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The Stafford School of Business, Lewis Hall

The Stafford School of Business received its name in November of 2012. The school provides students with various opportunities to excel in the business and economic development fields. Students have the opportunity to obtain degrees in Rural Studies: Business and Development,  Economics, Business Administration, Information Technology or a Certificate in General Business.

 Lewis Hall
The School of Business offers a unique program of study that leads to the B.A. or B.S. degrees in Rural Studies: Business and Economic Development.The program is a great jump start for students who want to:
1)     Start and grow their own businesses;
2)     Manage and grow their family businesses;
3)     Manage small to mid-size businesses, OR
4)     Lead growth and economic development in their communities.The program also prepares students for graduate school programs whether in business or more social public sector studies. The program emphasizes the importance of critical thinking skills, encourages an appreciation of diverse cultural perspectives, and develops a greater understanding of the issues particular to the rural environment compared to other community environments to provide an avenue of self-knowledge, cultural understanding, and social responsibility.

Penley Painting

A Steve Penley original painting unveiled

Prints available for purchase

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"Stafford School"

As of November 2012, the business school at ABAC was renamed The Stafford School of Business after the late DeNean Stafford.

Stafford School of Business Jobs & Internships

At the Stafford School of Business, students are encouraged to gain practical knowledge through internship programs. ABAC seeks to provide students with the resources needed to find an exciting and rewarding internship experience. View the internship page for current listings.

Jobs & Internships

Stafford Hall

Apply to live on-campus on Stafford Hall at ABAC Place with 118 other classmates who want to get ahead by networking with local as well as national businesses, having weekly discussion session with the Deans of the Stafford School of Business, and working on real world business projects.  Inquire with the Stafford School of Business.

APPLICATIONS CLOSED for 2013/2014 Term
Contact Dill Driscoll
dill@abac.edu

Donaldson Award 2013

Elisabeth O’Quinn (right), a rural studies – business and economic development major from Fitzgerald, received the prestigious George P. Donaldson award at the spring commencement ceremony on Friday at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. ABAC President David Bridges (left) and Alumni President Keith Rucker (center) presented her with the award.

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