Edward A. Labry School of Science, Technology, and Business

Faculty

S. Christopher Fuller, Ph.D., Interim Dean
Kimberly G. Atwood, M.S.	Mary Lewis Haley, D.A.	Robert H. Nichols, Jr., Ph.D.
Danny L. Bryan, Ph.D.	Eric A. Landis, D.M.	Sarah S. Pierce, Ph.D.
Laurie P. Dishman, Ph.D.	Max Y. Melnikov, D.A.	Paul C. Stumb, Ph.D.

Majors

Majors	Degrees
Associate in Science	AS
Associate in Arts Business	AAB
Accounting	BBA
Biology	BS
Biochemistry	BS
Business Administration	BBA
Information Technology	BS
Management	BBA
Marketing	BBA
Mathematics	BS

Minors
Accounting	International Business
Biology	Management
Chemistry	Marketing
Computational Finance	Mathematics
e-Commerce	Music Industry Management
Entrepreneurship	Non-profit Management
General Business	Technology Management
Hospitality Management

Certificates
Telecommunications Certificate (ComStar)	Telecommunications Site Technician I

Mission of the School of Science, Technology, & Business

The mission of the Labry School of Science, Technology, & Business (LSSTB) is to contribute substantively to the core curriculum through mathematics and the natural sciences, and to offer Cumberland University students the opportunity to major in a number of modern professional programs such as business and information technology. The curricula are designed to provide a fundamental grounding in the liberal arts and to allow students to sharpen their powers of observation, analysis, and evaluation. In addition, the market relevant programs enable students to further develop communication, critical thinking, and decision making skills in order to prepare them for graduate studies and/or professional careers. This contemporary perspective on curricula is underscored with an emphasis on practical application, teamwork, ethics, internships, and experiential learning. (Revised 01/30/15)

The Labry School of Science, Technology, & Business offers the Associate in Science (AS), Associate in Arts Business (AAB), Bachelor of Science (BS), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees.

Internships

Internships that provide opportunities for students to gain valuable practical experience are strongly encouraged for all students. Admission to an internship will require that the student have a minimum GPA of 2.50 and recommendations of three Labry School professors whose courses the student is taking in the current semester or has taken within the past year. It will be the responsibility of the advisor to determine eligibility. For additional details also see the Internships section of the catalog.