Young School of Business

Studying Business at LCU

The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs accredits Louisiana Christian University’s Young School of Business. It is one of the smallest programs to obtain national accreditation.

The Young School of Business offers small classes—especially in the upper levels—and thus can utilize the case study method in most of the upper-level courses.

Mission

Consistent with the university's purpose, the Young School of Business has a mission of combining a full-time teaching faculty with an academic program that challenges the student in a community of learning. The School concentrates its resources on an undergraduate program that emphasizes teaching and a close, caring relationship with students. Learning and free inquiry from a Christian perspective provides an environment where students are encouraged to become sensitive and productive members of society, able to respond to the demands of a rapidly changing world.

The central curriculum, required of all college students, provides a broad knowledge and understanding of the humanities, the natural sciences, and the social sciences. This central curriculum requirement, combined with the business core curriculum, required of all business students, gives students a solid foundation in the liberal arts and the business disciplines.

Contact Information

Interim Dean of the Ray & Dorothy Young School of Business - Dr. Theodore Chiasson, 318-487-7130, theodore.chiasson@lcuniversity.edu

Professor of Business - Dr. Arthur Mazhambe, 318-487-7650, arthur.mazhambe@lcuniversity.edu

Associate Professor of Business - Dr. Steven Bello, 318-487-7422, steven.bello@lcuniversity.edu

Associate Professor of Business - Mr. David Culp, 318-487-7561, david.culp@lcuniversity.edu

Assistant Professor of Accounting - Mr. Jim Majors, 318-487-7700, james.majors@lcuniversity.edu

The best way to learn about LCU is to see our campus and talk to our students, faculty, and staff. To schedule a visit, call our office of Admissions at 318-487-7259

Come for a visit, take a campus tour or visit a class!

Delta Mu Delta, the national honor society in business, is open to the top 20 percent of the junior and senior classes.

Professional Opportunities

The School provides students with several ways to gain professional experience and knowledge. Internships are offered in each of the school's specialization areas.

Students can also volunteer within the community through the School. Each spring, the School co-hosts an Economic Development Conference with the Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce, and students participate as active conference members.

Degrees & Programs

Degree that is not accredited by ACBSP: