During b-school you learn about all sorts of business acronyms, from BATNA to SWOT. But how do you get around VMH (Van Munching Hall)? Here’s a quick guide to frequently used acronyms for academic departments, centers and offices at UMD-Smith. This story was originally posted on August 29, 2014 and has been updated for 2016.
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CBERC = Center for the Study of Business Ethics, Regulation & Crime
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CCB = Center for Complexity in Business
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CFP = Center for Financial Policy
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CIBER = Center for International Business Education & Research
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CSVC = Center for Social Value Creation
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DAR = Office of Development & Alumni Relations
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DIGITS = Center for Digital Innovation, Technology & Strategy
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DOIT = Decision, Operations & Information Technologies Department
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MPO = Masters Programs Office
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OTL = Office of Transformational Learning
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QUEST = Quality Enhancement Systems & Teams Honors Program
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