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Welcome McIntire Class of 2016

Welcome McIntire Class of 2016. Student Services Office Rouss & Robertson, Room 311 Associate Dean Rebecca Leonard Assistant Dean, Student Life & Global Programs Chris Wilcox Elliott Director, Student Information & Records Tracey Doniel

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Welcome McIntire Class of 2016

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  1. Welcome McIntire Class of 2016

  2. Student Services Office Rouss & Robertson, Room 311 Associate Dean Rebecca Leonard Assistant Dean, Student Life & Global Programs Chris Wilcox Elliott Director, Student Information & Records Tracey Doniel Assistant Director, Undergraduate Admission Jeannine Fields Assistant Director, Global Programs Angie Turner Coordinator of Student Life Edward Warwick Student Services Coordinator Stephanie Tavenner COMPLETE YOUR SURVEY

  3. Critical Aspects of McIntire School • Excellence: Reputation and Rankings • Tradition of Innovation • Strong Sense of Community • Foundation of Analytical and Technology Skills • Special Emphasis on Leadership, Integrity, Communication, and Teamwork • Integrative vs. Functional Perspective • Global Awareness and Experience • Applied Orientation through Alumni and Corporate Networks

  4. Bachelor of Science in Commerce Third Year Integrated Core Experience (ICE) • How ICE Works • Students engage in an integrated series of six sessions of business theory and practice throughout a two-semester period, rather than taking separate core courses. • Blocks of 40 students learn by working in small teams, as well as with faculty and corporate leaders, to solve real-world business problems. • Professors team-teach in an interactive, rigorous seminar atmosphere. • Course material is presented in an integrated, cross-functional manner, providing students with a deep knowledge of the complex interrelationships among different subject areas.

  5. Third-Year Integrated Core Experience Fall Semester COMM 3020 Behavioral Issues in Mktg. and Mgmt. (4 credits) COMM 3010 Strategy and Systems (4 credits) COMM 3030 Quantitative & Financial Analysis (4 credits) Needed Commerce Elective, Comm Law, or College Elective (3 credits)

  6. Third Year Integrated Core Experience Spring Semester COMM 3050 Entry Strategies in Emerging Markets (3 credits) COMM 3040 Strategic Value Creation (4.5 credits) COMM 3060 Quantitative Analysis II (1.5 credits) Needed Commerce Concentration, Elective, Comm Law, or College Elective (2 courses - 6 credits)

  7. Bachelor of Science in Commerce • Concentrations: • Accounting • Finance • Information Technology • Management • Marketing

  8. Bachelor of Science in CommerceTracks: • Business Analytics • Entrepreneurship • Global Commerce • Quantitative Finance • Real Estate A track is a 12 credit area of study crossing over multiple concentrations. Courses taken to satisfy track requirements can also be used to satisfy concentration requirements.

  9. Academic Requirements of Note: • No withdrawals from Commerce Classes • Commerce Courses may not be taken CR/NC • Commerce Courses are not offered as AUDIT • Minimum of 15 graded credits both semesters 3rd year • Minimum of 27 graded credits 4th year • Must complete 57 total graded credits after enrollment

  10. Advising Questions?? Advisor Second Major/Minor Walk-In Hours http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/undergrad/advising/Pages/Undergraduate-Advising.aspx

  11. McIntire Online Forms Transfer Credit RequestAllows students to seek permission to take courses at another university and have them apply toward a degree at the University of Virginia. Course Planning GuideGuidelines for choosing a course of study for McIntire students. Concentration and Track Form Required to add or change Commerce concentration. Students do not declare concentrations until Spring of third year.

  12. Fall ICE – 12 Credits Course Enrollment – Fall 2014 • COMM 3010 Strategy and Systems - 1st 4wks   (In SIS, all class times for ICE are listed under 3010) • COMM 3020 Behavioral Issues in Marketing and Management - 2nd 5wks • COMM 3030 Quantitative and Financial Analysis - 3rd 5wks SIS REQUIRES YOU TO ENROLL IN SAME SECTION OF ALL THREE COURSES – each course is 4 credits NO COURSE ACTIONS – LET US KNOW ABOUT ANY DOCUMENTED CONFLICT NOW NO CHANGES AFTER AUGUST 1ST Third Year students are Required to Carry a minimum of 15 graded credits.

  13. ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

  14. Reading Your Academic Requirements www.virginia.edu/SIS

  15. Degree Requirements • 120 Credits (60 credits in residency at UVA) • 48 credits must be in Commerce courses • 57 credits must be in Non-Commerce courses, including 6 credits of Humanities • 15 credits may be in either Commerce or Non-Commerce courses

  16. Global Curriculum and Opportunities • Global awareness and understanding are essential • Objective: global perspective for all • 100% of graduates have some kind of significant international experience • Major priorities • Globalizing the curriculum • Embracing a diverse community • Providing a range of study abroad opportunities throughout the world • Expanding opportunities for faculty research and development of teaching materials • How are you globalizing YOUR Commerce education?

  17. Education Abroad Opportunities • 3rd Year Core Abroad Spring • DIS, Copenhagen • University of Bath, Bath, England • University College Dublin, Ireland • National University of Singapore • HEC, Paris • FundaçãoGetúlio Vargas, São Paulo, Brazil • Universita Bocconi, Milan, Italy • IE University, Madrid, Spain • ESADE, Barcelona, Spain • University of Auckland, New Zealand • Hong Kong Univ of Science &Technology • Peking University, Beijing, China • St. Gallen University, Switzerland • Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina • IES Abroad, Chile & Argentina • Faculty Led Global Commerce Immersion (GCI) • Business, Politics & Culture in the European Union (Bath, Brussels & Paris) • Market Insights in China (5 cities, Eastern & Western) • Doing Business in Brazil (São Paulo & Rio de Janeiro) • International Accounting (Ireland) • Systems Case Studies (Mendoza, Argentina) • Consumers & Markets in India (Delhi & Mumbai) • Asian Financial Capitals (Singapore & Hong Kong)

  18. What About After Class? Lighting of the Courtyard Annual Kickball Tournament Commerce Council Consulting Group at McIntire Global Markets Group Advertising and Marketing Association

  19. Commerce Council Officers 2014 - 2015 President Allie Griswold Vice President Jesse Lindsay Treasurer TBA Social Chair TBA Service Chair TBA Student-Faculty Relations Chair TBA Communications Chair TBA McIntire Mentors Chair TBA

  20. Corporate Connections • Student Organizations • Career Services – internships & job placement • Networking Reception, sponsored tonight by: • Peter McElwain, Senior Manager, Tax & Assurance, Baker Tilly Consulting Group

  21. Fall 2014 Orientation for All Incoming Third Year Students Monday, August 25, 2014 Tuesday, August 26th – Classes Begin Friday, August 29, 2014 COMPLETE YOUR SURVEY!!!!

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