Business News

A Lincoln, Nebraska, native, Tom Kubick, graduated from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business Administration in 2011 with his Ph.D. in accounting. Now an assistant professor in accounting at the University of Kansas, he has made quite an impact on the accounting research community in the last five years. » Full Article

A new minor in the College of Business Administration at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will provide accounting majors and other UNL students a competitive edge in the business market. The business analytics minor helps students build a solid technical foundation in data analysis and model-driven management decision making skills.
  » Full Article

More than 90 graduates from the School of Accountancy at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business Administration were recognized at the school’s fifth semi-annual graduation celebration on Friday, May 6. The event at the Wick Alumni Center allowed students, their families, accounting faculty and staff to gather and celebrate graduating seniors majoring in accounting as well as graduate students earning their master in professional accountancy (MPA) and doctoral candidates earning their Ph.D.
  » Full Article

Fifteen accounting students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln participated in the new accounting internship program. The program allows students at the College of Business Administration to take classes and complete a tax or audit internship during the spring semester. » Full Article

Nearly 100 College of Business Administration students attended an accounting alumni panel event Friday, April 29, in the Love Library at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Students listened to and asked questions of eight School of Accountancy alumni about the accounting field.
  » Full Article

Jean Riley-Schultz, assistant professor of practice in accounting, is known for making students a priority in her teaching. After more than 10 years of educating young minds at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, she retired from the College of Business Administration at the end of the spring 2016 semester. As the instructor of introductory courses Accounting for Business Decisions (ACCT 200), Introductory Accounting I (ACCT 201) and Introductory Accounting II (ACCT 202), Riley-Schultz touched the lives of thousands of students. » Full Article