Assistant professor Dr. Madeline Trimble describes her time as faculty advisor for the Illinois State University chapter of the national professional organization Accounting and Financial Women’s Alliance (AFWA) as “a truly amazing experience.” “What I am most proud of is the supportive community we have built; this aligns well with the main tenets of AFWA,
Real-world scenarios are being tackled by College of Business students using virtual simulation technology made available through an $840,000 grant from Simio LLC®. Management and Quantitative Methods (MQM) professor Dr. Askar Choudhury received a grant for 350 copies of Simio® Academic Edition. Choudhury uses the software when teaching undergraduate business students in an operations analytics course.
Learn more about predatory or deceptive publishing, which is a business model in which publishers exploit researchers’ need to publish as part of the tenure and promotion process.
Michael Wang received the College of Business’ Jack North Student Leadership Award.
Join Dr. Richard Ringer, director of Illinois State University’s Organizational Leadership Institute, for a free, one-hour webinar from noon to 1 p.m. (CDT), Thursday, June 11.
In the words of famed actor and comedian Bill Murray, “It’s Groundhog Day…again.”
Is the mining industry ripe for change? That’s the question a team of Illinois State University students sought to answer this semester. Through ISU’s Innovation Consulting Community (ICC), they partnered with Redbird alum Mike Kasaba ’88 to explore how ready mining operations around the globe are for making the switch to using electric-powered machines in
The College of Business is now accepting nominations for the Early Career Achievement Awards (ECAA).
Community partnerships are paving the way for students to gain hands-on experience with solving marketing problems.
Illinois State University’s Professional Sales Institute hosted the Redbird National Sales Competition (RNSC) February 27–28.
