WINONA LAKE — Grace College recently named Dr. Ken McEwan the director of its online MBA program.
McEwan has worked at Grace College for nine years following a 32-year finance career with a global aerospace corporation. He earned his Bachelor of Business Administration from University of Kentucky, his Masters of Business Administration from University of Cincinnati and his Doctorate of Business Administration from Liberty University.
“I plan to grow the MBA program by adding new concentrations that meet the most pressing needs in the business sector and continuing to recruit undergraduate business students at Grace to participate in the accelerated bachelor’s and master’s program,” said McEwan. “This year, we had nearly 50 undergraduate students enroll in the program, but I would love to see that number continue to go up as we educate our students about the value of an MBA.”
The online MBA program at Grace gives students an overview of business principles such as operations management, economics, business law, finance and leadership through a Christian perspective, according to a news release from Grace College.
The online, eight-week sessions are designed for full-time employees and enable students to schedule their coursework around their lives. Learners will complete the program alongside a cohort of peers and will learn from highly qualified, engaged faculty who regularly interact with students.
According to McEwan, “Grace’s MBA is an ideal fit for individuals who want to add value in the business sector. We talk about character, competence and service a lot in the courses. My overall goal is to continue developing a robust program that prepares students for successful and meaningful careers in the business sector.”
To learn more about the online MBA at Grace, visit the website at online.grace.edu/programs/master-of-business-administration/.
