Winter Edition / January 2011
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, January 19 |
AUSBE Winter Kick Off
event, SUB Collegium, 7:00-8:00 p.m. |
Thursday, January 20 |
DEADLINE:
Application to Major annual deadline for Accounting,
Business Administration, and Economics.
Apply online now. |
Thursday, January 20 |
AUSBE presents "Meet
Your Professor" with Dr. Denise Daniels. 1:00-1:50
p.m., McKenna 117. |
Thursday, January 27 |
Federal Jobs & Internships
(a Center for Career & Calling event),
1:00-1:50 p.m., McKenna 111 |
Thursday, February 3 |
AUSBE sponsors Donuts with the
Dean, 9:15-10:20 a.m., McKenna Conference Room |
Tuesday, February 8 |
Dean’s Speaker Series welcomes Karen Turner Lee,
10:30 a.m., Library Seminar Room |
Annual "Application to Major"
Deadline, Thursday, January 20th
This coming week marks the single
opportunity students have this year to apply for their major in
Accounting, Business Administration or Economics. Since
nearly all upper-division School of Business and Economics
courses are restricted to SBE majors, getting into your
major should be your goal as soon as you qualify. If you
are ready,
apply
online here.
FROM
THE SPU CATALOG:
To meet the minimum requirements for admission to a
major, the student must:
- Have attained at least sophomore
standing.
- Have completed at least 15 credits
(10 credits for junior or senior transfer students)
in SBE courses (ACCT, BUS, ECN).
- Have a minimum of 2.7 cumulative
GPA from all institutions and a minimum of 2.7
cumulative GPA in all SBE courses.
Attainment of
the minimum GPA standards does not guarantee admission
to a major as the total number of admissions may be
limited by capacity. |
Interview with SBE Dean Jeff Van
Duzer Featured this Month in Christianity Today
Magazine
"Christians in the marketplace," says Jeff
Van Duzer, "are not second-class citizens of the kingdom."
Serving Christ wholeheartedly while pursuing a vocation in the
secular Business world may be God's best intention for you.
Read the interview in this month's Christianity Today,
prompted by Jeff's new book,
Why Business Matters to God, published by InterVarsity
Press.
Dean's Speaker Series Welcomes
Karen Turner Lee, CEO of Pioneer Human Services
The School of Business and Economics
welcomes Karen Turner Lee, CEO of Pioneer Human Services, for
the Winter quarter Dean's Speaker event. Ms. Lee is also the
former Washington State Employment Security District
Commissioner. For more information, or to RSVP, please contact
Mark Oppenlander, marko@spu.edu,
206.281.2942.
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 8th, 10:30 a.m.
Location: Library Seminar Room
Advising and Registration
Spring 2011: 1-credit Weekend BUS
3950 Sections
BUS
3950: Spirituality and Business |
CRN: 44305 |
William Kauppila Grant Learned |
Fri Sat |
6:00 PM-9:00 PM 9:00 AM-4:00 PM |
May 20
May 21 |
Financial Freedom |
CRN: 44692 |
Ross Stewart Kimberly Sawers |
Fri Sat |
6:00 PM-9:00 PM 9:00 AM-4:00 PM |
May 13
May 14 |
Having, Losing and Gaining |
CRN: 45789 |
Gary Karns |
Fri Sat |
6:00 PM-9:00 PM 9:00 AM-4:00 PM |
May 6 May 7 |
Topic pending |
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Get these Center for Career and Calling
Events onto Your Calendar
Thursday,
January 27 |
Federal Jobs
and Internships, 1:00-1:50
p.m., McKenna 111 |
Wednesday,
February 9 |
Choosing (or
Changing) Your Major,
3:00-3:50 p.m., Demaray Hall 256 |
Thursday,
February 10 |
Winter Career Mixer,
3:00-5:00 p.m., Upper Gwinn Commons (RSVP required) |
Thursday,
February 17 |
Finding Internships: A
Workshop for All Majors, 1:00-1:50 p.m.,
McKenna 111 |
Thursday, February 24 |
Skills for Life after
Graduation - Senior Survival, 6:00-9:00 p.m.,
Fine Center, First Free Methodist Church, ($5, RSVP
required) |
February 22-24, 28, March 1 |
Résumé
Blitz! 15 minute Drop-in Résumé
Reviews, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Center for Career and
Calling |
Wednesday, March 2 |
Job & Internship Fair
(annual event!) 11:30-2:30 p.m., Upper Gwinn Commons
Dress professionally and bring your résumé. |
Student Organizations
AUSBE :
The Associated Undergraduate Students of Business and Economics
Join your fellow SBE students for a
mid-winter study break with
hot cocoa and cookies in the SUB Collegium.
The event is 7:00pm-8:00pm on Wednesday, January 19th. It
will be an opportunity for SBE students to get to meet and
socialize with each other and with some of the SBE alumni.
Meet Your Professor with Dr. Denise Daniels, January
20th
Dr. Denise Daniels is our featured professor for AUSBE’s Meet
Your Professor lunch this month. This event will be held on
Thursday, January 20th, 1:00-1:50 p.m. in McKenna 117. As
always, complimentary lunch is provided. This is a great
opportunity to get to know Dr. Daniels, Associate Dean for
Undergraduate Studies and Professor of Management.
Next "Donuts with the Dean,"
Thursday, February 3rd, 9:15 a.m., McKenna Conference Room
Center for Applied Learning
5th Annual
Social Venture Plan Competition
Game on! This year's Showcase Round is April 13th,
but teams are forming now. Check out the Social Venture
Plan Competition.
Learn more about
the SVPC!
Mentor Program Update: Last Chance for Seniors
Are you a senior graduating this June? Have you been
putting off applying for the
Mentor Program
thinking that you
had plenty of time? Well time is running out! As a
senior, Winter is your last quarter to sign up for the Mentor
Program and there are only a few spaces still available.
Submit your application through the Banner Information System
now!
Center for Integrity in Business
Save the date - April 1st and 2nd! This
conference, sponsored in part by our SBE Center for Integrity in
Business, will focus on "The Role of Business in Ending Global
Poverty."
The "Bottom
Billions/Bottom Line" conference welcomes students and
business and thought leaders from around the nation to explore
ways in which we all can change how business does business and
contribute to human flourishing. It's open to anyone interested
in innovative, practical ways to help the world's poor — from
within "big business" or smaller startups.
More details will follow, but students interested
in real tools to attack global poverty should
get this
event on your calendars!
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