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. You might not guess that the foursome split a $1,500 prize check, or that they pulled off the victory shorthanded, besting teams with six members from the University of Colorado-Boulder and the University of Denver. Instead of those marquee accomplishments, they’d rather tell you about how great a time they had doing it
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.
All students listed below have earned a 4.0 GPA on at least 12 graded credits. This is a significant accomplishment. Well done, Business Rams!
Montes-Terrazas wants to use his marketing degree and graphic design skills to go into advertising.
After graduation, Alfaro will start working at Charles Schwab as an associate financial service representative.
The Venture RAMS: Business Showcase, hosted by the College of Business Institute for Entrepreneurship, offered a platform for cross-disciplinary collaboration, welcoming students from all backgrounds to experience the entrepreneurial process.
A CSU College of Business team took top prize at the regional KPMG Innovation and Collaboration Challenge with an innovative, community-based solution to a real client problem.
After a six-week challenge, four College of Business students earned a full year scholarship for their ethical decision-making processes and were named OtterBox Ethics Scholars.