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business techniques

g u s t a v o l l e r e n a

For some business students, business is a

way of life. For others, business is a desired “The knowledge I

have gained from
career. Business students gain the tools nec­

the course work at

essary to be successful in the business world CCC and the

and their everyday Christian life. Dan Crider, hands on experi­

ence from my in­
a business major, said, “I picked business be­

ternship have

cause it is very interesting, and it would help equipped me with

me get a better understanding of how com­ the necessary

skills for a career
panies run.” The professors helps students

in the corporate

gain skills in leadership, planning, organiz­ world. I have also

ing, and controlling. Consequently, all these received biblical

training that en­
qualities contribute to an effective execution

hances my daily

of managerial skills. Technology is taught walk with the Lord.

because it has been proven to be an effective For me, the college

has successfully
resource when creating and building a com­

integrated aca­

pany. In this modern world, technology is at demic excellence

the forefront of business and is needed for with spiritual

truths,” Andrew
the exponential growth of a company. Busi­

Stenburg said.

ness students are supplied with the skills nec­

essary to excel in any profession while keep­

ing spiritual goals as a priority.

“The business and

administrative of­

fice management

classes offer skills

from general office

to specialized skills

for use in legal or

medical offices.

The classes are

helpful when

choosing general

and specific career

roles, because

they cover a wide

area of the admin­

istrative aspect of

business,” Sharon

Hurst said.

academics