January 2021 Letter to the Editor from Dr. Laurie Borowicz
Reflecting on the last five years. Dr. Borowicz examines Kish's past, present and future.
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Create, Advertise, Analyze and Convert
Learn the language that drives the buying decisions each person makes daily.
Marketing Management
Marketing Management
Marketing and management pros speak a different language. They talk brand. Newspapers, social media, TV, Internet, radio...millions of people are bombarded by strategic messaging to influence their purchasing choices. What we buy, why we buy and when we buy, are all highly determined by the type of marketing we are exposed to. Nearly every decision made by the average person involves marketing—from the brand of shoes that are “in” to what social mission to support, to what to study in college or for a career. Our marketing and management program teaches students how to market and/or manage to influence a team or consumer.
In our marketing and management program, you may:
- Earn a certificate or an Associate in Applied Science degree
- Learn from experiences instructors who will tap into your potential
- Benefit from our close cooperation with the local business community
Degree Options
Program Details
- Business professionals are limited only by their imaginations when it comes to finding—or creating—careers in today’s dynamic global marketplace.
- Business professionals work in a variety of settings ranging from the autonomy of running one’s own business to the more team-centered environment of working for a multinational organization.
- Students in the management and marketing fields find challenging and rewarding careers in service, retail, distribution, manufacturing and a myriad of other areas.
- The National Career Clusters Framework created a tool to help you find a career that suits your interests and skills. Our program is part of the Marketing career cluster.
- Our business club is a fantastic opportunity for business-minded students to collaborate and network.
- Faculty often work with students to scout out local work and internship opportunities.
- You don’t have to be a business, marketing or management major to benefit from a class or two. Business courses can help budding entrepreneurs skill up and gain an edge.
Students interested in pursuing a degree or certificate in marketing management are
encouraged to speak with their academic advisor for course and career planning.
News & Events
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Kishwaukee College announces Fall 2020 Part-Time Student Honors List
Kishwaukee College is pleased to announce its Part-Time Student Honors List for Fall 2020. To be eligible for this honor, a student must have completed a minimum of 6 (but less than 12) semester hours of college-level courses at Kish with a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
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