Marriott School of Management
Dates
- Existence: 1989 - 2017
Administrative History
The Marriott School of Management (1989-2017) was an administrative unit that oversaw business and management studies at Brigham Young University.
The Marriott School of Management, previously the School of Management, was established as the J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott School of Management in 1989. In 1998, the name was shortened to the Marriott School of Management. The school has been administered by the following deans: Paul H. Thompson (1989-1990), K. Fred Skousen (1990-1999), Ned C. Hill (1999-2008), Gary C. Cornia (2008-2013), and Lee Tom Perry (2013-2019).
The Marriott School of Management was established because of a need for strong leadership in business, government, and church service as well as to provide opportunities for Marriott School of Management graduates to contribute to society in meaningful ways. For this purpose, programs within the school were designed to assist students in acquiring knowledge, insight, maturity, competence, and a strong sense of moral and ethical behavior.
Since 1989, the Marriott School of Management was the administering body for the following academic departments: School of Accountancy, Institute of Business Management, Information Management, Managerial Economics, Institute of Public Management, Organizational Behavior, Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC), Military Science (Army ROTC), School of Accountancy and Information Systems, Management Communications, Business Management, Organizational Leadership and Strategy, Finance, and the Romney Institute of Public Management. The Marriott School of Management was administered by a dean under the direction of the president of the university.
In 2017 the college was renamed the Marriott School of Business.
Citation:
Brigham Young University organizational history project website, via WWW, July 18, 2011 (Marriott School of Management; previously the School of Management; established as the J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott School of Management, 1989; name was shortened to the Marriott School of Management, 1998; administered by the following deans: Paul H. Thompson, K. Fred Skousen, and Ned C. Hill; established because of a need for strong leadership in business, government, and church service as well as to provide opportunities for Marriott School of Management graduates to contribute to society; programs designed to assist students in acquiring knowledge, insight, maturity, competence, and a strong sense of moral and ethical behavior; since 1989, the Marriott School of Management has administered: School of Accountancy, Institute of Business Management, Information Management, Managerial Economics, Institute of Public Management, Organizational Behavior, Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC), Military Science (Army ROTC), School of Accountancy and Information Systems, Management Communications, Business Management, Organizational Leadership and Strategy, Finance, and the Romney Institute of Public Management; administered by a dean under the direction of the president of the university)Daily herald, Aug. 31, 2017 (Marriott School of Management renamed as Marriott School of Business) https://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/education/college/byu/byu-renames-the-marriott-school-of-management/article_4e6da8d0-ff94-51be-af7b-02aa75463b75.html
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
Marriott School of Management reports, 1953-1998
Contains reports by and about the Marriott School of Management maintained by the deans. Includes productivity reports submitted by various departments within the School of Management and annual reports of the School of Management, among other reports. Material dated 1953-1998.
Marriott School of Management studies, 1970-1999
Contains reports on studies conducted by students, faculty, and staff in the Marriott School of Management. Also includes application forms and proposals submitted to get approval for these research studies. Also includes letters relating to the administration of the studies. Materials dated 1970-1999.
Marriott School of Management subject files, 1971-2009
Contains subject files compiled by the Marriott School of Management. Many of the files are about individuals invited to give guest lectures or other presentations for the students, faculty, and staff of the college. Many files include letters with the subject; biographies, clippings, and photographs of the subject, and transcripts and notes of their lecture or presentation. Materials dated 1971-2009.
Marriott School of Management subject files, 1981-1998
Contains subject files compiled by the Marriott School of Management. These subect files primarily deal with programs external to the Marriott School of Management. Subject files are primarily comprised of memorandums, articles, and letters. Materials dated 1981-1998.
Marriott School of Management subject files, 1963-1998
Contains subject files compiled by the deans of the Marriott School of Management. Common subjects include graduation ceremonies, professional associations, and various companies and organizations. Materials dated 1963-1998.
Marriott School of Management travel records, 1987-1992
Contains records of travel, including itineraries and invoices, for members of the Marriott School of Management to facilitate relationships between the college and external corporations, programs, and individuals. Materials dated 1987-1992.
Marriott School of Management travel records, 1988-1998
Contains itineraries, notes, letters, and conference materials documenting the travel of deans of the Marriott School of Management. Most of this travel is to various professional conferences and seminars. Materials dated 1988-1998.
Marriott School of Management videocassettes, approximately 1980-1999
Contains videocassettes relating to the external relations functions of the Marriott School of Management. Materials dated approximately 1980-1999.
Marriott School of Management working papers, 1978-1989
Includes working papers produced by members of the Marriott School of Management to report on research they've conducted. Materials dated 1978-1989.
Martin J. Wistisen papers
Contains student papers by Wistinsen from his studies at Northwestern. Also includes research he did for BERC, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.