Edward Gjertsen II will present “The Business of Financial Planning: Past, Present, and Future” at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, September 27, in the Caterpillar Auditorium of the State Farm Hall of Business as part of the Financial Planning Speaker Series hosted by the Institute for Financial Planning and Analysis and the Department of Finance, Insurance and Law.
Unit: College of Business
Lindberg appointed interim associate dean
Professor of Accounting Debbie Lindberg joins the College Dean’s Office as the new interim associate dean for Accreditation and Operations.
Amazon shoots promotional film at ISU
Representatives from Amazon and small business owners from across the state were on Illinois State’s campus August 9 to shoot footage for a video promoting entrepreneurs and how they can join Amazon’s network of sellers.
Different playing field: Alumna executive team member of Broncos
Nancy Svoboda is a coach’s kid from Joliet. Working in sports would consequently seem like a good fit, which it definitely is, yet it was never her career goal. It’s just sort of the way the ball bounced. In her case, that ball was a football.
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announces Humanities Connections Grant Program
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announces Humanities Connections Grant Program
Accounting Career Fair connects employers to Illinois State’s top talent
Students and alumni seeking accounting positions are invited to meet recruiters hiring for accounting positions on September 15.
Make a dent in the world! Participate in the ICC Fall 2017
Engage with the Innovation Consulting Community (ICC) and work with students from different disciplines across the university to tackle an exciting “real” project from an organization and have an excellent story to share with employers! There are over 14 projects to choose from and you will not only be mentored through your client project experience
Prestigious international award highlights the importance of professor’s research
Roberta Trites is the recipient of the 16th International Brothers Grimm Award, an honor given biannually to one global scholar who contributes outstanding research to children’s literature.
Institute for Financial Planning and Analysis moves ahead with roundtable of professionals
A group of finance professionals is in place to help shape the future of Illinois State University’s new Institute for Financial Planning and Analysis.
From Nashville to Normal
Coming from a small town is a common Illinois experience. Coming from a small town with a big city name always creates a conversation. Kelsie Klingenberg and Sam Polczynski hail from Nashville, Illinois (population 3,109). For Klingenberg and Polczynski the transition from a small town to Bloomington-Normal was made a little bit easier having known