Business school grad pledges $3 million for scholarships
A most hospitable collaboration
Tourism professionals sharpen skills with help from OSU-Cascades, Cornell University
Mr. Best Places: He’s the best at showing people what’s best
He uses science and a bit of whimsy to, as he says, “add quality to data.”
Capitalism with a conscience
OSU SIFE proves and teaches that business skills can make the world a better place.
Starkers, Leggett receive top honors from association
Bond and Barte Starker, co-owners of Corvallis-based Starker Forests Inc., received the OSUAA’s highest award.
Boston-based alumnus enjoys the challenge of handling big accounts for P & G
Company buy-outs and four or five job eliminations over the years have sent him from Pacific Rim countries to San Diego and now, with Procter & Gamble, to Boston and a chance to explore the East Coast.
Ed Said: One key – don’t startle yourself
“Paying attention to the root causes of both success and failure in leadership positions can be very instructive.”
Photo: Curd herders
The cheese work is part of a broader endeavor by OSU to boost its support of Oregon’s food entrepreneurs. Beer brewers, winemakers and cheese makers are among the beneficiaries of the initiative.
Donors step up to fund business building
“We want to provide an environment that encourages learning outside the classroom, and one key element is to have spaces where students can work together as a team,” Kleinsorge said.
New home for College of Business: Strong start inspires support
Joan and Ken Austin make lead gift to build a new home for the College of Business.
Screenwriter Mike Rich leads OSU Business Roundtable out of the gate with his new film
The 2010-2011 OSU Business Roundtable is ready to kick off another impressive series featuring alumni speakers in Portland.
Business majors get world view
When Andy Shelton went to Norway through OSU’s Arthur Stonehill International Business Exchange Program, he had no idea what to expect. He couldn’t have imagined he’d make a connection that would lead to a job offer from National Oilwell Varco, a Fortune 500 company based in Houston, Texas.
Endowed faculty positions have big impact on, off campus
A gain of nearly 40 percent with two years to go. That’s the impact of The Campaign for OSU to date as measured by the increase in the university’s endowed faculty positions. Each new endowment – which generates income to support the faculty position – helps OSU recruit and retain top academic talent.
