From business simulations and career fair preparation to birthday celebrations for Grawn and campus engagement opportunities, there was no shortage of activity in the CBA Atrium this week.
Business 100 students engage in a hands-on business process simulation in the CBA Atrium, buying, selling, and producing materials as they learn the fundamentals of business operations through experiential learning.Students celebrate Charles Grawn's birthday in the Grawn Atrium, where a display featuring a life-size cutout, photo backdrop, greeting cards, and complimentary taffy encouraged visitors to stop, take photos, and join the festivities.Anthony Niemiec from the CBA's HUB speaks with prospective students in the Grawn Atrium, helping the next generation of Chippewas learn more about the opportunities available within the College of Business Administration.
BRC students practice their 30-second personal pitches with recruiters throughout the CBA Atrium, building confidence and refining their networking skills as they prepare for upcoming career fairs and internship opportunities.