Business Administration Department | Bethany Lutheran College

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Arts Administration Major

Mission Statement The Arts Administration major provides a focused arts and business curriculum to develop employable skill sets necessary to produce and support artistic endeavors and gives value-added experience to students intending to work in

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Business Administration Major

Bethany prepares business students for leadership roles in both profit and non-profit organizations by providing a thorough foundation in accounting, finance, marketing, management, and economics. You will examine current ethical, social, political, and economic challenges

Business Courses

This is a listing of Business (BUSN) classes available at Bethany. These courses are included in the requirements for the Business Administration Major and other programs. Not all courses are available every semester. Please contact

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Criminal Justice Major

Conflict resolution skills are in high demand. Whether in criminology, social work, corrections, juvenile justice, corporate security, judicial administration, political administration, or military service, ethical professionals are needed to maintain order and keep society moving

Department Directory

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	Title	Office / Phone	Courses
Kris Bruckerhoff HH 327 507-344-7323	Associate Professor	HH 327 507-344-7323	Introduction to Business Principles of Finance Financial Institutions Investments Entertainment and Sport Marketing Risk Management Advanced Financial Management Sport Administration
Erika Gunderson HH 321 507-344-7340	Assistant ProfessorTaylor Leadership Institute	HH 321 507-344-7340	Business Communications and Lab Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Leadership and Organizational Change Managing Human Resources Integrated Marketing Communication Marketing Strategy Administrative Policy Business Internship
Kenneth Johnson HH 319 507-344-7358	Associate Professor	HH 319 507-344-7358	Introduction to Business Introduction to Entrepreneurship Principles of Marketing Consumer Behavior Principles of Finance Financial Institutions Legal Aspects of Business and Sport Entertainment and Sport Marketing Integrated Marketing Communication Marketing Research Risk Management Sport Administration Business Internship
Esther Peng HH 317 507-344-7337	Assistant ProfessorOnline Instruction	HH 317 507-344-7337	Accounting I Accounting II Accounting I Accounting II Business Internship Principles of Macroeconomics Principles of Microeconomics International Economics
Jeff Younge OM 228 507-344-7328	DirectorAdjunct Faculty	OM 228 507-344-7328	Investments Advanced Financial Management