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In Strategy and “ I am a business plan to attend USF

Policy class, Brad major because I like and obtain my mas­

Buckman gives a to deal with all the dif­ ters degree in ac­

presentation updat­ ferent people and counting and CPA li­

ing the progress of money transactions. cense,” Rebekah

his group’s shoe After graduation, I Walters said.

company. “My father

owns and runs his

own business. From
Mr. George Dollar is working
October to March,

on his Doctor of Business Ad­ we have five ski

ministration with a concen­ shops in the Phila­

tration in Information Tech­ delphia area. In the

summer, we pack­
nology Management. "I
age and distribute

chose the program because it pool chemicals. Af­

focuses on technology as a tergraduation, I plan

tool for enabling organiza­ to continue working

with my father. In
tions to improve their service

about ten years, he

to customers, day-to-day op­ will retire; and I will

erations and e-business com­ become president.”

ponent. It also enables CCC
When Mr. Ian
to add more courses and a ••A ',-
Duncan and his

degree in Information Sys­ family received their

tems Management;' Am erican citizen­

ship, Dayna Jessup

and the rest of his

class threw him a

party to celebrate.

Dayna made the

cake to look like an

American flag using

vanilla frosting with

straw berries and

blueberries.

Attaining citi­

Mr. Steve Casarow came zenship was a long

process. Mr. Duncan
B
two years ago with his wife
arrived in America 14

Dr. Pattye Casarow, who years ago on a work

teaches in the music depart­ Visa. The adminis­

usiness
ment. Beginning as an tration helped the
S
family achieve “per­
adjunct professor in the
manent residence"

business department, he status which is re­

tudies
currently teaches full-time. newable every 10

years. Mr. Duncan

promised his older

children the family

would become citi­

zens before they

turned 18. As the re­

newing process drew

closer, the family de­

cided to become citi­

zens. “ Becoming

naturalized citizens

is much easier for my
"From the time I took busi­
children while they

ness courses in high school, I are minors,” he said.

wanted to teach these sub­ “It was a special mo-

jects. What a perfect variety ment for us to do this

as a family. Our
of courses in which to teach
youngest daughter

good Christian business val­ Joanna, who was

ues and ethics. Every busi­ born in the U.S., now

ness, whether secular or sa­ views the rest of us

as her equivalent." Justin Taylor gives a week they had to whether to use a ce­
cred, needs Christian busi­

speech in Strategy make business deci­ lebrity to endorse
ness men and women to take
and Policy class. sions as owners of a their product or if it

a stand for what is right'/ Mrs. The class divided shoe company. They were wise to open a

Pat Youstra said. into groups. Each needed to decide chain of shoe stores.