Accounting + Finance News
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Eight to receive UW-Eau Claire alumni awards
Eight alumni and friends of the university will receive UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association awards Dec. 22 at an event in conjunction with winter commencement.
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Beta Alpha Psi named Organization of the Month
Beta Alpha Psi - Zeta Omicron Chapter is the National Honor Society for Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems. BAP is deserving of this award because of the large events they have put on for both the on-campus and off-campus communities recently.
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College of Business recognizes student scholars at annual luncheon
The College of Business Scholarship Recognition Luncheon will be held Friday, November 30, 2018 at 12 noon in the UW-Eau Claire Davies Center Dakota Ballroom.
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Financial Management Association hosts leadership conference
On Tuesday, November 16th, the Financial Management Association hosted their second annual Leaders in Business Forum. Over 100 UW-Eau Claire students gathered together to learn how to become a leader in business.
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Beta Alpha Psi donates to local elementary school
On Monday, October 8, two members of Beta Alpha Psi made a special delivery to a local school in need. Beta Alpha Psi members collected school supplies, books, and backpacks valued at more than $500 for the kids at Lakeshore Elementary.
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UW-Eau Claire team takes first place at SMIFC Conference
UW-Eau Claire finance students took first place at the 6th Annual Student Managed Investment Fund Consortium (SMIFC) Conference in Chicago, IL. The team was coached by finance professor Mark Alfuth
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Blugold gives back to veterans through service-learning project
In the United States alone, more than 1.4 million military veterans are living at or below the poverty line. Keaton Duchow, a finance major in his junior year at UW-Eau Claire, has found a way to support area veterans through service-learning.
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Meet Dean K. Brewer Doran
The College of Business and the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce will host a reception for Dean K. Brewer Doran on Nov. 7 from 5:30-7:30 pm at the Chamber of Commerce, 101 N. Farwell Street, Suite 101. Registrations are appreciated.
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Students gain real-world experience with Bloomberg and FactSet
Thanks to a generous gift from the Presto Foundation, business students have access to Bloomberg and FactSet, leading business information and financial data platforms used by professionals around the world.
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We are here to help: Fall 2018 tutoring
Because your success is important to us, the College of Business offers free peer-to-peer tutoring to students taking accounting and business communication classes.
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Blugold's work as a regent helps shape UW System's future
Blugold Ryan Ring is in his second year serving as a student representative on the UW System Board of Regents, the 18-member board that is responsible for overseeing the system’s 13 universities and branch campuses.
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Interested in Accounting? Attend the Public Accounting Career Fair
Employers from over 20 public accounting firms will be on campus September 12 to discuss internship and career opportunities
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Hutterli, Erffmeyer and Hofacker recognized for their service to the college
Congratulations to Gretchen Hutterli, Dr. Robert Erffmeyer, and Cynthia Hofacker, recipients of the 2018 College of Business Culture of Caring, Creativity & Innovation and Coaching Awards.
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Celebrating a Wonderful Career: Retirement Party for Gretchen
Assistant Dean Gretchen Hutterli is retiring after 35 years of dedicated service to UW-Eau Claire. Please join us on September 28 as we celebrate her wonderful career and wish her a happy retirement.
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Success Starts Here: Getting Off to a Good Start!
This fall the College of Business welcomes 387 new business students to campus. Because your success is important to us, we've asked alums, students, and faculty and staff for tips you can use to help make your first year a great one.
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10 Reasons to be a COB Blugold
The facts speak for themselves. Here are 10 reasons why you should become a Business Blugold. Learn how we prepare business students for success at UW-Eau Claire.
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Join us at a reception just for you!
New COB students: It's a party and you're our special guests. Join us Sept.4, from 1-2:15 pm in the Davies Center Ojibwe Ballroom. Meet your classmates, the business faculty and staff, and student leaders. Snacks. Fun. Door prizes. Group "selfie".
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Success Starts Here: Getting Involved
Introducing Bradley Johnson, a junior entrepreneur major who is president of the COB Student Advisory Council and the Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization. Bradley discusses the value of joining a student business organization.
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Success Starts Here: Finding a Job
“Internships are a good way to get your foot in the door of a company you may want to work for," said Brenda Thalacker, senior accounting instructor and internship coordinator. Learn more about this important high impact experience.
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Success Starts Here: Exploring the World
"If you’re looking to find new interests, brew some creativity, cultivate an open mind, broaden your horizons, and create lifelong friends, then study abroad," said Dr. Kranti Dugar, assistant marketing professor. Learn more about international study.
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Success Starts Here: What's Your Major?
UWEC students make many decisions throughout their college career. One of the most important one is selecting their academic major. John Reichert, lead business advisor in the Advising, Retention + Career Center, offers tips for exploring major options.
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Success Starts Here: Who's Who in the COB
Meet Interim Dean Tim Vaughan, the college’s CEO, and some of his executive staff, in this week's "Success Starts Here" article for new COB students. A new article will be posted each week until the fall academic term begins.
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Join us at the 2018 COB Alumni Bash
COB alums: Join us at the annual COB Alumni Bash on Oct. 6 from 6-9 pm in the Davies Center Dakota Ballroom.
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Congrats on a great semester: Dean's List announced
College of Business students who have an outstanding record of academic accomplishment are eligible for the Dean's List. Congratulations to the 641 students who made the Spring 2018 list.