Kirkwood Community College - Aquilus Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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l LEFT Marketing students participate in an audio-visual work- shop. BELOW are a few ofthe components of the business world. wg r no ix aw wmurz nur new puma curs as i t , Wi J tal K s 3? ,A f 1. . si JM swab,- The food-store marking classroom surrounds business instructors offices. Transfer Courses

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Scheduling in the Business courses is coordinated so that students may com- bine transfer Arts and Sciences with occupationally oriented non-transferable courses from business programs in the Vocational-Technical Division. Business courses with college transfer credit include Accounting Principles, College Typing I, II, Ill, College Short- hand I, Il, III, Office Machines, Secre- tarial Procedures, Introduction to Business, Principles of Marketing, Busi- ness Law and Principles of Retailing. With these and liberal arts courses as a basis, the student can transfer to a four- year institution to continue training for a career in one of the many areas of business administration, business edu- cation or office management. An Accounting student computes accounts receivable. 1 '- . 4 Wax' ig, .jim it 4? - - K lk mm wi FT xx- 1 R , mg mwmusw- QM N As part of her business program this student uses an adding machine to total columns of figures. KCC Dffers Business 122

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Bruce Adams Roger Appledoin Nancy Akin Alan Beth Aurner Baumgarteir Kenneth Baxa Kathryn Berger Particia Berger Mary lo Albaugh Donna Ballew Nancy Beatty Rosalie Billups Shirley Allan james Barnes james Allsion William Antons Paul Bechen Steve Barton Sue Bateman Nancy Evelyn Benesh john Behrens Blackford Gary Blinkinsop Gary Bonifas l24