous Improvement Committee.  

AOL & Continuous Improvement Committee

  • Dr. Monica Adya, Dean (Interim Chair of the Committee)

  • Dr. Joseph Canada, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice, Accounting

  • Dr. Jun Guo, Associate Professor, Accounting

  • Dr. Kristie McAlpine, Assistant Professor, Management

  • Dr. Andrei Nikiforov, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice, Finance

  • Dr. Robert Schindler, Professor, Marketing

  • Dr. Deeksha Singh, Associate Professor, Management

  • Dr. Shankar Sundaresan, Associate Professor of Professional Practice, Management

  • Nathan Levinson, Director of Academic Administration (Staff)
  • Dr. Sney Banerjee, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs (Ex Officio)
  • Dr. Oscar Holmes IV,  Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs (Ex Officio)

Learning Goals/Objectives by Degree Program

Undergraduate Programs

Goal #1: General Management Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the basic functions of business and functional area concepts.

Goal #2: Critical Thinking and Analytical Decision Making
Students will be able to critically use information and data to analyze, interpret, and solve business problems.

Goal #3: Teamwork and Interpersonal Relations
Students will develop interpersonal skills arid demonstrate the ability to work effectively in teams.

Goal #4: Communication Impact and Effectiveness
Students will demonstrate effective oral presentation and written language skills.

Goal #5: Global Perspective
Students will demonstrate an ability to identify and analyze global factors (political economic, culture, legal, demographic) that impact the management of business operations in the global environment.

Goal #6: Ethical Reasoning
Students will realize that organizations and their actions affect different stakeholders; they will demonstrate the ability to identify and weigh the ethical implications of these actions.

Goal #7: Technology Fluency and IT Literacy
Students will demonstrate conceptual knowledge and practical application of information technology.

Goal #1: General Management Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the basic functions of business and functional area concepts.

Goal #2: Critical Thinking and Analytical Decision Making
Students will be able to critically use information and data to analyze, interpret and solve business problems.

Goal #3: Teamwork and Interpersonal Relations
Students will develop interpersonal skills arid demonstrate the ability to work effectively in teams.

Goal #4: Communication Impact and Effectiveness
Students will demonstrate effective oral presentation and written language skills.

Goal #5: Global Perspective
Students will demonstrate an ability to identify and analyze global factors (political economic, culture, legal, demographic) that impact the management of business operations in the global environment.

Goal #6: Ethical Reasoning
Students will realize that organizations and their actions affect different stakeholders; they will demonstrate the ability to identify and weigh the ethical implications of these actions.

Goal #7: Technology Fluency and IT Literacy
Students will demonstrate conceptual knowledge and practical application of information technology.

Graduate Programs

Goal #1: Professional and Ethical Competency
Students will demonstrate professional competency in Financial Reporting and Research Managerial Accounting, Taxation, Accounting Information Systems, and Auditing, as well as demonstrate the capability to recognize ethical issues demonstrating the ability to understand accountants’ professional obligations and apply ethical principles and accounting regulations to anticipate and respond to stakeholder expectations.

Goal #2: Analytical Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Skills
Students will apply critical thinking skills; identify, model, and solve decision problems in different settings; and interpret results/solutions by identifying appropriate course(s) of action(s).

Goal #3: Communication Impact and Effectiveness
Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate both orally and in writing with various stakeholders and partners.

Goal #4: Technology Fluency and IT Literacy
Students will demonstrate conceptual knowledge and practical application of information technology.

Goal #1: Critical Thinking and Analytical Decision Making
Students will be able to critically interpret and synthesize information and data to solve business problems.

Goal #2: Teamwork and Interpersonal Relations
Students will develop interpersonal skills and demonstrate the ability to work effectively in teams.

Goal #3: Leadership
Students will understand what leadership is and how to define it, as well as develop basic approaches to managing and motivating others to achieve joint goals.

Goal #4: Communication – Impact and Effectiveness
Students will demonstrate effective oral presentation and written language skills.

Goal #5: Global Perspective           
Students will demonstrate an ability to understand and evaluate diverse business environments in which firms operate globally.

Goal #6: Ethical Reasoning
Students will realize that organizations and their actions affect different stakeholders; they will demonstrate the ability to identify and weigh the ethical implications of these actions.

Goal #7: Technology Fluency and IT Literacy
Students will demonstrate conceptual knowledge and practical application of information technology.

Goal #1: Discipline Specific Knowledge
Students will acquire discipline-specific knowledge and understanding, by critically applying the concepts, methods, and approaches of business analytics.

Goal #2: Analytical Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Skills
Students will apply critical thinking skills; identify, model, and solve decision problems in different settings; and interpret results and solutions identifying appropriate course(s) of action(s).

Goal #3: Communication Impact and Effectiveness
Students will acquire effective communication skills through effectively conveying the results of technical analysis using non-technical, managerial terms.

Goal #1: Discipline Specific Knowledge
Students will demonstrate knowledge of financial markets, financial products, and financial decision making.

Goal #2: Critical Thinking Skills
Students will interpret, evaluate, and synthesize information to recommend solutions to complex financial problems.

Goal #3: Ethical Reasoning
Students will demonstrate knowledge of the effects of financial decisions on individuals, groups, and society at large.

Course Syllabi

For further information on the school’s assurance of learning efforts, contact Nathan Levinson, Director of Academic Administration, at nlevinso@camden.rutgers.edu.

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BLDP Application

The Spring 2023 Application is now open! 

Priority will be given to applications received by November 18. Applications are accepted until all seats are filled. Space is limited, so apply early!

The seminar application process is our gateway for entry into the program. Upon acceptance into BLDP, students will be emailed their acceptance letter plus a special permission number allowing registration for the BLDP seminar.

Requirements

Seminar applications are solicited each semester and require the following:

  1. Completed application form (at the bottom of this page),
  2. For students with GPA 3.0 – 3.49, two (2) letters of recommendation (one academic; one other)

Rutgers-Camden students are invited to apply to apply for enrollment in the BLDP seminar. All applicants are expected to meet both of the following selection criteria:  (1) have sophomore standing or above and (2) have an overall GPA of 3.0 or above. First-semester transfer students will be evaluated based on their GPA earned at Rutgers. Students who fail to meet these admission criteria may still be allowed to apply for (and possibly enroll in) the BLDP seminar, but they will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

The director balances evaluations to make final decisions on people accepted for the seminar (up to a maximum of 15-20 each semester).

Students who are admitted to the BDLP are required to adopt the BLDP Code of Conduct. A signed contract is required from each student.

Students may count activities toward “leadership units” that were initiated prior to taking a seminar, as long as those activities occured primarily during their enrollment in their academic program.

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