Dr. Donna DiMatteo-Gibson Appointed As Dean Of Curriculum For New Online MBA Program

ILM begins staff upgrades in pursuit of academic excellence for the lowest cost online MBA program in North America.

2014-03-11

LOVELAND, CO, March 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) With the launch of the most affordable and accessible MBA in North America the Institute of Logistical Management is pleased to announce the addition of a new role in the Office of the Provost, the Dean of Curriculum and Academic Excellence. In this new role Dr. DiMatteo is responsible to ensure ILM students are provided the best possible instruction, materials, and that ILM is effective in delivering outstanding education to students.

"We selected Dr. DiMatteo after a nationwide search. I was immediately impressed both with her background and insights." Stated Dr. David Lady, the provost and driving force behind the new MBA program. "Dr. DiMatteo has consulted with some of the best and brightest educational organizations and institutions in the world, and now brings those insights with her to help ILM strive for academic distinction."

"I am very excited for my role with this innovative online MBA. The focus on quality education and academic excellence are built into the foundation of this new program." Said Dr. DiMatteo. "Collaborating with a team of outstanding educators has made me very excited about this role and the future direction we can take this amazing education opportunity."

"ILM is committed to delivering the lowest cost MBA in North America and the most accessible MBA program in the world. With a $3,000 tuition that includes digital textbooks, online program delivery, and a 45 semester credit hour program that exceeds the academic standards of most high profile large university programs," concluded Dr. Lady, "it is just now a question of getting the word out and letting people know this education opportunity exists."

ILM is the oldest logistics and supply chain online school in the world, since 1923!

For more information about the ILM MBA program please contact Dr. David Lady at 970.510.0456 or visit www.ilm.edu/mba.

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