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Eye on the Y: BYU study finds that knowledge of family history can help young adults in their identity development, Students graduating from BYU Marriott’s School of Accountancy programs to receive STEM designation
A new BYU study suggests that family history could help young adults establish a sense of identity.
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Highlights from BYU colleges: Advertising students win awards, Engineering program receives donation
Three School of Communications AdLab campaigns received national recognition and awards in the CommArts journal. These projects include a video ad, a documentary and an emoji design campaign.
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Highlights from BYU colleges: Business, mathematics professors win awards
A professor in the BYU Marriott School of Business management program received a prestigious award from the Academy of Management. Ben Lewis won the Emerging Scholar Award from the Organizations and the Natural Environment division in August. This accolade is awarded each year to academics starting their careers and making strong research contributions. Lewis was recognized for his research on how corporate social responsibility is impacted by rankings, a project he worked on with BYU entrepreneurship professor Chad Carlos. Carlos won the Emerging Scholar Award in 2019.
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Deloitte consulting partner and Marriott School graduate wants more female leaders
Marriott School of Management graduate Patrice Mano is combating traditional stigmas as the youngest member and only female in her group at Deloitte Consulting.
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Business secrets revealed by culinary icon
Excited members of the Marriott School's Women In Business club gathered for their opening social last Tuesday afternoon in the Tanner Building.
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BYU marketing professor created, accomplished goals
On the last day of class Winter semester, Professor Mike Bond projected a picture of a handwritten list onto the giant screen for his whole marketing class to see. This list was more than just a list of six goals Bond had written as a junior at BYU-- this list represented a journey he completed with the support of his family and the guiding hand of his Heavenly Father all before his 40th birthday.
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Letter: Mentors who matter
In April, I graduated in management with an emphasis in marketing. Graduating with me are three of the most influential members in the Marketing Department: Steven Huff, Sterling Bone and Paige Gardiner. Their departure is going to leave a great void in the Marketing Department. No other professors or advisors influenced my life more than they did.
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BYU students win big in business plan competition
All of that time spent in the classroom paid off for BYU students with more than $100,000 in prizes awarded to three teams of finalists in this year's Business Plan Competition.
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Business Blog Seeks Interest of Women
It is not a mystery most business classes have a male-to-female ratio of about 10 to one. To combat this dilemma, six women studying business have created a blog to get more women interested in the business major. The blog is part of an on-campus internship and is called 'Jane Meets Tanner,' a play on words, since the business program is located in the Tanner Building.
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