Michael Somers hasn’t officially graduated from the College of Business’s Global Social Sustainable Enterprise MBA program yet, but he already has his next goal in mind: eliminating hundreds of metric tons of CO2 emissions.
The four members of Ethical Rams 2.0 regrouped after their runner-up finish in the inaugural contest. They hoped to leverage their experience to go all the way. It was a winning strategy
After thirteen years leading the push toward sustainable business education, the Global Social Sustainable Enterprise MBA is finally getting its due: The program received the prestigious MBA Roundtable Innovator Award in recognition of its commitment to innovative business education.
The irony in the award’s timing? It was bestowed just after major innovations in curriculum culminated in its evolution into the Impact MBA.
As a combat veteran working in the Veterans Administration, Masters of Business Administration student Jose Gonzales leverages his military and professional experience as he helps veterans receive the benefits they’ve earned.
Talking with the students who won first place in the Sherman Miller Real Estate Competition Nov. 1, you wouldn’t know that they had just propelled CSU to its first victory since 2015 in one of Colorado’s most high-profile case competitions.
OtterBox has partnered with the College of Business for the second year in a row to sponsor the OtterBox Ethics Challenge for undergraduate students. A team of four Colorado State University students will win free in-state tuition and be crowned OtterBox Ethics Scholars as part of the second annual OtterBox Ethics Competition. Teams of eligible students must sign-up by Oct. 18 at 10 a.m. to compete for the first place the in-state tuition prize.
As an intern placed with the DEA’s diversion unit, senior management major Brooke Bowman puts the bulk of her efforts into helping investigators keep opioids and other pharmaceuticals from entering the black market.
As president of Advanced Medical Imaging Consultants, Andrew Mills has led the radiology company’s efforts to support UCHealth’s launch of the UCHealth Greeley Hospital, which opened this summer.
Ray Bouchet, an attorney who helped secure more than $3 billion in settlements and verdicts protecting human rights and the environment, opens the College of Business’ Dean’s Distinguished Leadership Series on Feb. 21.
Twenty-seven years after graduating from the Colorado State University College of Business, Shelly Swanback returned to the commencement platform – this time to deliver the keynote address and wisdom of an executive helping lead a technology company with more than $16 billion in annual revenues.