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COBEC in the Snow, January 27
COBEC in the Snow is set for Monday, January 27, in the State Farm Hall of Business atrium.
ISU alum steps into the batter’s box
When John O’Donnell ’90 learned about an opportunity to step into the batter’s box at Busch Stadium and swing for the fences, he knew he had to take action.
Dressing for success: Clothes closet accepting donations
Dressing for success can come with a hefty price tag, but Jada Turner is spearheading an effort to lighten the load for her fellow students.
College of Business’ second annual ugly sweater party
The Pay It Forward student team is hosting the College of Business’ second annual ugly sweater party in the atrium Tuesday, December 3, from 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Social media/marketing team brings different passions and skills to table
More and more companies, nonprofits, and schools are placing a greater emphasis on social media marketing, and the Illinois State University College of Business is no exception to this trend.
Means Center to foster entrepreneurship through research
At its heart, the George R. and Martha Means Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Illinois State University seeks to foster entrepreneurship through teaching, impactful outreach programs, and research, according to Avimanyu Datta, Ph.D.
College of Business announces 2019 Early Career Achievement Awards recipients
Early Career Achievement Awards (ECAA) recognize younger graduates who have demonstrated innovative and responsible professional leadership, the potential for future distinction and a commitment to serving others.
A dream fulfilled: Becoming a citizen
Somnath Lahiri, a member of the Illinois State University management and quantitative methods (MQM) faculty, described receiving his United States citizenship March 22 as “a dream fulfilled.” He was joined in the naturalization ceremony by about 50 other people —“all happy and smiling”—including his wife, Susmita. Their son, Soumit, received his citizenship a few weeks
Long-held entrepreneurial dreams now a reality for alum
For as long as he can remember, Zach Mroczkowski ’17 has been an entrepreneur.
