College of Business: Recent Episodes
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Kendra Ritchie, director of recruitment, talks with faculty members at the College of Business about why students should choose their program, how their coursework prepares students for the workforce, and what projects and classes are like.
Studying business analytics enables you to turn raw data into actionable insights that drive business success. Blend your analytical skills with a deep understanding of business operations to solve real-world challenges. From statistics to computer skills, you’ll be equipped to shape the future of business with every data-driven decision you make.Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/businessanalyticsmajor
The Clifton Strengths Coach Program at Nebraska empowers students with a passion for developing others, preparing them to coach their peers and lead using their unique talents. Through specialized training, hands-on coaching experience, and ongoing mentorship, student coaches gain the skills to help others unlock their potential and achieve success while growing in confidence themselves. Learn more about how this program shapes the next generation of leaders at business.unl.edu/strengths.
The Clifton Builders Program develops students with high leadership and entrepreneurial potential, empowering them to build businesses, lead teams, and transform communities. Within a cohort, Builders engage in specialized coursework that combines leadership development, entrepreneurial thinking, and hands-on experience, gaining the skills and mentorship needed to turn bold ideas into reality. Learn more at business.unl.edu/builders.
Get step-by-step guidance on how to apply for a College of Business study abroad program! This video walks you through each stage of the application process, ensuring you're well-prepared to embark on an exciting international academic adventure.
Experience the vibrant culture of Spain with the Nebraska in Barcelona Study Abroad Program! Find out how you can study in one of Europe's most dynamic cities, enhance your education, and make unforgettable memories along the way.
Discover the unique opportunities offered by the Nebraska at Oxford Study Abroad Program! Learn more about how you can study at the prestigious University of Oxford, immerse yourself in a new culture, and create memories that last a lifetime.
Scooter’s Coffee, one of the nation’s fastest-growing drive-thru coffee franchise companies, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center of Entrepreneurship are partnering to offer students a new, hands-on, advanced franchise course.
Lauren, a marketing major from Omaha, Nebraska, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about her college internship experiences at Hudl, Yahoo! and Google, and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln helped her get them. After graduation, she will move to New York City to be an associate product marketer at Google.
Meet this year's College of Business Advisory Board Award recipients and save the date for the Business Alumni Tailgate, Nov. 2.
Learn about the many opportunities offered for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students in any major who want to earn a sales excellence certificate at Nebraska.
The Bureau of Business Research at the Nebraska College of Business launched a monthly initiative through its Leading Economic Indicator reports to measure and project the condition of the Nebraska economy. The report uses key economic indicators to help people better understand the economy and the factors that play a role in the growth and decline of economic conditions in our communities.
Dean Kathy Farrell speaks with Greg Sharpe of Huskers Radio Network about the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship as a hub for all students seeking to create or own a business, franchise, family business or explore their career options.
Whitney Schwisow, an actuarial science major from Beatrice, Nebraska, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about her college out-of-state internship experience at Northwestern Mutual and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln helped her get it.
Madelyn Craft and Daniel Sutherland talk with Actuarial Science Program Director Sue Vagts about getting an early start on doing actuarial science internships during their first year of college. They also discuss the career prep and experiences they have had at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Bruno Salles, an accounting and finance major from Brazil, talks with Assistant Dean Rachel Larson about his college internship experience at Deloitte and how the College of Business at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln helped him get it.
Aakriti Agrawal, ‘16 actuarial science & ‘22 MBA@Nebraska alum, talks with Associate Dean Laurie Miller about her experience at the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Originally from Pune, India, she took advantage of many opportunities at Nebraska that helped launch her career as a manager of data governance at American Express, a Fortune 100 company.
The Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship hosts a number of competitions and events that meet you where you are in your entrepreneurial journey. From sharpening innovation skills in a collaborative environment to competing for prize money to start your business, you’ll further develop your entrepreneurial toolkit and turn your ideas into viable business ventures.
Start your academic career in one of our full-time residential Ph.D. programs in Economics or Business (with specializations in Accountancy, Finance, Management, Marketing or Supply Chain Management and Analytics). Our research and teaching assistantships provide you with valuable hands-on experience where you collaborate closely with faculty who are committed to your success. Our large number of graduate faculty relative to a small number of students means that you can receive personalized support from faculty mentors who work with you on research, with the goal of publishing journal articles that will enhance your post-graduate career opportunities as university faculty or researchers.
Morgan Wallinger, an accounting and agribusiness major from Stuart, Nebraska, spoke about how receiving a College of Business scholarship enabled her to attend the university and helped her focus on her education.
Izu Mbaradonye share's his research experience as a Nebraska Business Ph.D. student.
Izu Mbaradonye is now a 2023 graduate who accepted an Assistant Professor position at the University of Missouri Kansas City.
Start your academic career in one of our full-time, STEM-designated, residential Ph.D. programs in the areas of Accountancy, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing or Supply Chain Management and Analytics. Our research and teaching assistantships provide you with valuable hands-on experience where you collaborate closely with faculty who are committed to your success. Our large number of graduate faculty relative to a small number of students means that you can receive personalized support from faculty mentors who work with you on research, with the goal of publishing journal articles that will enhance your post-graduate career opportunities as university faculty or researchers. Our STEM designation means that international graduates in Business or Economics are eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT); they can extend their F-1 visas for one year following graduation and apply for an additional extension.
You can experience college life first-hand in the College of Business summer programs to help you prepare for life after high school graduation. The College of Business currently offers three free programs: DREAMBIG Academy, Discover Accounting and Discover Actuarial Science. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/precollege.
Rashad Woods, a finance and management major from Lincoln, Nebraska, shares how studying abroad at Oxford helped him attain an economics minor, too.
Sam Pribyl, supply chain and economics major from Papillion, Nebraska, shares what he enjoys about the Nebraska at Oxford study abroad program.
Naree Philavanh, marketing and Clifton Builders management major from Lincoln, Nebraska, shares about her experience studying abroad in the Nebraska at Oxford program.
Mackenzie Wheatley, a marketing major from Waterloo, Nebraska, recalls advice alumni gave her about studying abroad.
Learn more about the free resources available to all students taking courses here at the College of Business. From individual appointments to group reviews, the Teaching and Learning Center's Tutoring Program has what students need to take their studies to the next level.
Students, instructors and employers describe the innovative approach of combining applied improv and business to equip students with increased confidence, effective communication and collaborative teamwork to thrive as future leaders.
Abby Cota, a management and pre-law major from Omaha, Nebraska, shares her experience and what she loves after arriving to study abroad in Barcelona, Spain.
Garrett Smith, accounting and management major from Lees Summit, Missouri, shares his experience and what he loves after arriving to study abroad in Barcelona, Spain, during the summer.
As demand builds on the world’s food supply, are you interested in helping produce, finance and market the food, fiber and energy products we need? As an agribusiness major, you’ll learn skills to help you meet the unique challenges facing this industry – from farm to fork. When you choose to major in agribusiness at Nebraska, you'll prepare for your specific career interests in a combination of classes from the College of Business and the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/agribusiness
Do you want to do business in other countries or work with global teams? International business offers exciting possibilities for careers in the U.S. and around the world. When you choose to major in international business at Nebraska, you can combine enriching coursework, study abroad programs, language studies, and international internships or practicums to become a fully-prepared global business leader. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/ibmajor
As demonstrated during the pandemic, the world needs more resilient and agile supply chains. Nebraska creates leaders to build them through its supply chain management major. Supply chain management combines problem-solving, time management, big picture thinking, analytical execution and teamwork to produce a rewarding career path. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/supplychainmajor
Economics impacts every part of our lives. When you choose to study economics at Nebraska, you'll learn how to improve the world by thinking critically, making better decisions and applying your analytical abilities to issues facing people, businesses, governments and entire nations.Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/economicsmajor
Check out what’s in store for you at our upcoming 2023 Clifton Strengths Institute Summer Conference! The conference is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, July 25 at Howard L. Hawks Hall. Register today and secure your spot to dive deeper into strengths where strengths first started. To register and learn more about the conference, visit business.unl.edu/csisummerconference.
Sid Dinsdale, '75 alum, received the Nebraska Business Lifetime Achievement Award for providing outstanding leadership, time, energy and guidance provided throughout his career. He is chairman and president of Pinnacle Bancorp Inc., a family-owned business that owns Pinnacle Bank in Lincoln, Nebraska; Fort Worth, Texas; and Cody, Wyoming; and Bank of Colorado in Fort Collins.
Ron Carson, founder and CEO, accepted the 2023 Corporate Leadership Award on behalf of Carson Group. The award recognizes excellence in successful, dynamic Nebraska-based companies with a high level of commitment to their communities, customers and employees. Ron Carson began honing his core principles and business idea while working from his residence hall at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in 1982. Now headquartered in Omaha, Carson Group serves financial advisors and investors through its three businesses – Carson Wealth, Carson Coaching and Carson Partners and has grown to be one of the largest financial advisor coaching networks in the country. In the College of Business, Carson Group collaborates with the Inclusive Business Leaders program, funds the Investing in Education program that provides free access to Barron’s and MarketWatch for students and faculty and offers student opportunities with industry experts and internships.
Anthony Goins was honored with the Business Leadership Award for an outstanding example of a successful leader in his field, including community service, business ethics and overall business excellence. While serving as director of economic development in the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, he oversaw $8 billion in capital investments and millions of dollars in economic development for the state under two governors.
Blake Lawrence, '09 marketing & '11 MBA alum and co-founder and CEO of Opendorse, received the Young Alumni Award for being an outstanding example of a successful leader who provides inspiration and insight to College of Business students and members of the Nebraska Business community. A leading expert on athlete marketing and former Husker football linebacker himself, Lawrence helped more than 100,000 athletes build and monetize their Name, Image & Likeness value for the past decade while leading Opendorse.
International students thrive at the College of Business at Nebraska. The college offers 11 different academic majors, including the actuarial science and economics majors that are STEM-designated programs. This designation supports international students in obtaining a two-year OPT extension that allows them more time to gain work experience in the U.S. At Nebraska, students find both excellence in academic programs, faculty and research, but also opportunities for hands-on learning and a safe and inviting college town.
At the center of every successful organization is a management professional. At Nebraska, the management major enables you to build your own business or help an established organization reach its highest potential. We do this by offering five areas of emphasis within the degree: Clifton Builders Management, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, General Management, Human Resource Management, and Leadership in Organizations. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/managementmajor
Do you want to learn more about money, investments and the markets that affect people and the economy? When you choose to study finance at Nebraska, you'll learn how to improve the financial health of businesses, organizations and individuals. You can help companies make strategic financial decisions in corporate finance, analyze stocks and bonds and manage portfolios, help companies manage risk, or help families plan for their financial futures.Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/financemajor
Find success by using business as a force for good. Spend a few days in July at the College of Business to learn about the dynamic world of business and explore potential career opportunities. You’ll make connections with people with similar goals as you as well as interact with faculty and staff who will push you to do your best as you sharpen leadership and networking skills. Walk away with new friends and perspective, resources to tackle the college admissions process and even qualify for up to $8,000 in scholarships for completing the program.
College of Business Capital Campaign Chair Tonn Ostergard kicks of a Campaign for Our University's Future. https://business.unl.edu/support
College of Business Dean Kathy Farrell and Campaign Chair Tonn Ostergard kick off a Campaign for Our University's Future. https://business.unl.edu/support
College of Business community welcomed new and returning students to Hawks Hall for the Back to School Bash as we celebrate the fifth year in Howard L. Hawks Hall. Students learned about majors, resources and business student organizations.
New College of Business students joined us for the Fall 2022 New Business Student Kickoff on Thursday, August 18, 3-4 p.m. at Howard L. Hawks Hall.
Luke Hansen, '10, received the Young Alumni Award for being an outstanding example of a successful leader who provides inspiration and insight to College of Business students and members of the Nebraska Business community. Hansen is CEO and founder of CompanyCam, a photo documentation and communication app that revolutionized how contractors work.
JoAnn Martin, '75, posthumously received the Nebraska Business Lifetime Achievement Award for her outstanding leadership, time, energy and guidance provided throughout her career. Her daughters Jennifer Bartholomew, '03 & '07, of Omaha, Nebraska, and Kim Neuwirth, '05, of San Francisco, accepted the award. A leader in business and in the community, Martin lived a life with intention and focus on community building and improving the future.
Jane Miller, '84, accepted the 2022 Business Leadership Award from the College of Business. Honored as an outstanding example of a successful leader in her field, including business ethics, community service and overall business excellence, Miller serves as president and chief operating officer at Gallup. She is passionate about maximizing the potential of employees and celebrating and developing talent for the future.
Miller's impact extends to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln through Gallup's and the Clifton Foundation's support of the Clifton Strengths Institute. Nearly 5,000 students have received one-on-one CliftonStrengths coaching, transforming their educational experience as they learn to leverage their natural talents.
Russ Gronewold, president and CEO of Bryan Health, shares at the 2022 Advisory Board Awards in the College of Business how the work ethic and grit in Nebraska is evident to all who come.
Russ Gronewold, president and CEO of Bryan Health, shares how Nebraska's Center for Executive and Professional Development built a world-class Physicians Leadership Academy for Bryan Health, which received the 2022 Corporate Leadership Award from Nebraska Business.
College of Business students in the first cohort of the Inclusive Business Leaders program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln share their experiences in the new scholarship program. These first-year business students demonstrate a commitment to making Nebraska Business and the field of business a more inclusive environment for all. Learn more about the program at https://business.unl.edu/leaders
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. Dean Kathy Farrell explains more.
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. Superintendent Steve Joel explains.
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. LPS Superintendent Steve Joel explains more.
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. UNL Chancellor Ronnie Green explains more.
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. Principal Sue Cassata explains more.
Lincoln Public Schools and the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are joining to launch Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School. The newest LPS focus program will allow high school students to learn about the dynamic world of business and take courses to explore and learn more about potential career opportunities in business. Principal Sue Cassata explains.
Have you ever wondered how much research and strategy goes into a sponsored social media post or how companies start texting you when you are in the vicinity of their store? When you choose to major in marketing at Nebraska, you’ll learn how to create and evaluate the strategy powering social media and other marketing campaigns, motivate sales teams and understand the types of psychological phenomena shaping consumers’ behaviors. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/marketingmajor
Business is a major institution within our society — and it's through business that we have the best chance of changing the world. A major in business administration enables you to explore a multitude of business disciplines and opportunities. You’ll co-create your degree while developing skills in everything from the basics of accounting to the principles of management, all while opening the door to endless career options. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/businessadministration
As an actuarial science major, you’ll prepare to solve complex, challenging problems that impact the financial security of people and businesses. You'll use mathematical and analytical skills to manage and identify real-world risks. Crucial to insurance companies, hospitals, banks and more, actuaries consistently enjoy a top-ranked job in salary, security and satisfaction. This close-knit program combines the knowledge of economics, finance, mathematics and statistics with purposeful experiences to best transition from the classroom to the workplace. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/actscimajor
At Nebraska, you'll discover accounting is creative, exciting, social, diverse, rewarding and it all adds up to a great career. Accounting professionals are valued critical thinkers and problem solvers in today’s competitive marketplace. As a thoughtful voice who understands how money flows, you can help others make good decisions and have a positive impact. The possibilities are endless — your accounting knowledge can help individuals, small businesses or major companies thrive in Nebraska and across the world. Learn more at: https://business.unl.edu/accountingmajor
The College of Business shows how it's fulfilling N2025 Aim 6: Participation and Professional Development. Students take part in a professional enhancement program, take the Clifton Strengths Assessment, and are coached by peers. In addition, 40+ faculty/staff are Gallup certified strengths coaches.
The College of Business shows how it is fulfilling N2025 Aim 1: Innovative Student Experiences. The college launched its Husker Venture Fund, giving students experience investing real dollars in Nebraska startup businesses.
The Nebraska Governance and Technology Center is among the first the bring together scholars in law, business, engineering and media to investigate questions at the forefront of technology policy.
Transition successfully from college to life after college. In this course, alumni and industry professionals share guidance and best practices related to finances, personal well-being, career management and community engagement. Topics include retirement planning and investing, budgeting and home buying, nutrition, negotiation, understanding work culture, workplace diversity, relocating, and supporting diversity and inclusion. Additionally, you will learn about the transition to life after college through a one-on-one informational interview with a recent alum.
Set yourself up to land your dream opportunity. BSAD 333 helps you effectively search, apply, and interview for internships and full-time jobs and navigate the offer evaluation and negotiation process. You’ll learn to tailor your résumé and cover letter for specific positions, make a professional impression at a career fair, and maintain a professional social media presence. You will also participate in a practice interview and résumé review with a professional.
Develop your career goals and craft your résumé. In this course, you will dive into the career exploration and decision-making process to ensure your path in business aligns with your interests, skills, and values. To learn more about career options, you will conduct an informational interview with a professional in a career field of interest. You will leave this course feeling empowered to effectively articulate your experiences and skills after developing a professional résumé in a one-on-one coaching session with a career coach and participating in a practice networking event.
Discover and maximize your individual talents. BSAD 111 is designed to help you to discover, develop and apply your strengths to create and implement an individualized success plan. This plan will work to boost your self-awareness and encourage personal well-being, engagement, academic success, and major and career confidence.
Unique to Nebraska, the four, one-credit-hour courses in the Professional Enhancement Program (PrEP) focus on your career and professional development so you can not only successfully find an internship or full-time job, but also succeed in your career and personal life after college.
Artist and alumna Meena Pannirselvam and founder of The PALETTE Project Erika Casarin talk about the mural they helped the College of Business community create. "Unity in Diversity" now hangs in the Diversity and Inclusion Gathering Space (DIGS) in Howard L. Hawks Hall (Room 102).
The people of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business thank you for your support in 2021.
Huskers came together to celebrate the grand opening of a space dedicated to furthering diversity and inclusivity in the College of Business at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The college’s Diversity and Inclusion Gathering Space — nicknamed DIGS — serves as a hub for conversation, inclusive programs and gatherings to help all students feel they belong in the Nebraska Business community.
Meet the high demand of employers who need professionals who develop business solutions from a legal and interdisciplinary perspective. With a business and law major, you’ll be able to solve critical challenges by understanding the fundamentals of law in the context of business. Many jobs need your knowledge of both business and legal concepts but don't require a juris doctor. Impact the future of business by applying your skills in contract negotiations, financial services, real estate development, human resources, corporate social responsibility or corporate governance. business.unl.edu/businesslaw
Business Week (B-Week) is an annual celebration of the College of Business and its community. B-Week, which originated in 1921 as BizAd Day, is planned by the Nebraska Business Student Advisory Board.
To learn more, visit business.unl.edu/bweek.
The annual Back To School Bash at the College of Business provides a fun chance for new and returning students and their parents to start the new academic year on the right foot and connect with other students, alumni, faculty, staff and resources in the Nebraska Business community. Thank you to Sandhills Global, our event sponsor.
College of Business Dean Kathy Farrell celebrates the fourth anniversary of Howard L. Hawks Hall.
The Clifton Builders Program is designed to identify and develop students with high leadership and entrepreneurial potential. These students aspire to change the world by building new businesses, building teams or building communities through leadership and involvement. Each year, Builders are selected in their first year to begin courses in the fall of their sophomore year. To learn more, visit business.unl.edu/builders.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business Career Center is a national leader in preparing business students for lifelong career success. Learn about innovative curriculum, programs, and services that emphasize students’ personal discovery, learning and transformation, as well as connection and engagement with employers and the community.
To learn more about Nebraska’s online MBA program, visit business.unl.edu/mba and contact us by email at businessgrad2@unl.edu.
Eric Thompson, director of the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, talks about a new study into the economic benefits of adding dairy processing plants to the Husker state. The interview appeared live on RFD-TV, June 16, 2021.
A new innovative course merges the worlds of business and theater to prepare future accountants for the ever-changing industry.
University of Nebraska College of Business Dean Kathy Farrell wraps up an unusual school year with good news and graduations.
Congratulates to Kiewit for receiving the Corporate Leadership Award for 2020 and 2021.
Kate Smith, a REACH student trainer, combines her graphic design talent and passion for suicide prevention outreach to create an attention-grabbing display in the College of Business.
REACH© stands for Recognize the warning signs of suicide; Engage with empathy; Ask directly about suicide; Communicate hope; and Help suicidal individuals access care and treatment. The program teaches faculty, staff and students the risk factors, warning signs and how to intervene with potential suicidal situations.