Welcome Congressman Fortenberry

Congressman Jeff FortenberryRepublican - Nebraska We are pleased to welcome Congressman Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) back to the classroom for his third year as an adjunct faculty member teaching in the Master of Science in Business Analysis program.  Congressman Fortenberry co-teaches with Professor Phil Brach in our Leadership and Entrepreneurship as Service course. The Congressman addressing...

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Why it's easy to teach ethics in Washington

MSBA Program DirectorStewart McHie The Master of Science in Business Analysis degree at Catholic University is founded on the principle that commerce, when practiced properly, provides a meaningful and dignified service to society.  To integrate the principles of solidarity, subsidiarity and human dignity into all of our subject areas, we use case studies, scholarly writings, and the real...

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Is Your Company Paying “Just” Wages?

By Brian T. Engelland Professor of Marketing The Catholic University of America Last year Tim Cook was paid approximately $238 million as Apple’s CEO, Alex Rodriguez was paid $32 million as the New York Yankee’s third baseman, Ann Snyder was paid $47,500 as a market researcher for a restaurant supply house, and Jason Alexander was paid $13,220 as a cashier at a Burger Palace restaurant....

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What are Your Faculty Up To?

One of the most motivating and impressive features of studying Business and Economics at The Catholic University of America is the access to extraordinary faculty. As Dr. Abela mentioned in his orientation presentation for new students, our faculty put the phrase, “those who can’t do, teach” to shame. Our faculty members have held top executive positions with Fortune 500 companies, they’ve been presidential appointees, they’ve been Fulbright Scholars, they’ve been named “DC Professor of...

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