College of Business Administration News

Sunday, October 21, 2018

Featured

Senior Looks to Break Barriers, Improve Communities

Tiffany Hunter, a senior real estate major, recently became the first UNO student to earn a national scholarship to support women pursuing careers in commercial real estate.

Mammel Hall Addition Moving Forward

University of Nebraska regents approved the program statement for the privately-funded addition at their October meeting.

Student Veteran Honored In Washington DC

Kat Clyde took part in the Nebraska Female Veterans Flight, which honored female veterans from every war since World War II.

Maverick Venture Fund Looking to Invest

The Maverick Venture Fund is looking for small businesses and startups to invest money in.

New & Noteworthy

Shop for a Cause: Overcoming Poverty

Shop fair trade microenterprise and learn about a new project that helps ethnic minority women in Vietnam overcome poverty.

UNO Student Group Recognized by World’s Largest HR Association

The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Human Resource Association, a student organization at the College of Business Administration, has earned a Superior Merit Award from the Society for Human Resource Management.

Alumna Living Her Dream As Designer, Entrepreneur

Hannah Nodskov, founder and CEO of Hannah Caroline Couture, is debuting a new line at this year's Omaha Fashion Week.

Spotlights

Scholars Academy: Collin Bailey

The College of Business Administration Scholars Academy will welcome 20 more students this fall. Meet a member of the 2018 cohort.

UNO Business Student Aims High, Achieves

With a new job inside Omaha’s tallest building, Danny Ventura wants to bring others up with him.

Student Entrepreneur: Chloe Tran

A UNO junior and new business owner shares her journey, gives advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

CBA in the News

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