Information Systems News
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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: Getting Involved
Introducing Tyler Tupy, a junior marketing major who is vice-president of the COB Student Advisory Council. Tyler discusses the value of getting involved in a College of Business student 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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College of Business interns place in Top 10 for Goal Post College Team Award
UW-Eau Claire College of Business students are being recognized for their skills and talents while interning at Northwestern Mutual in Eau Claire.
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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 Dean Brewer Doran, the college’s CEO, and some of her 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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Berg 2019 Outstanding Student Award recipient
Congratulations to Nathaniel Berg for being named the 2019 COB Outstanding Student! Students considered for the Outstanding Student Award must be graduating seniors who have earned a GPA of 3.2 or higher.
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Blaha Receives 2019 College of Business Emerging Leader Award
Congratulations to Madalyn Blaha for receiving the COB Emerging Leader Award! The COB Emerging Leader Award is presented to a current College of Business student who has shown early leadership and potential for success, and who is not graduating in 2019
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Hofacker retires from College of Business
Cynthia “Cindy” Hofacker recently retired after completing her 39th year as an UW-Eau Claire College educator and business leader.
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Congrats on a great semester: Spring 2019 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 612 students who made the Spring 2019 list.
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Welcome to UWEC!
Greetings to our newest COB Blugolds. Be sure to check this website and the COB social media sites for the latest news and events. We hope you enjoy summer and can't wait to see you back on campus in the fall.
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Marketing Students Work on a Mayo Clinic Health System Capstone Consulting Project
On May 17th, for the fourth semester in a row, students in Dr. Kranti (Kran) Dugar’s capstone class in marketing (marketing management) were engaged in a semester-long consulting project with Mayo Clinic Health System (MCHS)
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2019 college-wide business scholarship recipients announced
The College of Business Scholarship Committee is pleased to award over $35,000 in college-wide scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year. Donors and scholarship recipients will be recognized at the COB Scholarship Luncheon on December 6, 2019.
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Beta Gamma Sigma Initiation
Twenty business students were initiated into the UW-Eau Claire chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB International, held Saturday, May 4th, 2019 at 11 am
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First Annual Entrepreneur Fest 2019
This fest will be to showcase current student entrepreneurs’ work, art students' work, educate on entrepreneurship & monetization of independent work, and to connect students, school faculty, community members, and industry professionals.
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Earth Claire Festival
This event is designed to foster the sustainability culture on our campus and help us recognize the collective of individuals committed to sustainable action within our community.
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Chinese language classes foster international friendships
UW-Eau Claire's Chinese language program brings together students and international students, fostering friendships and support systems that help the Blugolds improve their non-native language skills and understanding of new cultures.
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Apply for COB Scholarships
Looking for money for school next year? Submit your application now using Gold for Blugold, a new online scholarship application and review network at https://uwec.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com
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We are here to help: Spring 2019 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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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.