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Executive Education Profile Publish Date 05/27/12

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Lubar School of Business

  • PROGRAM BASICS

      • University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Executive Education
      • Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business
      • P.O. Box 742
      • Milwaukee, 53005, Wisconsin
      • United States
      • Executive education run by for-profit entity? No
      • Status:
        • Public
      • Executive nondegree open enrollment programs offered: 0
      • Executive non-degree custom programs offered: 7
      • Number of attendees previous academic year: 196
      • Does school have a separate Executive Education center/centers? Yes
      • Year building opened: 1997
      • Number of classrooms: 2
      • Does the school offer temporary housing for executive education participants?: No

    • Graduate business school is accredited by:

        • Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)

  • SCHOOL BASICS

      • Open-enrollment executive programs run in other countries: 0
      • Custom executive programs run in other countries: 0
      • Companies for which the school ran custom programs in previous year: 11

    • Graduate business school enrollment:

      • Total: 590
      • Full-Time MBA: 0
      • Part-Time MBA: 259
      • Executive MBA: 53
      • PhD Program: 48
      • Undergraduate business school enrollment: 3,650
      • Other graduate degree programs: Master of Accounting, Master of Finance, Other, Master of Technology, Master of Marketing

  • PROGRAM COSTS

    • Range of costs, custom programs:

      • Low: $5,000.00
      • High: $200,000.00

  • CLASS PROFILE

      • Percentage of Executives who live/work within 45 miles: 0 %
      • Percentage of attendees who live/work abroad: 0 %

    • Percentage of Participants in open enrollment executive education programs are:

      • Female: 0 %
      • International : 0 %
      • Earning more than $200,000 annually: 0 %
      • Business owners: 0 %
      • Completely sponsored by their employers: 0 %

  • FACULTY

      • Faculty employed by the B-school: 121

    • Full-time faculty:

      • Tenured: 47
      • Non-Tenured: 20

    • Adjunct/Visiting Faculty:

      • Non-Tenured: 54

    • Women on Faculty:

      • Tenured: 10
      • Non-Tenured: 17

    • Minority Faculty:

      • Tenured: 16
      • Non-Tenured: 7

    • International Faculty:

      • Non-Tenured: 14

    • Faculty with PhDs:

      • Tenured: 41
      • Non-Tenured: 34

  • TEACHING/ACADEMICS

    • Main teaching methods:

      • Case Study: 30 %
      • Distance Learning: 0 %
      • Experiential Learning: 0 %
      • Lectures: 40 %
      • Simulations: 20 %
      • Team Projects: 10 %
      • Other: 0 %

    • Faculty for executive education:

      • Full-time faculty (with tenure and/or permanent): 40 %
      • Full-time faculty (without tenure): 10 %
      • Adjunct faculty: 40 %
      • Other: 10 %

    • Percentage of faculty who are:

      • Female: 20 %
      • International: 0 %

  • TECHNOLOGY

      • Technology improvements in the last three academic years: Lecture capture technology in classrooms; new computers; smartboards; projection whiteboards; limited classroom video conferencing; new computers in offices; electronic communication boards and kiosks; server upgrades, IBM Data Center.
      • Amount spent: $1,780,652.00

  • COMMENTS

      • The central focus of Lubar Executive Programs is delivering in-depth customized programs. We work closely with companies to provide participants with a strategic combination of knowledge, tools and skills that can immediately be transferred back to the workplace. In the coming year we plan to develop cutting-edge open enrollment offerings for the business community that will provide managers with the skills needed to navigate in today's tough economic climate.

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