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The Undergraduate Business Advising Center (UBAC) is an advising center specific to current and prospective students.
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Graduate Programs
The College of Business Administration offers 4 graduate degree programs and one Certificate Program for new students.
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Business Student Services
We offer a wide range of student services and programs designed to help both undergraduate and graduate students achieve success.
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Our Faculty
Faculty in the College of Business Administration are committed to providing the highest quality of education to our students.
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Companies & Recruiters
The College of Business is best known for delivering the highest quality and prepared graduates to the workforce.
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Institutes & Centers
Institutes to satisfy research and business consulting needs of the greater Sacramento region.
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Partner With Us
There are numerous ways to participate in and support the College of Business Administration.
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Alumni
With about 30,000 alumni in the region, we work in the private sector, public sector, not-for profit, and civic leadership positions.
Jong Kim
After I finished my undergraduate engineering program, I worked as an ordnance engineer officer in the Korean Navy and a field design engineer in the nuclear power plant construction project for Bechtel corporation.
I took a two-year leave from the work to earn an MBA degree for a management career and came to USA. However, I came to believe in scholarly career in business education and research. I went on to a Ph.D. program after I finished an MBA program.
In the early stage of my teaching and research activities, my interest was in the way financial accounting information is used by stock market participants. Specifically, my research interest was in the way financial accounting information is used by the market participants including financial analysts in forming earnings expectations.
Currently, my teaching and research interest has shifted to the way internal accounting information affects a company’s performance. For a research methodology, I make an extensive use of field study including interview and focus group study.
I published findings from these studies in a book and in numerous newspaper and practice magazine columns. I have also organized and presented small business best practice seminars to Korean American small business people in Northern California.
Education:
PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia (1988)
Master degree, University of Toledo (1984)
Bachelor's degree, Seoul National University, Korea (1976)
Professional Certifications
None
Areas of Interest
Teaching: Managerial Accounting, Financial Accounting
Research: Financial Accounting issues, Small business issues
Consulting: Founded KASS (Korean American Success Story) in April, 2001, which documents and disseminates best small business practices among Korean American small businessses in California.
