The Division of Management and International Business is committed to equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed to make strategic contributions to organizations. Through a focus on critical thinking and mastery of fundamental concepts, we prepare our graduates to excel in dynamic business environments.
Our degree programs are designed to develop future organizational leaders. Students gain valuable expertise in areas such as leading employees and teams, navigating the legal environment, formulating and implementing organizational strategy, and managing multinational enterprises. These foundational skills are essential for managers and provide a strong platform for launching successful careers.
In addition to our core programs, the division offers specialized degrees in sports business and energy management, along with certificates in legal studies, human resource management, leadership, sports business, and more. These offerings provide students with opportunities to tailor their education to align with their interests and career goals.
Our award-winning faculty bring together practical industry experience and cutting-edge academic expertise in management and legal studies. They regularly publish in leading academic journals and contribute to practitioner and media outlets, including the Harvard Business Review, ensuring our curriculum reflects the latest developments in the field.
At the Division of Management and International Business, we are dedicated to fostering the insights and leadership skills students need to drive organizational success and make a meaningful impact in their careers.
Professor Mark Bolino's article in Harvard Business Review highlights and discusses challenges to implementing hybrid work: scheduling, culture, and productivity.
Professor Sean McClean discusses how electronically monitoring employees – which is increasingly prevalent in a hybrid work world – can undermine relationships between employees and managers.
Director
Management and International Business
Email: mbolino@ou.edu
Office: Adams Hall Room 206B
Phone: (405) 325-3982
Assistant Director
Management and International Business
Email: brandimcmanus@ou.edu
Office: Adams Hall Room 259
Phone: (405) 325- 2651
Administrative Assistant
Management and International Business
E-mail: ckerr@ou.edu
Office: Adam's Hall Room 206
Phone: (405) 325-2651
| Student Last Name | Advisor |
|---|---|
| All | Lauren Keely |
| Student Last Name | Advisor |
|---|---|
| All | Dalynda Evans |
| Student Last Name | Advisor |
|---|---|
| A-G | Dalynda Evans |
| H-L | Emma Moskowitz |
| M-R | Jo McLendon |
| S-Z | Ashlen Grob |
| Student Last Name | Advisor |
|---|---|
| A-E | Garrett Hollingsworth |
| F-Z | Dalynda Evans |
Sports Management lecturer Wil Fisackerly was a finalist for the national Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) Scholar of the Year.
Our alumni and community play a crucial role in supporting our programs and helping students reach their academic goals. Your gifts enable us to expand our reach and enhance the quality of education we offer. Scholarships, faculty development, research opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities are made possible through the generosity of our donors, ensuring that students have access to the resources they need to succeed.
Our commitment to fostering a sense of shared purpose and unity among students, faculty, alumni and donors creates a cycle of giving and receiving, where the support of one generation paves the way for the success of the next. By giving back, our community not only strengthens the university but also transforms the lives of our students, empowering them to pursue their passions and make a lasting impact on the world.
