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鈥淭he feedback from the students and the firms showed it was another successful event,鈥� said Associate Professor of Accounting Mike Chatham of the most recent Firm Night, which in early September hosted more than 90 students and 30 visiting companies.

From caregiving to the business side of impact, Michael Braden Patton found his place at Radford, building connections, guiding new Highlanders and aiming to strengthen service in Southwest Virginia.

This week: Radford鈥檚 enrollment report is in; Zach Collier assesses risks; Angela Joyner talks community connections with Radford鈥檚 city council; and Chapman Rackaway diagnoses a heated political climate.

More than 200 students attended the event, held Sept. 11 by the Davis College of Business and Economics. The Biz Expo gave students a practical overview of the college鈥檚 many majors and disciplines, but it did so with fun, games and a truckload of free ice cream.

福利导在线观看 is expanding access to cutting-edge business education with a new online Master of Business Administration (MBA) concentration in Innovation.

This week: 福利导在线观看 and the City of Radford host their second community fest; Associate Professor of Economics Can Dogan weighs in on AI as a student tool; and Professor of Anthropological Sciences Jake Fox considers the broader future of data centers.

Kaylan Brown鈥檚 journey to 福利导在线观看 wasn鈥檛 part of his original plan. In fact, he鈥檒l be the first to tell you that the school wasn鈥檛 even on his radar.

福利导在线观看鈥檚 Board of Visitors approved new programs and measures designed to move the institution forward and received updates on student success initiatives and campus enhancements during the final quarterly meetings of the academic year on Thursday and Friday, June 5-6.

Two accounting majors scored a pair of $4,000 scholarships over the winter, while another duo just won $1,750 in funds, and Radford鈥檚 chapter of the business student society has recently pulled in an additional $4,000 in contributions from alums and businesses.

Under sunny skies on Moffett Lawn, 福利导在线观看 celebrated nearly 1,400 graduates during its Spring 2025 Commencement ceremonies on May 9-10.

Economics instructor Jennifer Elias sees the Wicked Festival as a perfect opportunity for students to dive into the complex problems often involved in doing business.

The Mabry brothers have parlayed their extensive multitasking skills 鈥� undertaking classes, internships and numerous jobs, often all at once 鈥� into a pathway toward a successful future.

When you think of the world鈥檚 most complex problems, there is a good chance at least one 福利导在线观看 student has spent countless hours working to find a solution.

This week in Highlanders in the News: Softball coach and former 49er Kevin Fagan gets profiled; freshman Claire Daniel talks about her just-released country music single; Assistant Professor of Accounting Rob Warren, a retired IRS investigator, sits down for an epic podcast on financial crimes; and James D. 鈥淛im鈥� Moore 鈥�89 is the new chief of police in Bedford, Virgi...

During the semi-annual entrepreneurial luncheon, held March 27 at Kyle Hall, professional artist and consultant Noah Scalin told the crowd that many companies deem creative skills essential for success.

The daylong event seated scores of business students at tables with a series of accomplished experts and gave them all a chance to discuss subjects that included academic planning, career advice and life lessons.

Highlander Highlights shares the extraordinary accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of students and faculty.

Advocacy Day, a 25-year tradition of student participation in Virginia鈥檚 legislative process, provides Radford students with a unique experiential learning opportunity and a chance to help elevate the university鈥檚 reputation.

Several students in the Beta Alpha Psi society recently spent a day in Roanoke 鈥� visiting both a local Internal Revenue Service office as well as the accounting firm of Foti, Flynn, Lowen and Company 鈥� and talking with employees and Radford alums.

Beginning this month, 福利导在线观看 is launching the Provost鈥檚 Speaker Series to showcase the expertise and perspectives of university faculty members in new and engaging ways.

Whether in the classroom or courtside, Owens 鈥� a Davis College double-major and student athletics manager 鈥� has made the most of her time at Radford. "Every opportunity given to me, I take it and run with it," she recently said.

This week: Dean of the College of Business and Economics Donna Weaver McCloskey gets Virginia Business Magazine鈥檚 nod as a 鈥淧erson to Meet鈥�; Assistant Provost and Associate Dean Glen Mayhew talks education at the 2024 Health Sciences Career Advisory Summit; and communications major Skylar Hunt shares Thanksgiving thoughts on her freshman year.

Wicked Festival is designed to teach students avenues to explore and develop potential solutions to some of the world鈥檚 most difficult-to-solve public problems.

Adkins, who earned his MBA from Radford in 1998, returned to campus to talk about his 25 years in business and his recent successes, to answer questions about technology and private equity, and to offer advice to students hoping to follow in his footsteps.

Highlander Highlights shares the extraordinary accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of students and faculty.

The annual forum, held Oct. 16 at Kyle Hall, welcomed New River Valley business owners, including Bukola 鈥淏ookie鈥� Fabiyi, a healthcare professional who runs the company We Live and Eat Well, and Max Scheutz, who co-owns and operates Blacksburg鈥檚 Oasis World Market.

This week in Highlanders in the News: Lara Ramsey 鈥�90, M.S. 鈥�92, gets a presidential promotion; Assistant Professor of Management Zachary Collier views semiconductor production through the lens of current events; longtime educator Tiffany Gillispie 鈥�04 earns accolades for her work with at-risk students; and Professor of Philosophy Katy Shepard lets sound inform her...

福利导在线观看鈥檚 Davis College of Business and Economics has received national recognition by earning spots on The Princeton Review鈥檚 prestigious 2024 lists of Best Business Schools and Best Online MBA programs.

Highlander Highlights shares the extraordinary accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of students and faculty.

On Sept. 5, visiting representatives from 25 companies mingled on campus with 80 Radford students and alums for the Davis College of Business and Economics鈥� annual job fair.