GFCB DinnerView- Data Analytics Table: Abigail McGraw (student), Gabrielle Saalfeld (student), Josh Rickert (student), Alan Poenitske (eviCore Healthcare), Dr.Lily Popova Zhuhadar (Department of Information Systems), Ryan Nuss (Student), GeMonee Brown (Ryder Truck Rental), Austin Thicklin (student), 11/7/2018.
Dr. Lily Popova Zhuhadar (left) received the 2018 GFCB Faculty Research Award from Dr. David Lee (Former WKU Provost & Vice President), April, 10, 2018.
Dr. Kirk Atkinson (left) received the 2018 GFCB Faculty Student Service Award from Dr. David Lee (Former WKU Provost & Vice President), April, 10, 2018.
Dr. Kirk Atkinson was named National Chapter Advisor of the Year during the organization’s 51st Grand Chapter Congress in New Orleans on August 18.
Dr. Evelyn Thrasher (Judge) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Dr. Thad Crews (Judge) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Dr. Mark Ciampa and Dr. Sean Marston (Judges) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Dr. Phillip Coleman (Judge) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Chair of Information Systems Dept., Dr. Ray Blankenship (Judge) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Mr. Jim Lindsey (Judge) at the GFCB Business Data Analytics Posters Competition.
Information Systems Department
The Information Systems Department offers several degrees! Please look at the information below to learn about our various programs. Information Systems Faculty hold doctoral degrees in fields including Information Systems, Management Science,Computer Science, and Education. In addition, we are proud to include professionals from business and industry as adjunct faculty. Click here to read more about the Information Systems faculty members.
The Business Data Analytics (BDAN) Major is designed to prepare students for professional careers using an analytical focused approach to control, support, and enhance business operations and functions. The business data analytics major will provide students with a solid business foundation combined with relevant study of modern technology trends and the impact information systems are having throughout business and society.
Almost every profession is using computers, networks and specialized application software more and more. Minor in Computer Information Systems will compliment your major by teaching you how to use today's hottest applications. This program is not for people who are hard-core computer types. This CIS Minor is for people pursuing non-IS disciplines who want to be better competitors in their chosen profession.
Western Kentucky University
Department of Information Systems
1906 College Heights Blvd, #21058
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1058
Telephone: (270) 745-5408
Fax: (270) 745-6376
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