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CF’s high-performing Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Organizational Management program will apply the structured framework to evaluate program design, student supports, workforce alignment and continuous improvement practices.

“Being selected as a lead college is a testament to the high quality of our Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Organizational Management degree and the dedication of our faculty and staff,” said Nancy Abshier, CF senior professor and program chair for Business and Organizational Management. “We look forward to using the CCBA Quality Framework to deepen our understanding of what’s working well, identify opportunities to enhance student outcomes, and contribute insights that support community colleges across the country.”

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Organizational Management program at CF prepares students for careers in specializations including Accounting, Agribusiness Management, Business and Organizational Management, Equine Studies, Health Care Management, Human Resources Management, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Management Information Systems and Public Safety Administration. Graduates leave equipped with the knowledge and skills to excel in diverse business and organizational management careers — from leading teams and optimizing operations to driving strategic initiatives, managing human resources, improving organizational culture, and guiding projects across industries.