Join The College of Business & Technology on Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. to learn about negotiation tactics in the job market from business and industry leaders.Panelists include:Heather Edens, executive vice president of Fouts BrosBarry Wolfe, retired attorney and former director of Labor & Employee relations at Dean's Foods and Dairy Farmers of AmericaDr. Aric Wilhau, assistant professor of Management
Join us for a robust panel about salary negotiations! Hear from industry and faculty experts as you begin thinking about your upcoming jobs and internships.Panelists:Heather Edens, Executive Vice President of Fouts BrosBarry Wolfe, retired attorney and former Director of Labor & Employee relations at Dean's Foods and Dairy Farmers of AmericaDr. Aric Wilhau, Assistant Professor of Management
We invite our colleagues, students and friends to read our monthly newsletter, From the Desk of the Dean. Our October edition highlights the Department of Information Systems & Computer Science, U.S. News & World Report Undergraduate Rankings and our involvement in the Grace Hopper Celebration and the Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference.
Join Dr. Tanya Goette, interim dean of the College of Business & Technology and the Dean's Student Advisory Board for a break from classes. We'll have donuts and fruit and Dr. Goette's wonderful golden retriever, Max, with us. Stop by, grab a snack and learn how you can be involved with clubs and organizations in the CoBT! We'll be hanging out in Atkinson 202 from 12 until 2 p.m. on Oct. 9. See you there!
Join Dr. Tanya Goette, interim dean of the College of Business & Technology and the Dean's Student Advisory Board for a break from classes. We'll have donuts and fruit and Dr. Goette's wonderful golden retriever, Max, with us. Stop by, grab a snack and learn how you can be involved with clubs and organizations in the CoBT! We'll be hanging out in Atkinson 202 from 12 until 2 p.m. on Oct. 9. See you there!
We invite our colleagues, students and friends to read our monthly newsletter, From the Desk of the Dean. Our September edition highlights the Department of Accounting & Business Law, the elevator pitch, a new Double Bobcats degree program in logistics and supply chain management and exciting updates from our faculty.
The College of Business & Technology had an incredible year of accomplishments, accolades and transformative learning experiences that advanced our strategic plan. We are excited to invite you to read our 2023-2024 Annual Report. We thank our faculty, staff and students for representing the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business & Technology with such prestige throughout the year. Go Bobcats!
Dr. Micheal Stratton, dean of the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business and Technology, is among the 38-member cohort selected by The American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) for this year’s Becoming a Provost Academy (BAPA).The yearlong leadership development program – offered in partnership with the American Academic Leadership Institute (AALI) – takes place from July 2024 to July 2025. The program kicked off at the AASCU 2024 Summer Meeting for Academic and...
Fourteen business students barely had time to breathe during a two-week excursion to New Zealand this summer. It was jam packed with practical learning about leadership and best-sustainability practices, but also featured spectacular vistas, indigenous people, great food and even ziplining.They also visited Hobbiton, where the blockbuster movie series “Lord of the Rings” was filmed.“This trip allowed me to grow so much, not only in terms of my future career, but as a person,” said...
Please help us celebrate the culmination of GCSU's free certificate course in solar business at 11 a.m. in Magnolia Ballroom at the Student Activities Center. The event marks completion of four cohorts of classes, which provided free instruction and training to residents in green technology, solar power and next-generation business tactics. The solar/business course was funded by a PIN grant and culminated in a final project last week. Ten PIN participants helped install $20,000 worth...
