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Hal Adams honors lessons learned from business professor
A project completed for the late Dr. Royce Breland’s business class in the late 1960s le…
READ MORE: Hal Adams honors lessons learned from business professorAssistant Professor of Business Administration, Director of the Center for Personal Financial Management
Jones Hall
P843-863-7283
Ebsmith@csuniv.edu
Assistant Professor of Economics
Jones Hall
P843-863-7487
Ehchadwick@csuniv.edu
The Center for Personal Financial Management at Charleston Southern University trains and equips CSU students and the campus family with biblical principles of financial wisdom and money management. The College of Business teaches topics such as the biblical view of money, stewardship, budgeting, debt management, investing, charitable giving and wealth management.
CSU’s College of Business launched the Center in Fall 2019 after more than a decade of teaching personal finance in various outlets to the CSU family. The Center provides a four-pronged approach to meeting the needs of our campus:
The Bible provides lessons that can be applied to personal financial management. Many face financial challenges and everyone should plan for the future. The CSU community can use the Center as a biblically-based toolbox to tackle current challenges and provide counsel to others.
Any CSU student! Traditional and online students may take the personal financial management course as an elective or as part of the liberal arts core in the social sciences.
Mastering Personal Finances, a Biblical Approach by Ron Blue and Boyce Smith is the textbook used in the personal financial management course.
CSU Chapel with Michael Blue – 1/27/21
Interview with Jen McHugh, VP of Partnerships and Communications at Water Mission – 10/15/20
CSU’s Center for Personal Financial Management is affiliated with the Ron Blue Institute because of its mission to advance biblical financial education.
Online financial management resources for students and parents! Coming soon…
A project completed for the late Dr. Royce Breland’s business class in the late 1960s le…
READ MORE: Hal Adams honors lessons learned from business professor