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Earlier this month the College of Business welcomed the Fall 2022 cohort of Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars to the Belknap campus for the bi-annual campus visit. Students from all over JCPS joined College of Business faculty and staff for an education…
Earlier this month the College of Business welcomed the Fall 2022 cohort of Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars to the Belknap campus for the bi-annual campus visit. Students from all over JCPS joined College of Business faculty and staff for an educational and fun-filled day. Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars had the chance to learn more about...
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Graduate internship advisor Katie Jo Glesing has had an impressive number of jobs over the past ten years. From working with exotic animals to being a court reporter to serving as an admissions officer for a funeral college, Katie’s resume is as …
Graduate internship advisor Katie Jo Glesing has had an impressive number of jobs over the past ten years. From working with exotic animals to being a court reporter to serving as an admissions officer for a funeral college, Katie’s resume is as interesting as the stories she could share from her work experiences. “When I...
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College of Business alum Brevin Woodford graduated in 2018 with an undergraduate degree focused on marketing. He returned to campus in early 2021 not as a student, but as an employee for his alma mater.
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College of Business alum Brevin Woodford graduated in 2018 with an undergraduate degree focused on marketing. He returned to campus in early 2021 not as a student, but as an employee for his alma mater.
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“Coming from lowered expectations of having learning disabilities to…earning a second Master’s degree [from] a dream school…was a very humbling moment,” shared Chad Ellis (he/him/his), Associate Director of Technology Solutions at Humana. H…
“Coming from lowered expectations of having learning disabilities to…earning a second Master’s degree [from] a dream school…was a very humbling moment,” shared Chad Ellis (he/him/his), Associate Director of Technology Solutions at Humana. He is a spring 2021 graduate of the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program at the University of Louisville. Ellis faced...
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A commitment to building an inclusive environment and educating others about being an ally was front and center at last month’s Pride banner raising. The event celebrated the College of Business raising a new Pride banner in front of Frazier Hall. This…
A commitment to building an inclusive environment and educating others about being an ally was front and center at last month’s Pride banner raising. The event celebrated the College of Business raising a new Pride banner in front of Frazier Hall. This new banner replaces a Pride banner torn down by a white supremacist organization...
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The College of Business D&I Committee joins our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students, staff, faculty, and alumni as well as people everywhere, in mourning the victims of Tuesday’s senseless shootings in Atlanta. Regardless of the rhe…
The College of Business D&I Committee joins our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students, staff, faculty, and alumni as well as people everywhere, in mourning the victims of Tuesday’s senseless shootings in Atlanta. Regardless of the rhetoric of motive surrounding this active case, these murders are just the latest in a disturbing trend of...
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Dr. Haleh Karimi’s twenty-year journey in IT has provided her with the experience and empathy to inspire tomorrow’s professionals beyond the technical demands. At the core of the best teachers and mentors is a capacity to take a spark and bring it to f…
Dr. Haleh Karimi’s twenty-year journey in IT has provided her with the experience and empathy to inspire tomorrow’s professionals beyond the technical demands. At the core of the best teachers and mentors is a capacity to take a spark and bring it to flame — providing the oxygen-rich atmosphere that ignites imagination and illuminates a...
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Alison Addie is a triple threat, offering a mix of the arts with a business sensibility with an eye towards community engagement. Originally a music performance major at The Ohio State University, the flutist felt something was missing — at the s…
Alison Addie is a triple threat, offering a mix of the arts with a business sensibility with an eye towards community engagement. Originally a music performance major at The Ohio State University, the flutist felt something was missing — at the school and in her path. “I wasn’t getting the practical side, that entrepreneurial or...
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Economics professor Jose Fernandez, PhD was recently interviewed on The Indicator from Planet Money on NPR. He spoke about the economic impact of COVID-19 on Hispanic communities. Listen to the podcast below or via The Indicator’s …
Economics professor Jose Fernandez, PhD was recently interviewed on The Indicator from Planet Money on NPR. He spoke about the economic impact of COVID-19 on Hispanic communities. Listen to the podcast below or via The Indicator’s NPR page.
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The Juneteenth holiday provides us with a moment to reflect on racial fissures that we, as a society, have a moral obligation to address. The College of Business has asked several members of our College community to reflect on the historic crossroads a…
The Juneteenth holiday provides us with a moment to reflect on racial fissures that we, as a society, have a moral obligation to address. The College of Business has asked several members of our College community to reflect on the historic crossroads and our responsibility as a College of Business to act and create opportunity—accelerating economic equity and social justice. We invite you to hear their thoughts and to join us as we reaffirm our efforts towards a more just and equal society.
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