Annette Evans Smith, President and CEO of the Alaska Native Heritage Center, has been nominated to the National Council on the Arts by President Barack Obama. Annette has served on the Alaska Native Organizational Management Advisory Committee for the College of Business and Public Policy since 2011 and we are very proud of her nomination to this prestigious role.
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6 College of Business and Public Policy MBA students from 3 teams finished in the top 10 of 520 MBA teams competing from around the world in the Capstone Business Competition.
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College of Business and Public Policy student Mario Roncador worked on a research project with the guidance of Dr. Ajit Dayanandan as final capstone of his MBA. The research [...] examines the nature and extent of earnings management [...] of non-financial firms in [the] United States over the various business cycles.
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College of Business and Public Policy Professor Sandra G. Ehrlich received the 2016 UAA CAFÉ Oh Wow! Award. In recognition of Exemplary Service for Advancing Faculty Excellence, CBPP Associate Professor of Management & Marketing, Dr. Sandra G. Ehrlich, received the 2016 Faculty Development Award from the Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFÉ) for advancing Team-Based Learning Faculty Development initiatives at UAA.
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UAA’s combined team of both Management Information Systems (MIS) and Computer Science (CS) students won first place at the 2016 At-Large regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (ALCCDC). The Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS) has formally invited UAA’s winning team to compete in the 2016 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (NCCDC) being held in San Antonio, Texas.
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