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Congratulations to Tena Crews who was awarded the 2011 Outstanding Independent Research Award, Delta Pi Epsilon National Conference, November 2011.

Passerini, K., El Tarabishy, A. & Patten, K. (2012) Information Technology for Small Business. Springer. New York. ISBN-13: 978-1-4614-3039-1.

Crews, T. B., & Stitt-Gohdes, W. L. (March 2012). Incorporating Facebook and Twitter in a servicelearning project in business communication course. Business Communication Quarterly, 75(1), 76-69.

Jordan, A. K. & Crews, T. B. (2012). Investigating Your Career. Third Edition. South-Western Cengage Learning. Mason, OH. ISBN-13: 978-1-111-57550-2.

Crews, T. B., Ducate, L., Rathel, J. M.. Heid, L., & Bishoff, S. T. (2011). Clickers in the classroom: Transforming students into active learners. Research Bulletin 9, 2011. Boulder, CO: EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, available from http://www.educause.edu/ecar.

Crews, T. B., & Smith, Matt. (2011, April). Using Facebook vs. Blackboard discussion board for FAQs in a large online course. Business Education Forum, pp. 26-29.

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The Integrated Information Technology Program (iIT)—formerly Technology Support and Training Management—is part of USC‘s College of Hospitality, Retail, and Sport Management. Students in the iIT program receive an in-depth background in information technologies in four major areas. These areas include computer networking, database systems, corporate training and development, and end-user support. In the computer networking area, students learn about networking theory, hardware, configuration, design, installation, and network operating system administration. In the database systems area, students learn to create and maintain databases through courses in Access, Visual Basic (for database integration), Oracle, and Systems Analysis and Design.  The training area covers both the human side of corporate training, as well as the technical side of training materials development. The final area emphasizes end-user support which includes help desk.

To maximize the learning experience, all iIT students must complete a capstone course that incorporates all four core areas. In this course, student teams work with a real business, solve an actual system issue, and design the needed system. Additionally, they must complete an internship as a final requirement for the program. Students graduating from this program have a very diverse IT background and have obtained positions in a wide range of organizations ranging from Network Administrator to Database Administrator to Director of Information Technologies. The program places emphasis on technology-based decision making and information management skills in dynamic business environments.

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Professor Tena Crews, 2012 Gregg Award recipient

USC business education professor, Tena Crews, presented with Gregg Award

USC partners with IT-ology to “Create IT Discovery” for local youth

Want A Job? You Ought To Be A Tech Geek
The job market is struggling to recover from the Great Recession. But in the technology sector right now, it's opposite day. Undergrads have their pick of jobs, and companies are desperate to hire.
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