Our faculty create an exceptional learning environment, where they transform you into a leader in business at home and around the world. The Else School of Management is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
Accounting is often referred to as the language of business. Individuals and businesses rely upon accountants to collect and classify information and determine financial stability. The Else School of Management provides a BBA in accounting as well as a Master of Accountancy (M.Acc.)
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Analytics combines industry-aligned curriculum and hands-on experience to equip students with skills in data interpretation, business intelligence and predictive analytics.
With economics you will learn about a wide range of forces that shape our economy and society and examine issues such as poverty, growth, unemployment, income inequality, trade, health care, the environment and regulation.
An executive Master of Business Administration, or executive MBA, allows experienced professionals to gain the base of knowledge, executive skills and abilities needed to assume leadership positions in organizations that compete in a dynamic, global environment.
The Millsaps Master of Accountancy (M.Acc.) program is designed to help you prepare for and pass the CPA exam. Our goal is for you to pass all four sections before you graduate — setting you up for success and allowing you to focus on your career.
The Millsaps Master of Accountancy (M.Acc.) program is designed to help you prepare for and pass the CPA exam. Our goal is for you to pass all four sections before you graduate — setting you up for success and allowing you to focus on your career.
Our program equips you with the knowledge and insight to think bigger and make a greater impact in industry and the community. Courses include data analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, global studies and marketing.
Our program equips you with the knowledge and insight to think bigger and make a greater impact in industry and the community. Courses include data analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, global studies and marketing.
A minor in nonprofit management focuses on both the organization and the operation of a nonprofit. Topics include fundraising, effective leadership and financial management.
Design a major to best fit your personality, career goals and specific educational needs. Previous self-designed majors include international health and economics, global language studies and environmental studies.
Professor of Accounting
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Hyman F. McCarty Jr. Chair of Business Administration
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Instructor of Accounting
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Assistant Professor of Management
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Professor of Accounting and Entrepreneurship
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Chair of ELSEWorks
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Professor of Economics
J. Armistead Brown Chair of Business Administration
Director, EMBA and MBA Programs
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Dean of the Else School of Management
Richard and Selby McRae Chair
Professor of Business Law
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Assistant Professor of Management
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Assistant Professor of Economics
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Associate Professor of Accounting
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Executive in Residence for Business Intelligence and Digital Strategy
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Professor of Marketing
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Assistant Professor of Finance
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Assistant Professor
BBA Director
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Visiting Assistant Professor in Economics
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