We are in the busy grind of the semester, which means lots of things going on. Among them this week was our Freshmen in Business luncheon on Tuesday. I guess we have done this for a few years now but this was the first one I was able to attend. Good food, but especially good company as I got to speak with several freshmen considering business as a major.
The students I talked with came from all over the region -- from Cape Girardeau, St. Louis, Nebraska, and Manhattan (where I believe one of the young men pictured here is from).
I appreciate our faculty, staff, and student facilitators who organize this event and lead the 1-hour course called Freshmen in Business. In this course, students get the opportunity to meet many of our faculty in accounting, international business, finance, and economics -- in addition to meeting faculty at this event. Thus, new students don't have to wait a year or two before knowing something about their major.
The students I talked with came from all over the region -- from Cape Girardeau, St. Louis, Nebraska, and Manhattan (where I believe one of the young men pictured here is from).
I appreciate our faculty, staff, and student facilitators who organize this event and lead the 1-hour course called Freshmen in Business. In this course, students get the opportunity to meet many of our faculty in accounting, international business, finance, and economics -- in addition to meeting faculty at this event. Thus, new students don't have to wait a year or two before knowing something about their major.
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