At Concordia University Texas, our unique combination of faith, learning, and life-changing experiences prepares our Business and Communication graduates to be leaders who are ready to make a difference in any arena they choose.
Professors excel at teaching our students the skills they need to be successful — critical thinking, creativity, communication, and leadership. Our faculty combine scholarship with real-world professional experience. Classes are small, so every student gets the attention they need. And students benefit from our close collaboration and partnership with the dynamic business community in Austin, Texas.
Students pursuing a Business degree explore a wide variety of disciplines, including accounting, finance, human resources, management and marketing. Students in the Communication program can cater their degree to interpersonal relationships, public relations and advertising, or visual communication (video editing, Adobe creative suite, etc.).
Concordia offers many opportunities to learn and grow outside of the classroom too. CTX DECA members compete in state and international competitions, presenting projects and findings to business and industry leaders. Students participate in the annual Persuasion Contagion, our university-wide persuasion speaking contest, for prizes. Through the University's entrepreneurial hub, IncubatorCTX, students have unprecedented access to networking opportunities with business and community leaders. And Business and Communication students have the opportunity to join multiple honor societies, including Lambda Pi Eta and Sigma Beta Delta.
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Angela Clements is an instructor of human resources (HR) and management. After serving as Concordia’s associate vice president of HR Strategy and Talent Development for nearly four years, Clements has joined the College of Business & Communication as a full-time faculty member with more than 25 years of experience as an HR professional. Before joining Concordia, Clements served in multiple roles for a large multi-state national retailer for 15 years. As director of HR, she supervised programs that impacted 12,000 employees, managed teams at more than 70 retail locations, and oversaw training strategies that helped grow the retail footprint from eight stores to more than 70. She has also instructed university-level courses at several different institutions. Her expertise is in employee relations, talent management and leadership development. Her passion is mentoring HR and business students regarding their career path. In her spare time, she loves enjoying the outdoors with her husband and their three dogs. |
