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The applause echoed around the stadium as students filed down the stairs on the south side of the McGuirk Arena. Their robes swayed with the gold tassels on their caps as they made their way to the rows of steel, black chairs below, so they could take a seat and watch their futures about to begin.
Central Michigan University’s college of business administration is holding open forums this week to provide students and faculty an opportunity to hear from the three chosen candidates to potentially be the new associate dean.
Antoinette Lewis spent her years at Central Michigan University traveling to get the hair care products she needed.
Over 300 students, staff and sponsoring mentors competed Thursday to prove who among them is best equipped to run a real-world business.
More than 70 students and 11 different companies participated in a networking and interview practice event in a real world setting.
The College of Business Administration will host its annual ERPsim competition on Thursday, Feb. 13 in McGuirk Arena from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
JCPenney will be offering discounts on professional attire for Central Michigan University students.
The College of Business Administration is seeking to fulfill an associate dean position.
Thirty-three teams with more than 70 students competed in the 2019 Make-a-Pitch competition Wednesday night. Central Michigan University’s version of "Shark Tank’ let students pitch a product to a group of experienced entrepreneurs.
From student to successful business owner to Make-A-Pitch judge, Courtney Lorenz tells her story.
Students will have the chance to give a "Shark Tank" style pitch to judges as part of the Make-A-Pitch Competition.
Student entrepreneurs at Central Michigan University hosted a networking event to give their peers the same opportunities they had when starting their company.
Ignite Donuts, a Central Michigan University New Venture company, is hosting a networking event for students interested in starting businesses and doing freelance work.
October was named National Cybersecurity Awareness Month by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and computer industry to help Americans have a safer and more secure cyber experience.
Members of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission shared their knowledge and experience with Central Michigan University business students during a panel discussion Friday.
For some students, two weeks in another country might seem like a long time to spend away from home. For Essexville senior Zach Czinder, it was only the beginning.
This summer, I had the opportunity to travel to Edinburgh, Scotland to report on marketing and hospitality faculty member Deborah Gray’s BIS 342 “Selling on the Green” course.
There is nothing but the sound of the sea. It comes and goes, waves breaking against the rocks and creating an awe-inspiring, almost spiritual, experience. Even the gulls and ravens that fly overhead and pick over the shore do so silently, allowing the ocean to speak its piece.
The new College of Business Administration Dean Chris Moberg wants to ensure a student-centered approach to business education.
Halfway through my summer, an unexpected opportunity came my way.
