In her professional life, Laura KinCannon has a few simple goals: be creative, be challenged and help people. Earning a Master of Computer Information Systems degree empowered her meet those goals.
As part of the College of Business's celebration of Women's History Month, Dean Beth Walker joined distinguished alumnae and business leaders to discuss the ways women's roles in the workplace have - and have not - shifted, how progress has been achieved, what lessons they've learned from 2020, and how they see female leadership shaping the future of business.
Among more than 800 schools measured, the College of Business’s Department of Accounting stands in the top 10 percent worldwide for overall research breadth according to the 2020 Brigham Young University accounting research productivity rankings.
Competing against members of other chapters from the University of Northern Colorado, University of Denver, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and University of Colorado Boulder, Weber earned the recognition for helping the chapter recover from a probationary term.
The "Business for a Better World" Dissertation Proposal Competition is accepting proposal submissions spanning the business spectrum that address business sustainability.
March has been designated as Women’s History Month, but why do we set aside a time to talk about womanhood at all? The unfortunate answer is that we seldom discuss the necessity of exalting and understanding womanhood within the context of history.
The College of Business’s 42nd annual Business Day will feature prominent local entrepreneurs who will share insights on how they have adjusted to thrive during uncertain times.
Focusing its attention on providing resources to girls who face economic, social and educational obstacles to period health, Ubiquitous plans to provide products, consultations and general education about sexuality through a mobile-services model delivered through a vehicle converted to its needs.
The Consulting Practicum course provides the opportunity to flex the skills and knowledge gleaned from classroom learning while dealing with the oft-messy realities that come with addressing complicated issues in a business that can’t afford to slow to classroom pace.
The American Marketing Association (AMA) recognized CSU College of Business Dean Beth Walker as one of six distinguished scholars to be inducted as a 2021 AMA Fellow.