2016-2017 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Area of Energy, Economics, and Law
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Terry McInturff, J.D., Area Coordinator
Professor: Ewing, Powell
Associate Professor: Fitzgerald
Assistant Professor: Cardella, Salter
Professors of Practice: T. McInturff
Associate Professors of Practice: Giberson, Schuetzeberg
Assistant Professors of Practice: R. McInturff, Pleasant, Nieto
Instructors: Frisbie, Kantellis
CONTACT INFORMATION: W326 Business Administration Box 42101 | Lubbock, TX 79409-2101 | T 806.742.2046
About the Area
The Area of Energy, Economics, and Law supervises the following degree and certificate program:
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Energy Commerce
- Undergraduate Certificate in Energy
Undergraduate Program
The goal of the undergraduate program in energy commerce is to enhance leadership potential by providing a high-quality and thorough educational experience in preparation for a business career in the energy industry. The energy commerce curriculum reflects the current world energy mix, primarily hydrocarbons with some emphasis on alternatives and renewables. Energy commerce majors must take GEOL 1303 and GEOL 1101 to fulfill one of their lower-division laboratory science requirements. All lower-division business and university required courses must be completed prior to beginning the program. Due to sequencing of courses the energy commerce degree program will take two academic years to complete. Admission into the energy commerce major is competitive and based on a comprehensive review of the student’s application, writing sample, resume, and interview with a panel of energy industry professionals. A minimum 3.25 GPA is needed for consideration for admittance into the energy commerce degree program. Acceptance for the fall semester will be made no later than April 1 of the preceding spring semester. For application information and deadlines, visit www.enco.ba.ttu.edu.
Program Offerings & Course Descriptions
ProgramsBachelor’sUndergraduate CertificateCoursesBusiness Economics (Undergraduate Courses)Business Law (Undergraduate Courses)Energy Commerce (Undergraduate Courses)
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