If anyone needs proof that Winter Carnival brings the Husky family together, they need look no further than the College of Business. Students had a career-forward chance to kick off their Carnival weekend with an alumni panel on Friday. And on Saturday, a pair of management information systems scholarship recipients and the donors who made it possible met up at the MTU Huskies hockey game.
Students brought groundbreaking ideas that spanned technology, sustainability, and social impact to the 2024 Husky Innovate Pitch Competition.
As a part of our Professional Blueprint Program, the College of Business offers workshops by some of our student organizations and clubs, as well as staff from the College of Business.
Join us this semester for a workshop (or two!) designed to enhance your professional skills and prepare you for your career after graduation. From resume prep and a pre-Career Fair meetup with potential employers to portfolio reviews and how-tos on perfecting your personal pitch, these activities are designed to enhance your confidence and increase your success. There’s also some fun in store, including our annual Winter Carnival All-Nighter statue building.
No RSVPs to the workshops are required unless indicated on the schedule (you do need to make reservations for the Etiquette Dinners). If you have ideas for future workshops or wish to host a workshop please email us business@mtu.edu
The fall Husky Investment Tournament results are in! Congratulations to the winners, a team of three students from Houghton High School who grew their virtual portfolio by nearly 11%, increasing its value to $1,108,424.82. The students–Nadja Doman, Layla Hilts, and Birk Seagren–were awarded a $1,000 cash prize. All active tournament participants received a one-time $1,000 Michigan Tech scholarship.
The 12th grade students were in a Personal Finance class instructed by Jennifer Rubin. All of the students in the class participated in the tournament. Rubin says she loves the value that the Husky Investment Tournament provides for her students. “It is a great way to expose them into investing and see live-time how the market works!” she said.
If you’re thinking about pursuing a master’s degree, you’re invited to attend an information session about College of Business graduate programs. The session takes place from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 14 in Academic Office Building 101. It will include details about coursework, application requirements, and accelerated and online programs. Pizza and beverages will be served.The College of Business graduate programs that will be discussed include: