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Planning a Communications Program for a New School of Business

Planning the communication for business program for a new institution calls for a reflection on many different areas of interest. The College of Business of today, especially that at the University of Texas at San Antonio has many different facets. We are attempting to stabilize our philosophy at a point somewhere between the extremes of a vocational-technical school which we business schools were reported to be 10, 12, even 14 years ago, and at the other end of the spectrum, as a highly esoteric, theoretical business school which produces great scholars who are prepared for decision-making processes at an extremely high level. The University of Texas at San Antonio has determined that it should strive to take an eclectic approach between these two extremes and be a very pragmatictype institution, even at the masters degree level. Therefore, the views I will give you today are strictly those of a dean that has talked with prospective faculty about the possibilities of a communication program.