A New, More Inclusive Name for AUNE’s Department of Management

November 8, 2011
New England

by Antioch University

The Department of Organization and Management at Antioch University New England (AUNE) proudly announces the streamlining of its name, to the Department of Management. The department offers an MBA in Sustainability, or Green MBA.

“The new name is a more inclusive name that allows us to grow with the evolving landscape of organizations,” said Polly Chandler, department chair. “It allows us to connect with nonprofits, with the public sector and with business. It broadens the possibilities and allows us to be more competitive.

“It also supports our history and embraces the future, while honoring our alumni.”

The Green MBA integrates sustainability throughout its business curriculum, using an interdisciplinary approach to equip students to guide businesses to a triple bottom line of people, profit, and planet.

Find more information on the Department of Management here.

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