Help Me Understand: A Conversation About Racial Reconciliation
The Jabs School of Business recently hosted a conversation about racial experiences featuring five CBU faculty members who, in the words of Dean Andrea Scott, “love Jesus and long to see the Church...
View ArticleVID: October 2019 Recap
Follow along as the Jabs School of Business hosts on-campus events for prospective students, paracurricular events to extend CBU student learning and community engagement. We love what we do, can you...
View ArticleThree Holiday Spending Tips
For this holiday season, think about how you spend your money, whether it is on Black Friday deals or Christmas gifts for your friends and family. Here are some general guidelines to help you out...
View ArticleDean Andrea Scott’s Global Workplace Forum 2019 Experience
In June 2019, I joined over 900 participants from 110 countries at Lausanne’s Global Workplace Forum 2019 (GWF2019). We met at Greenhills Christian Fellowship in Manila, Philippines to explore how to...
View ArticleA Message from the Student Leadership Council President
Hello there! My name is Moriah Mesina and I am the President of the Jabs School of Business Student Leadership Council of the 2018-2019 school year (yes, a mouthful, I know!). I have had the...
View ArticleBUILDING BRIDGES THROUGH COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Recently I was asked what I considered to be one of the most rewarding aspects of my job; and I did not hesitate for a moment to answer that it is my ability to give back to my community. I can think...
View ArticlePioneering Solutions
“I did nothing to deserve to be born in a nice comfortable home with all of life’s basic needs that I need to be successful in this world… and those in underprivileged countries did nothing to deserve...
View Article3 Myths About a Finance Major
As students consider various majors, I believe they make their selections based on assumptions from conversations with friends, comments posted to social media, or just general “feelings” about the...
View ArticleThe Inevitability of Incomplete Information
Being a leader means making decisions. However, as any leader can tell you, rarely do you have every piece of desired data before a decision must be made. Instead, leaders must be comfortable...
View ArticleBe present. Take heart. Finish well.
So, how many of your goals did you meet for the year? Did you lose the stubborn belly fat from the Facebook ads? Volunteer more at your child’s school? Help your neighbor with their project? Start your...
View ArticleThe Listening Ear
Any manager can tell you that part of a manager’s job is processing and synthesizing information. The higher you ascend the organizational chart, the more information you receive and the more important...
View ArticleGlobal Engagement – A Personal and Professional Necessity
I recently had the privilege of escorting 19 MBA students into, and around, the great cities of Shanghai and Hong Kong. Accompanying me was Megan Turner from the School of Business, and a first time...
View ArticleYour Brand Matters
In the short time that I have worked for the Jabs School of Business I quickly learned that we are not a typical management school. We are a school that is focused on bridging and defining student and...
View ArticleWhat Does Living Your Purpose Look Like After Graduating?
When you think about life after CBU, maybe 5 years down the road, what comes to mind? What does your family look like? Married? Kids? What does your professional situation look like? Dream Job? Student...
View ArticleHow International Business Impacts You & Why You Should Know About It
International business is one of those fields that has been around for thousands of years. Over the past 50 years with the invention of mass transportation and electronic communication international...
View ArticleWhat Vision Really Means
In David McCullough’s 1776, the author tells the story of the initial stages of the American Revolution. A key figure in this account is General George Washington, the eventual first president of the...
View ArticleRhythms, Routines, and Rituals…Oh My!
Welcome to a new school year! On CBU’s campus, the increased clickety-clacks of skateboarding signal the return of students and resurgence of the rhythms of academic life. The hum and buzz of...
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