• Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

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    Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

    Learn More   →

  • Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

    Learn More   →

    Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

    Learn More   →

  • Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

    Learn More   →

    Featured Outcome

    Jen Hochuli '17

    POE: Museum Studies

    Jen Hochuli '17 was accepted into museum studies programs at three graduate schools: George Washington, Seton Hall, and the State University of New York at Buffalo State; she is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Seton Hall.

    Learn More   →
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We believe there is no better place on the planet for discovering your passions, developing your intellect and your heart, and ultimately becoming the author of your own powerful story.

Juniata is a distinctive liberal arts college that justifiably prides itself on the success of its students.

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We believe there is no better place on the planet for discovering your passions, developing your intellect and your heart, and ultimately becoming the author of your own powerful story.

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Juniata is a distinctive liberal arts college that justifiably prides itself on the success of its students.

At Juniata, art history, integrated media arts, museum studies, and studio art are combined in one department, enabling the faculty to foster creative potential through interactions in the classroom, studio, and museum. The department seeks to develop students’ understanding of how creative expression reflects and constructs the ideas, values, and histories of diverse individuals and cultures.

Juniata College Museum of Art (JCMA)

At Juniata, art history, integrated media arts, museum studies, and studio art are combined in one department, enabling the faculty to foster creative potential through interactions in the classroom, studio, and museum. The department seeks to develop students’ understanding of how creative expression reflects and constructs the ideas, values, and histories of diverse individuals and cultures.

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At Juniata, art history, integrated media arts, museum studies, and studio art are combined in one department, enabling the faculty to foster creative potential through interactions in the classroom, studio, and museum. The department seeks to develop students’ understanding of how creative expression reflects and constructs the ideas, values, and histories of diverse individuals and cultures.

Juniata College Museum of Art (JCMA)

At Juniata, art history, integrated media arts, museum studies, and studio art are combined in one department, enabling the faculty to foster creative potential through interactions in the classroom, studio, and museum. The department seeks to develop students’ understanding of how creative expression reflects and constructs the ideas, values, and histories of diverse individuals and cultures.

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  • EB-100

    Introduction to Management

    This course develops an understanding of management principles in the areas of planning, organizing, staffing and control, including but not limited to the aspects of strategy, legal environment, operation/supply chain management.

    EB-100

    Introduction to Management

    This course develops an understanding of management principles in the areas of planning, organizing, staffing and control, including but not limited to the aspects of strategy, legal environment, operation/supply chain management.

  • EB-131

    Financial Accounting

    Introduces fundamental principles and assumptions of accounting as they relate to transaction analysis and basic financial statements.

    EB-131

    Financial Accounting

    Introduces fundamental principles and assumptions of accounting as they relate to transaction analysis and basic financial statements.

  • EB-202

    Behavioral Analysis of Organizations

    The broad focus of the course is to examine how individuals come together to form a successful organization. The course is broken into three major sections: people, organizations, and leadership. The course emphasizes student involvement and engages students in a variety of in-class exercises, case analysis role playing exercises, small group exercises, and an off-campus class experience or two. One or more off-campus experiences are required for the course.

    EB-202

    Behavioral Analysis of Organizations

    The broad focus of the course is to examine how individuals come together to form a successful organization. The course is broken into three major sections: people, organizations, and leadership. The course emphasizes student involvement and engages students in a variety of in-class exercises, case analysis role playing exercises, small group exercises, and an off-campus class experience or two. One or more off-campus experiences are required for the course.