Southern Illinois University started offering a bookkeeping class in 1894 then gradually added other business courses but it wasn't until 1957 when a separate School of Business and Administration was established under the leadership of the school's first dean, Henry J. Rehn.
Southern Illinois University started offering a bookkeeping class in 1894 then gradually added other business courses. It wasn't until 1957. A separate School of Business and Administration was established under the leadership of the school's first dean. Henry J. Rehn was the school's first dean.