Anna Abdulmanova, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Finance
corporate governance, corporate litigation, political contributions
The Rockwell School of Business offers a range of undergraduate programs designed to prepare students for successful careers in the dynamic world of business.
Assistant Professor of Finance
corporate governance, corporate litigation, political contributions
Assistant Professor of Management
Logistics, Operations and Supply Chain Management
The certificate program in risk management provides you with the tools and techniques to identify risks to an organization, evaluate their potential impact, and recommend risk reducing measures. Organizations need skilled professionals who can enable them to accomplish their mission by balancing the operational and economic costs associated with strategic decision-making. Risk management encompasses three processes: risk assessment, risk mitigation, and evaluation and assessment.
Raising four children while working full time is plenty for anyone to have on their plate, but Kenya Matthews wanted more. She wanted to lead. She wanted to better herself. And she wanted to show her children what it means to commit to something.
Kenya enrolled in Robert Morris University’s master’s degree program in Organizational Leadership program in 2016 with the goal of graduating in just 18 months. With just six months to go, her employer laid her off. Still, she kept at it.
Quinton Perry earned two degrees at graduation last year – management and marketing – with the plan that those would cover a lot of territory in business. Pretty soon his job with a Fortune 500 company required Quinton to cover a lot of territory — on business trips to clients across the country, from Alaska to Maine.
Margo is a 4.0 honors student who is actively involved in campus life as a community advisor and member of the Women’s Leadership and Mentorship Program. What you might not know about Margo is, she is fluent in Arabic.
When her RMU journey began, Margo knew she’d receive a world class education in business administration, accounting and finance, but she didn’t know she’d have the opportunity to learn Arabic and travel the globe.
Margo pursued prestigious scholarships with the help of the Office of Scholar Development, and was awarded the Vira I. Heinz Women and
The undergraduate-level certificate in sales provides the necessary skill sets to be successful in sales and sales management positions. The program covers various aspects of sales terminology, the psychology behind sales and its impact on sales personnel, management of brands and categories of products, sales analytics, consultation and relationship building, and entrepreneurial thinking.
The undergraduate-level certificate in logistics provides the necessary skill sets to be successful in supply chain or logistics management positions by covering logistics terminology, finished goods flows, inventory management, supply chain analytics and performance measures, and warehousing and transportation issues from a marketing perspective.
The B.S.B.A. in Financial Planning prepares students for careers in wealth management and financial planning, a field in growing demand both regionally and nationally. Personal financial advisors provide advice on investments, insurance, mortgages, college savings, estate planning, taxes, and retirement to help individuals manage their finances.
Jordan Curry has always been motivated to work for a good cause, helping the disadvantaged and doing good for society. She also is a big hockey fan. The job she accepted last spring after graduation — program coordinator for the Mario Lemieux Foundation — is a perfect combination of the two things that motivate her most.