News, articles, and interesting stuff from the College of Business
The AACSB re-accreditation signals continued momentum in advancing our mission — to prepare students for a changing world through access, innovation and real-world learning opportunities.
Shari Dunn challenges the outdated thought on leadership that influences hiring, promotion and succession planning in many businesses.
An exceptional hands-on learning experience – the BA 160 courses for first-year students result in the launch over 80 microbusinesses, ranging from custom trucker hats to caffeine-infused cupcakes. These businesses produce tens of thousands of dollars in profits, which are turned over to our student emergency scholarship fund.
In the College of Business, we're shaping futures with Blueprint. This innovative program goes beyond textbooks, offering real-world skills for academic and professional triumphs. From networking events to financial planning, Blueprint equips students for life beyond the classroom. Join us in empowering your student's journey to success.
Celebrate the strides your business student has made at Oregon State: As they gear up for summer, discover how to support their academic journey and prepare for the season and year ahead. Dive into our guide for a productive summer as well as well-deserved relaxation.
Will students using AI become more or less confident in their abilities? Over the next year, Violetta Gerasymenko will answer this question and others with her research.
"Being part of a startup team in the College of Business was exciting, and I loved seeing our social media presence grow. It was a great opportunity to network with inspiring people and gain hands-on marketing experience."
From representing his country in skateboarding at the Southeast Asia Games to creating viral TikToks with the college's student-led social media team, Cam Vu Tong '24 has had a fascinating experience.
“We center people in all of the work we do around artificial intelligence,” said Senior Associate Dean Inara Scott. “We ask questions like: How can technology help us build more human-centered and engaged workplaces? How can we use technology to further shared prosperity?”
Connecting you with the resources you need is part of what we do together to support your student. First up is a guide to the health and wellness services available to your student while at OSU. As well, we’re upping our links to our FERPA information to help you get familiar with the rights and privacy we grant every student.
Devika Dhamija comes from one of the world’s most culturally iconic, densely populated and financially significant cities – Mumbai in India. Yet she was just 14, when she realized that she had to travel and see the world. The tool to achieve that – education.
Each of Lily Beck’s promotions at The Partner’s Group has furthered her skills. As implementation team lead, Beck used her management skills while dedicating herself to serving clients.
Senior Instructor of Apparel Design Marianne Dickson’s popular natural dye course has opened the eyes of many students to the possibilities of using botanical dye in their designs.
Through SnoPlanks Academy, OSU-Cascades students are advancing their career skills by engaging in the operation, sustainability and growth of an outdoor products company.
Since graduating, Jeff Lulay has continued to stay involved with the College of Business, visiting classes to talk about his career journey and meeting with and mentoring students who are interested in working in sports marketing.
On the eve of her retirement, Marks reflected on her commitment to inspiring and empowering others through the art of design and storytelling.