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Born in Costa Rica to Cuban-born immigrants and raised in Grand Island, Nebraska, junior Carlos Ferrer Moya always wanted to have a business. Becoming a business administration major and exploring entrepreneurship was a logical step heading into college. Now, with a business set to launch next year, he hopes to become an entrepreneur who makes an impact on his community and its future. Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate Huskers like Ferrer who are making an impact on campus. » Full Article

The Ameritas Emerging Leaders Academy launched its inaugural cohort in September, featuring 17 students from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business. Funded through a grant from Ameritas, the seven-month experiential learning program aims to equip advanced undergraduate students with essential skills to succeed in today’s fast-changing global environment. » Full Article

College Open House Night on Monday, Oct. 28, 6-7:30 p.m. is open and free to high school juniors, seniors, transfer students and their families. The event held on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln city and east campuses offers attendees the opportunity to talk with academic staff and current students in their major or area of interest and explore seven different colleges and their facilities outside of the usual workweek. » Full Article

Learn more about recent honors, appointments and publications at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business in this month's achievements column. This column features the achievements of the college's faculty, staff and students. » Full Article

When students struggle in their business courses, the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) at the College of Business stands as a beacon of support. By providing free tutoring to students in more than 220 sessions last spring, junior economics major Blake Hibbs from Wayzata, Minnesota, realized his commitment to helping students and destigmatizing the need for academic assistance. » Full Article

More than 30 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students were selected for the fifth class of the Investors With Purpose program at the College of Business. High-achieving students in the program take a wealth management course that brings them together with global investment professionals for a unique learning experience. » Full Article