Eller Accelerated MBA Program Attracts Focused Professionals
This summer, the Eller MBA program introduced a new, 12-month program designed to serve professionals who already hold undergraduate business degrees.
Economics Doctoral Students Secure National Science Foundation Funding
Doctoral students in economics at the Eller College have a long history of attracting grant funding for dissertation projects — Carl Kitchens and Brendan Livingston are the latest. Each was awarded a $10,000, one-year Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant from the National Science
Foundation. [more]
Scholarships Support Undergraduate Travel to China and India
Gifts from University of Arizona alumni Terry Valeski (BS History ’68) and Jim Miles (BSBA Finance and Real Estate ’82) supported ten Eller undergraduates’ study abroad experiences this summer. [more]
Sports Management Students Meet Real-World Fundraising Campaign
Over the winter and summer sessions, students in the sports management minor earned a combined $5,200 to support the growing program. [more]
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Marketing and Management Undergrads Prep for Career Searches at Immersion Day
In September, 115 incoming marketing and management majors participated in Career Immersion Day, a series of team-based games designed to get them thinking about resumes, online job searches, assessing personal strengths, and the industries and careers that might be the best fit for them. [more]
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New Book Focuses on University Technology Commercialization in the Idea Age
The 21st volume of an ongoing series of entrepreneurship-focused books edited by founding McGuire Center director Gary Libecap and current director Sherry Hoskinson is out: Spanning Boundaries and Disciplines: University Technology Commercialization in the Idea Ages. [more]
Partnership Gives Mexican Undergraduates Access to Entrepreneurship Program
Through a longstanding collaboration, the McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship has worked with Tecnológico de Monterrey to assist in teaching entrepreneurship-focused courses and judging case competitions. [more]
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The Cost of Independence: The Consequences of Going Above and Beyond Sarbanes-Oxley Regulations
A decade ago, in the immediate aftermath of the Enron and WorldCom accounting scandals, regulators hit on limiting the types of non-audit services that audit firms could provide to client companies as one mechanism for preventing aggressive financial reporting. [more]
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An Amazing Adventure
Tony Stovall
EMBA '08
Doctoral Candidate, Retailing and Consumer Sciences, The University of Arizona
Adaptable by Design
Nancy Nichols
BSBA Marketing '84, Director of Global Recruiting, IDEO
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Finding a New Direction
Missy Eddy
Accelerated MBA '11
Achieving in the Classroom, on the Field, and Beyond
Jaryd L. Hickman
BSBA Business Management '11
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October 7, 2010
Distinguished Speaker Series: Larry Abramson, Senior Vice President for Global Advanced Customers Services, Oracle Corporation
October 21-23, 2010
Eighth Annual Collegiate Ethics Case Competition
October 22-23, 2010
Eller College and UA Homecoming, including the Eller Cup Golf Tournament!
October 28, 2010
IdeaFunding 2010: The Power and Possibilities of a University Community in the Knowledge Age
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In tough economy, no new Arizona IPOs this year
Inside Tucson Business : September 17, 2010
Arizona expected to see job growth
The Arizona Republic : September 17, 2010
Some Chiefs Stay Close to Alma Maters
The Wall Street Journal : September 13, 2010
Beyond the Classroom: Article PDF | Full Digital Magazine
Delta Sky Magazine : September 2010
