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Nov 7 9:00 AM

Kathy’s Point: A Time for Gratitude
Snow will soon be coming to Nebraska, and with it comes the season of gratitude. At the College of Business, our true differentiator in our 110 years as a college is our people. I’m thankful for my colleagues and our students who challenge themselves and ask bold questions that contribute to building a world-class college; our partners outside of the college who collaborate inclusively across campus, in the community and throughout the nation to make it matter; and our alumni and friends who help us look to the future and support our efforts to take Nebraska Business to the next level.

Oct 10 9:00 AM

Kathy's Point: We Are Only as Strong as Our Community
At Nebraska Business, every person and every interaction matters, which highlights the importance of community. This includes looking after each other’s well-being, including focusing on serious issues like mental health and suicide prevention. In September, known as National Suicide Prevention Month, we came together to dedicate a yellow bench promoting the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline number (988) in the lower level of Hawks Hall.

Sep 12 9:00 AM

Celebrating 110 Years: Strength Within the Nebraska Business Community
This fall marks our 110th year as a college. Starting as the School of Commerce, it was the first time all areas of business were under one roof on campus. Our name changed to the College of Business Administration and we moved to 12th and R streets, later outgrowing the location and expanding across campus. With leadership and support from our generous alumni and friends, all of the areas of business were brought back together six years ago, under one roof in Hawks Hall as the College of Business.

Aug 8 9:00 AM

Kathy's Point: Our 110th Year Begins
As we kick off the fall semester, we will celebrate our 110th Anniversary as a college. Our economics courses were some of the first offered at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, and we take great pride in that. We gained more momentum when we brought the different business functions together as the School of Commerce 110 years ago. Later that name changed to the College of Business Administration and, as many of you know, we dropped the word administration to become the College of Business before moving to our new state-of-the-art home in Howard L. Hawks Hall.

Jul 19 9:00 AM

Goda Aimed Skills Learned at Nebraska to White House Role
Gopi Shah Goda, ’00, flourished in actuarial science at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, yet lacked clarity on how to bridge her academic knowledge into a career in economic policy decision-making. Working on her honors thesis with Dr. Colin Ramsay, Edwin J. Faulkner College Professor of Actuarial Science, showed Goda how to translate academic research into professional achievement, resulting in a career at the White House as a senior economist.

Jul 11 9:00 AM

Kathy's Point: Come Back to Celebrate 110 Years as a College
This fall marks 110 years of the College of Business leading the future of business. Though the first business class started when the University of Nebraska–Lincoln was founded, we wanted to celebrate another significant milestone in our long and storied history. We hope you and all our Husker business graduates will return to campus to celebrate with us at the Business Alumni Tailgate on Saturday, October 21. RSVP now and help us celebrate!

Jul 11 9:00 AM

Nebraska's Online MBA Students Explore Leadership on Campus
Online students in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln MBA@Nebraska program flocked to campus this June as part of a special, three-week course called Adaptive Leadership: Managing Organizational Change (MNGT 996). While they represented different states, countries, industries and ages, the students shared the experience of exploring the fundamentals of adaptive leadership to tackle tough organizational challenges.

May 9 9:00 AM

Kathy's Point: College Honors Alums, Partners With Businesses to Offer New Talent Investment Program
April has long been one of the busiest months in Howard L. Hawks Hall. The many award ceremonies, advisory board meetings, and student competitions and presentations signal that the end of the spring semester is near.

May 4 9:00 AM

Robbins Give Back to Students With Scholarship Fund
Working to put themselves through college, Les, ’77, and Melanie, ’84, (Oquist) Robbins wanted to ease some of the financial burdens for accounting students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln through a scholarship fund. After successful careers, four children and many entrepreneurial adventures, they established a family foundation to help students and give back to the community.

Apr 12 9:00 AM

Kathy’s Point: Removing Barriers and Leading the Future of Business
I wanted to share a big announcement about our highly-ranked MBA@Nebraska program. To increase access and remove hurdles, we will no longer require a GMAT or GRE score. This change starts with those applying by the July 1 deadline for fall admission and continues with future application deadlines of November 1 and April 1 for spring and summer, respectively. Our MBA@Nebraska program provides one of the best ROIs, with a flat tuition rate of $650 per credit hour for all students, regardless of where you live. Also, 99% of graduates are employed or continuing education within the first four months and a recent survey by the Graduate Management Admissions Council™ showed that our MBA graduates earn approximately $26,000 more annually – that’s nearly the full cost of the MBA@Nebraska program.

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