Assistant Professor, Educator - University of Cincinnati
Resources Manager - URMIA
BUS 2260 Advanced Insurance and Risk Management
Faculty: Anita Ingram and Kathy Hargis
Course Description:
Insurance is often viewed as a necessary operational expense, yet the decisions surrounding risk financing, coverage structure, and retention levels have profound implications for institutional resilience and financial stability. This advanced course moves beyond insurance basics (although we'll do a brief review of the basics) to explore how higher education leaders strategically evaluate risk, structure insurance programs, and align risk management with institutional priorities.
Participants will examine real-world case studies involving major campus incidents, emerging risks, and complex insurance negotiations. Through facilitated discussion and scenario analysis, attendees will explore how insurance data, loss trends, and risk tolerance influence capital planning, crisis response, and long-term institutional strategy. The course is designed for professionals who already understand insurance fundamentals and want to deepen their ability to use risk management and insurance as strategic tools for institutional decision-making.
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