| A MESSAGE FROM DEAN BRAUN |
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Happy New Year! I wish you a happy and healthy 2016. We are off to a great start here in the College, and I look forward to seeing many of you back on campus throughout the spring semester.
E-Week will be here April 4-8. Our Hatchlings are busy preparing their business pitches and we will be inducting new members into the Dallas-Hamilton Hall of Fame. John Kelly of IBM will be bringing Watson to campus as we explore digital entrepreneurship for the Sebo Series. Many of our alumni will be joining us to celebrate innovation and entrepreneurship. Please mark your calendars to join us for this dynamic experience!
We hope you enjoy news from the College. Please read about Dr. Pascal Bizarro's flipped classroom in this issue. We are holding classes like a business meeting to prepare our students for employment.
Please let me know of any success stories you would like to share in Biz News!
Warm regards,
Raymond Braun '80
Dean, College of Business
@DeanRayBraun
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College of Business Alumna named one of the leading women in the auto industry
It wasn’t easy, it was not smooth sailing, and it wasn’t necessarily much fun, but Pam Heminger remembers a certain management class she took as a BGSU undergraduate student as clearly being life-changing. Heminger, a senior division manager for Honda of America, Inc., said Dr. Chan Hahn provided a significant building block in her education, and ultimately in her highly-successful career, with that course.
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OHIO GOVERNOR APPOINTS BUSINESS ALUMS TO BGSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Ohio Governor John Kasich has appointed David O’Brien and Marilyn Eisele to the Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees.
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Business faculty using analytics to optimize cancer therapy
Arka Roy always wanted to be a medical doctor, but he was never too excited about medicine. Instead, he fell in love with mathematics. It turns out, math proved to be the perfect tool for Roy to enlist in the fight against cancer. He joined BGSU as an assistant professor in the College of Business Administration. He focuses his research on optimal decision-making under uncertainty with applications in cancer radiation therapy.
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Dean Ray Braun uses his famous meat rub to teach entrepreneurship
What do you get when you combine a dean, a faculty member, two Falcon Flames, a road trip, pork and an entrepreneurial spirit? You guessed it--an experiential learning project in the College of Business at BGSU!
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Accounting Professor “Flips” His Classroom with Technology
Today’s lecturing environment is no longer a blackboard, lectern, and a teacher standing at the front of a classroom with PowerPoints. It is a video camera on a tripod, a green screen, and bright photography lights because faculty are capturing their lectures through video and posting the recordings online for students to watch as homework.
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Supply Chain Organization Continues To Earn Highest International Award for Excellence
Achieving Platinum status two years in a row is a daunting feat for collegiate supply chain chapters, however, this is the sixth consecutive Platinum award for the BGSU chapter, keeping it among the top ten chapters in the world.
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Featured presenters for the Sebo Series in Entrepreneurship have been announced. Learn more at bgsu.edu/sebo |
Nearly 250 prospective students and their parents attended College of Business Day last week to learn how the College is Going Beyond Business As Usual.
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The Business Career Day is an afternoon of various workshops hosted by the Business Career Accelerator to help students prepare for the Job Fair on Feb. 9 and to network with employers. |
Hosted by Beta Alpha Psi, the "Big Four Leadership Program" is bringing representatives from each of the Big Four accounting firms to campus to recruit students for their programs.
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