People working in supply chain are concerned with designing, overseeing, and controlling how goods and services are produced. They manage the process that converts inputs (in the forms of material, labor, and energy) into outputs (in the form of goods and services). They are typically team-oriented individuals who have an interest in manufacturing, logistics, distribution, or retail careers. They ensure a business’s operations are both efficient and effective, and promote wise and sustainable stewardship of God-given resources.
Before students may take any 300-level course in the School of Business required in the supply chain management minor, they must have earned at least a C in BUS 201 (or BUS 357 ) and ACCT 203 .
Overlap Policy
No more than two minors from the School of Business may be obtained.