Illinois State University alumna and business leader Patti Hart ’78 heads one of the most innovative and profitable gaming companies in the world.
Business leader, alumna to give keynote speech for 2014 Business Week
Tag: College of Business
Business Week: Transition from college to corporate
The transition from college to corporate can be a daunting hurdle, but with a little guidance, students should have no problem making it smoothly.
Where Are They Now: Max Rexroad
Max Rexroad joined the faculty in 1969 at the age of 27, expecting to remain until completing his dissertation at the University of Illinois. Plans changed when he realized the potential to help shape ISU’s program.
Students market study then build real products in tech-business course
Smartphone movie goggles, a garbage can strap, and a shopping cart dashboard were among the ideas that Department of Technology and M.B.A. students pitched recently in Turner Hall for their New Product Design and Development course.
MBA associate dean to step down, return to teaching
S.J. Chang, associate dean for the MBA and Undergraduate Programs, has announced that he plans to leave his current position June 30, 2014, and return as a faculty member to the Department of Finance, Insurance and Law effective August 16, 2014.
BIS Club receives international recognition
Congratulations to Business Information Systems (BIS) Club faculty advisor Matt Nelson and the BIS Club!
Devinatz awarded Hobart and Marian Gardner Hinderliter Endowed Professorship
Distinguished Professor Victor Devinatz from the Department of Management and Quantitative Methods is the recipient of the 2014-2015 Hobart and Marian Gardner Hinderliter Endowed Professorship.
Lahiri named 2013-2014 COB Outstanding Researcher
Associate Professor Somnath Lahiri from the Department of Management and Quantitative Methods is the recipient of the 2013-2014 College of Business Outstanding Researcher award.
Minimum wage protests: What sparked them, and can they work?
STATEside asked Distinguished Professor of Management and Quantitative Methods Victor Devinatz to shed some light on why the workers are taking to the streets.
My Gift Matters: Touched by the Quad’s beauty
Brett Arseneault, a College of Business alumnus, started his own business when he discovered a passion for photography. Here’s why Brett, who is also a loan review officer at a bank, gives back to his alma mater, in his own words.
