The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for all students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
• Phi Eta Sigma

And More!

• Hicks Scholars
• Cletus Benton Award
• Don Rowe Excellence in Management Award
• School of Business Award

• Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities.

Business Administration classes are housed in the School of Business.

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements.
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.

Recent research projects have involved aiding women in poverty, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and teaching with holistic methods.

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.

Designated computer information systems tutoring lab

• Israel  
• Italy  
• Uruguay Argentina  

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
• Phi Eta Sigma

• Two Hicks Scholars each year  
• School of Business Award  
• Don Rowe Excellence in Management  
• Accounting Award  
• Healthcare Administration Award  
• Computer Information Systems Award  
• Cletus Benton Award (Most outstanding rising senior)  

• Operation Christmas Child with Dr. David Smartt (fall)  
• Indian Ministries of North America project (spring).  
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) – prepare forms for community members.  
• Summer Computer Camp Staff  

• The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University.  
• Business Ethics is the capstone course for the religion component where the QEP essay is administered. The QEP essay is designed for students to demonstrate their understanding of Lee’s core values.  
• The business capstone course is Strategic Management where students are expected to make application of the business curriculum by solving comprehensive cases presented to the class in a team context.  

Information Systems classes are housed in the School of Business.

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements.
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.  
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.  

Current or recent research projects have involved women in poverty, success on the major field test in the management discipline, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices.  

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.  

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements.
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for all students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society  
• Phi Eta Sigma 

• Hicks Scholars
• Cletus Benton Award
• School of Business Award

Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities.

Recent research projects have involved women in poverty and developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices.  

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.  

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
• Phi Eta Sigma

• Two Hicks Scholars each year
• School of Business Award
• Cletus Benton Award (Most outstanding rising senior)

Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities

Business Education/Corporate Training classes are housed in the School of Business and the Helen DeVos College of Education

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements
• Internships are available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.

Current or recent research projects have involved women in poverty, success on the major field test in the management discipline, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices.  

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
• Phi Eta Sigma

• Marketing Major Award
• Hicks Scholars
• Cletus Benton Award
• School of Business Award

“Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities.”

Marketing classes are housed in the School of Business.

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements
• Internships are available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.

Students in the marketing major complete primary research as part of their coursework. These research areas include consumer behavior, branding, marketing psychology, and other relevant topics.

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda  
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society  
• Phi Eta Sigma  

• Two Hicks Scholars each year  
• School of Business Award  
• Don Rowe Excellence in Management 
• Cletus Benton Award (Most outstanding rising senior)  

Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities

Management classes are housed in the School of Business. 

• Business Advisory Council assists business students with internships and job placements
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.  

Current or recent research projects have involved women in poverty, success on the major field test in the management discipline, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices.  

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.  

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society
• Phi Eta Sigma

• Two Hicks Scholars each year
• School of Business Award
• Accounting Award
• Cletus Benton Award (Most outstanding rising senior)

Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities”

Business Administration classes are housed in the School of Business.

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements.
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students.

Current or recent research projects have involved women in poverty, success on the major field test in the management discipline, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices.  

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.

The cross-cultural trip is a core requirement for students. Lee University places a high emphasis on the value of global perspectives, and students can fulfill this requirement via an individually arranged trip, a faculty-led trip, or a semester study abroad program. For more information, please visit our Global Perspectives page.

• Phi Beta Lambda
• Delta Mu Delta Honor Society  
• Phi Eta Sigma  

• Two Hicks Scholars each year  
• School of Business Award  
• Accounting Award  
• Cletus Benton Award (Most outstanding rising senior)  

Service learning is a large component of life at Lee. Students have the opportunity to complete 80 hours of service throughout their time here. This includes individually arranged service projects, as well as course-led service projects (such as Gateway and Benevolence). Please visit our Service Learning page to learn more and check out current service opportunities.

Finance classes are housed in the School of Business.  

• Business Advisory Council: assists business students with internships and job placements.
• Internships available with CPA offices, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Olin, Unum, Tennova, and various banks.  
• Meet the Firms: students are invited to Meet the Firms where we invite local CPA firms and other organizations to come and meet our students. 

Current or recent research projects have involved women in poverty, success on the major field test in the management discipline, developing business plans for global nonprofits, and holistic teaching practices. 

Reaccredited by ACBSP with no conditions or suggestions for improvements. This is exceptionally rare for a school to be reaccredited with no findings.