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Columns
Dean D. Michael Fields: New faculty, special programs generate excitement in CBA.
Senior Director of Development Joshua Merchant: It has been an honor to serve CBA.
President of the College of Business Administration Alumni Association
Julie Nowicki: Alumni events
Features
1SYNC Chief Executive Officer Bob Noe, ’75, ’81 M.A., shares real-life advice with students about reaching personal and professional goals. Noe was the keynote speaker at the
College of Business Administration’s Dialogue Days.
Marketing faculty member Concha Neeley researches how an old technology, used in a new way, can improve the supply chain.
IRS agents visit Grawn Hall and give forensic accounting students a practical application on lessons learned in class.
CMU’s Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) became the first Michigan collegiate chapter to host the AITP national conference.
Little People, Big World reality television star Amy Roloff , ’85, visits campus and reveals the benefits of her CMU experience.
CMU receives " Entrepreneurship Extraordinaire" award.
CMU senior researches buyer behavior as part of her senior Honors research project.
CMU trustee and graduate John G. Kulhavi donates $50,000 for a research room.
Operation Reconnect provides new opportunities for CBA alumni.
Points of Pride: CBA successes and recognitions
Student awards
CBA outstanding student awards were presented to Gregory Ricketts Jr., Katie Wale, Allison Barnes, Kimberly Lato, and Aaron Oosterbaan.
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