School of Management
201 Bunnell Building
P.O. Box 756080
Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-6080, USA
email:dean.som@uaf.edu
phone: 907 474 7461
fax: 907 474 5219
The School of Management (SOM) prepares undergraduate and graduate students to meet the challenges facing business professionals in Alaska and around the world. SOM emphasizes clear communication, problem solving and ethical awareness, while preparing students with a sound understanding of business principles and techniques. The School of Management values practical and discipline-based intellectual contributions and provides services to improve both student success and the economic health of Alaska.
The School of Management will be recognized for high-quality educational programs, hands-on educational opportunities for students, service to the community, and accomplished teaching and research faculty. The School of Management strives to be acknowledged as the premier business school in Alaska.
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Visit our Commonly Requested Forms page to find degree planning worksheets, add/drop forms, and other useful forms and advising tools.
The School of Management is deeply saddened by the death of Dr. Susan Herman, Professor of Organizational Behavior and the Director of the Northern Leadership Center. Susan's passion for life, her work and her extended family will be missed.
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Thank you for visiting University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Management web site! As one of eight academic schools and colleges at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, we are very proud of the students, faculty, staff and alumni affiliated with the School of Management.
Our college is organized around three programs: Business Administration, Accounting, and Economics, with Master's degrees available in Business Administration and Resource and Applied Economics.
The UAF School of Management holds both Business and Accounting accreditation from AACSB International, the premier global accreditation body.
Dr. Douglas Reynolds was promoted to Full Professor and Dr. Lily (Chunlian) Dong was tenured and promoted to Associate Professor.
