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Study Abroad in Germany Info Session Is November 19

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An informational session about the College of Business Study Abroad trip to Hamburg, Germany, will take place Tuesday, November 19, at 5 pm in AOB 101.

The trip takes place May 5-24, 2025. Participating students will receive academic credit for OSM 3000 Operations and Supply Chain Management (3 credits) and/or MKT 4990 Intro to Consumer Research in Europe (3 credits). Based on the student’s interest, the total credits from this trip can be between 3 and 6 credits.

  • OSM 3000: Learn first-hand about large-scale operations, logistics, manufacturing and lean processes, and supply chains in Germany
  • MKT 4990: Learn first-hand about consumer behavior, digital marketing, advertising, B2B, and technical sales in Europe
  • Blending theory and practice
  • Gain international and intercultural knowledge
  • Faculty-led field trips to experience large-scale industrial operations (automotive, aerospace, processing plant, etc.)
  • Cultural excursions for understanding consumer behavior

Questions? Please contact Dr. Ulich Schmelze (schmelzle@mtu.edu) or Dr. Jun Min (jmin@mtu.edu).

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Husky Innovate to Present Women’s Entrepreneurship Panel

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Husky Innovate will present a virtual Women’s Entrepreneurship Panel on Thursday, November 14, 2024, from 4-5 pm.

Join the Women’s Entrepreneurship Panel virtual meeting.

Join successful woman entrepreneurs as they share their journeys, challenges, strategies, and life lessons. Gain inspiration, insights, and actionable advice to succeed in business and life.

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Paul Stinson ’84 to Present Meet and Greet on Talk October 22

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Paul Stinson ’84 (BS in Business Administration) will present a College of Business Meet and Greet talk on October 22, 2024, from 5:30-6:30 pm in AOB 201. Following, pizza and soft drinks will be served.

During his talk, Stinson will address topics related to “Implementing Agile Methodology in Product Management, and share valuable insights into how Agile practices can be applied to streamline product management processes.

The talk is presented by the College of Business and the Graduate Student Government Professional Development Team.

Questions? Please email ksapali@mtu.edu or gsg-prodev@mtu.eu.

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Spring/Summer 2025 Registration is coming!

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Spring and Summer 2025 registration begins Sunday, October 20 @ noon.

The Priority Registration (based on earned credits) has just been published. Find registration details here.

Reminder: Course planning resources (degree audit worksheets and flowcharts) are available online: COB Degree Requirements

Be sure to refer to your appropriate catalog term for degree requirements.  Email me if you are not sure which catalog you are to follow.

ADVISING APPOINTMENTS

If you have completed your Graduation Planning (remaining coursework laid out in a plan with a Google Doc) please allow other students to schedule for advising at this time.  

Any student that has 3-4 semesters remaining after this Fall should have a long term academic plan in place to help with preparing for graduation.

All others—DO NOT delay advising;  Schedule for advising on the COB advisor calendar.   Please schedule in advance as my calendar will fill, sometimes for a full week in advance, during registration time.

Note:  During your October Recess (Thurs, Oct 17 and Fri, Oct 18) the University remains open and the COB Undergrad Advisor will be here during that time, available to meet.

Prior to your advising appointment…

  • Run your Audit (uAchieve Degree Audit) *tip: Run “Latest” vs. a possible program from the drop down menu. Using the drop down will bring up an audit using the 2024-25 degree requirements; not YOUR Catalog Term note: General Business student audits will track progress but it is not for a degree.
  • Review your degree completion progress and requirements left
  • Note any questions or concerns about your Audit
  • Develop a proposed course list as well as summer courses
  • Consider any goals you want to discuss (Study Abroad, Internship, and more)

Pitfalls to avoid:

  • Verify you don’t have holds (parking tickets, unpaid bills, discipline, safety first, etc)
  • Course descriptions can be found hyperlinked in your audit or online at https://www.mtu.edu/catalog/courses/ 
  • Be sure you meet any restrictions for a course such as class standing (refer to descriptions above)
  • Look at prerequisites courses to ensure you have taken them (flowcharts will help identify prereqs as well as course descriptions)
  • Check course availability and develop a schedule to avoid time conflicts (Spring and Summer schedule is live-must be logged into Banweb and here is the link)
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Rajath Nagaraj ’21 to Present Talk on Project Management in Data Science and AI Innovations in Insurance on Sept. 23

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Rajath Nagaraj ’21 MS in Data Science will present a talk by on Monday, September 23, 2024, from 12-1 pm, in MEEM 403. His talk is titled, “Nagaraj will discuss, “Navigating Project Management in Data Science and Exploring Al Innovations in Insurance.”

The talk is presented by the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems’s Center for Artificial Intelligence.

Rajath Nagaraj is a senior data scientist at Liberty Mutual Insurance, working with Al and ML, including LLMs. In this session. Rajath will first dive into the essentials of industry-level project management in data science, exploring best practices for successfully managing complex projects from initiation to execution. The second part will focus on the transformative role of Al in various domains, with a deep dive into how Al is revolutionizing the insurance sector through applications like claims processing, fraud detection, quoting, underwriting, and personalized customer experiences.

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Golf Etiquette Outing-RSVP by Sept 18

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We are excited to announce an upcoming event that will provide an excellent opportunity for both beginner golfers and those interested in learning about golfetiquette.

Don’t worry if you’re new to golf; this outing is designed to be inclusive and educational for all skill levels. 

Event Details:

Date: Sunday, September 22nd 

Golfers will be placed on tee times from 1-3pm (9 holes of golf typically takes ~ 2 hours)

Location: Portage Lake Golf Course

During this outing, you will have the chance to:

Learn Golf Etiquette: Our experienced “mentors” will provide insights into golfetiquette, rules, and the dos and don’ts on the golf course, making it an ideal event for beginners. 

Network and Socialize: Golf is not just a sport; it’s a valuable tool for building relationships, both personally and professionally. You’ll have the chance to connect with fellow students who share your interest in golf and business.

Practice Your Swing: For those who are new to golf or looking to gain a more complex understanding of, there will be opportunities to practice your swing and get out on the course! 

To sign up for the outing, please fill out the Google Form linked here! BEFORE SEPT 18

Space is limited, so make sure to secure your spot by registering early. We look forward to seeing you on September 22nd for a day of learning, networking, and, of course, golf! If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to contact Roger Woods (rhwoods@mtu.edu) or Madison Mattila (mnmattil@mtu.edu).

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Business Bash: Minor Programs and Pizza

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TOMORROW April 10th @ 4:30 in room 101 of the Academic Office Building (AOB)
The COB will share information about minors. Our minors lead to exciting pathways for students to broaden their academic horizons, complement their majors, and cultivate skills essential for success in today’s dynamic professional landscape.

Minors may complement a wide range of majors and provide students with valuable interdisciplinary skills and knowledge. Below is a description of each minor offered; individual degree audit requirements are linked.

  • Business: In today’s fast-paced and competitive global economy, having a solid foundation in business principles is essential for success. Our Business Minor offers students a comprehensive overview of key concepts and skills necessary to thrive in diverse organizational settings. This minor is not open to students majoring in Accounting (BACC and BAC1), Engineering Management (BEM), Finance (BFIN), Management (BMGT, BMG1, BMG2), Management Information Systems (BMIS), and Marketing (BMKT).
  • Business IT Solutions: In an era where technology drives business innovation, this minor empowers students with the power to leverage IT solutions effectively within corporate landscapes. From data management to digital transformation strategies, students experience business and technology, equipping themselves for dynamic roles in modern enterprises. This minor is not open to students in Management Information Systems (BMIS)
  • Construction Management: This minor provides a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies involved in construction projects. Through courses encompassing project planning, risk management, and sustainable construction practices, students gain the knowledge sought after in the construction industry.
  • Economics: Explore the intricate mechanisms of economies and decision-making processes with our Economics minor. From macroeconomic principles to microeconomic analysis, students develop an understanding of economic phenomena, empowering them to navigate the complexities of global markets and policymaking realms. This minor is not open to students in Economics (BEC).
  • Entrepreneurship, Technology, and Innovation: For the aspiring innovators and disruptors, this minor offers a place to cultivate entrepreneurial mindsets and skills. From ideation to creation, students use their abilities to identify opportunities, navigate challenges, and drive impactful change in the entrepreneurial landscape.
  • FinTech: Dive into the intersection of finance and technology with our Fintech minor. From different trading practices, students will explore cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of financial services. Equipped with fintech expertise, they are poised to thrive in the rapidly evolving landscape of finance and banking.
  • Global Business: In an increasingly interconnected world, proficiency in global business practices is paramount. Our Global Business minor offers students a view of international markets, cross-cultural management strategies, and global supply chain dynamics. With a global mindset and cross-cultural competencies, students will excel in the interconnected global marketplace.
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APMP Accepting Applications for 2024-25

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Our Applied Portfolio Management Program (APMP) is now accepting applications for the 2024-25 Academic Year–DUE Mon, MARCH 11.   

Program participation, if accepted, begins in Summer 2024 with FIN4801 enrollment and continues through Spring 2025.

Go to the APMP website to download the application if you want to manage over $2 million in the stock market next year. 

This opportunity is open to ALL students regardless of major.

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COB Golf Etiquette Outing (Sun, Sept 24)

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We are excited to announce an upcoming event that will provide an excellent opportunity for both beginner golfers and those interested in learning about golf etiquette. Don’t worry if you’re new to golf; this outing is designed to be inclusive and educational for all skill levels. 

  • Event Details: Date: Sunday, September 24th 
  • Golfers will be placed on tee times from 3-5pm 
  • Location: Portage Lake Golf Course

During this outing, you will have the chance to:

Learn Golf Etiquette: Our experienced “mentors” will provide insights into golf etiquette, rules, and the dos and don’ts on the golf course, making it an ideal event for beginners. Network and Socialize: Golf is not just a sport; it’s a valuable tool for building relationships, both personally and professionally. You’ll have the chance to connect with fellow students who share your interest in golf and business.

Practice Your Swing: For those who are new to golf or looking to improve their game, there will be opportunities to practice your swing and get out on the course! 

To sign up for the outing, please fill out the Google Form linked below: 

https://forms.gle/soCWRxNDMTNqji866

Space is limited, so make sure to secure your spot by registering early. We look forward to seeing you on September 24th for a day of learning, networking, and, of course, golf! If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to contact Roger Woods (rhwoods@mtu.edu) or Madison Mattila (mnmattil@mtu.edu). Thank you, and we can’t wait to tee off with you!  

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Madison Mattila

3rd Year Undergraduate Student

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