As president of the Student Activities Committee (SAC), Ahja Howard is responsible for planning two of the biggest and longest-running student life events at the University of Illinois Springfield each year. Planning UIS Homecoming and Springfest, a week-long competition where students face off in fun and educational games, is almost a full-time job for Howard. She also spends her time mentoring elementary school students in Springfield as a volunteer for the 4-H Mentoring Program.
Congratulations to Prof. Shipra Gupta, the first recipient of the College of Business and Management’s Faculty Scholar Award for the 2019-2020 Academic Year!
Susannah Sinclair graduated with a master’s degree in Management Information Systems in 2020 with 3 graduate certificates in Business Analytics, IT Project Management, and Business Process Management. Susannah is currently the CRM and Digital Communications Manager at Bryn Mawr College Graduate School.
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Dalal Mohammed Bamufleh graduated with a master’s degree in Management Information Systems in 2018 and is now teaching Management Information Systems at Yanbu University College.
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This policy addresses the use of courses completed at another educational institution to fulfill the College Core course requirements, which must be completed by all CBM undergraduate students. The College Core consists of the following UIS courses:
The College of Business and Management’s Beta Gamma Sigma chapter introduces its inductees for the academic year 2020-2021
The advisors of Beta Gamma Sigma, Profs. Atul Agarwal, Shipra Gupta, and Neetu Singh with the help of the CBM staff, organized a warm and inspirational virtual event to celebrate the success of the college’s best students.
Portrayed as the primary villain in film, literature, and other cultural outlets, business is routinely portrayed as the root of social ills rather than a foundation of social progress and human well-being. Business and society stand, or fall, together. A better understanding of business, and its role in society, is crucial for addressing the challenges of the twenty first century.
SEDONA is a self-service web database application that allows members to maintain their teaching, research, service, experience, development, credentials, and assessment records. If you have problems accessing the site, please contact Nathan Mason at nmaso2@uis.edu.