College of Business News

InfoSec MBA again ranked top in state

The CoB's Information Security MBA program has been named No.13 in the nation, and is also the top ranked in the state of Virginia according to The Princeton Review's 5th annual ranking of online MBA programs.

Strategic Leadership Student Presents at International Conference

Strategic Leadership student Kyle McCarrell presents his research at the Association for Institutional Research (AIR) Forum in Denver, CO.

Barron’s in Education Program to partner with the College of Business

The College of Business has partnered with Barron's in Education Program for access to their content through digital subscriptions.

GCFE hosts 2nd annual Women Entrepreneurship Week panel

As part of global Women Entrepreneurship Week, the Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship (GCFE) invited three successful female entrepreneurs to JMU for an evening of inspiring discussion.

Bringing sales to a new space

At the College of Business, the need to develop sales proficiencies is addressed both through the classroom and with the Center for Professional Sales (CPS).

Making the connections that matter

Many CoB students take advantage of professional development opportunities at the College of Business that open doors to their careers, even before they graduate.

HUNGRY?

Online platform allows companies to tap into a network of talented, independent chefs in their area.

Dr. Mert Tokman earns the Kenneth R. Bartee Professorship

Dr. Mert Tokman, Associate Professor of Marketing, was selected as the Kenneth R. Bartee Endowed Professor in the College of Business.

Riding the wave

Troy Summerell's ('02) artwork brightens up Virginia Beach.

Alumni CEOs team up to put JMU on national stage

Look for JMU in CarMax's new ad campaign.

Women in economics: a great time to enter the profession

Panelist agree: now is a good time for female students to seek degrees and careers in economics, but it has not been that way long and there are struggles still for women in the field.

Two JMU M.S.A. graduates qualify for prestigious CPA exam award

Time to crunch some numbers: 110 is what percentage of 86,000?

New Office 205M—new name, new face

The Office of Professional Development and Engagement at the College of Business begins the 2019-2020 academic year with a new name and a new face.

BizLab at JMU Ice House open for business

What do SBDC and CIS have in common, other than being initialisms? Both helped found The BizLab at JMU Ice House.

Donations in Colombia

During the Panama-Colombia study abroad program this summer, JMU marketing majors and global supply chain minors put their social media marketing skills to test to raise funds for an orphanage in Columba.

Life changing experience

This summer 15 students majoring or minoring in Computer Information Systems (CIS) traveled to Germany, Poland and Italy with faculty director Carey Cole.

Summer camp, ECON-style

The Center for Economic Education (CEE) recently held its first ECON Day Camp for middle and high school teachers in VA.

CoB HR program aligns with SHRM

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has acknowledged that JMU’s B.B.A. with a concentration in human resource management is now aligned with SHRM’s HR Curriculum Guidebook and Templates.

College of Business President's List and Dean's List - Spring 2019

Join us in congratulating the students who have made the President's and Dean's lists for the spring 2019 semester.

CoB honors outstanding students

On Thursday, May 2nd, the College of Business honored outstanding students throughout the college.

Highlighting the Organization

Many of the educational activities that students participate in at JMU are designed to provide experience in complex problem solving.

Steering the CoB

After 23 years as a professor in the College of Business at JMU, Dean Mike Busing is prepared to lead the college to new heights.

CoB faculty and staff gather for Town Hall

In its first Town Hall of 2019, the faculty and staff of the College Of Business gathered for an update on the Learning Complex construction progress and to learn more about “blind spots.”

College of Business President's List and Dean's List - Fall 2018

Join us in congratulating the students who have made the President's and Dean's lists for the fall 2018 semester.

Dr. Michael Busing named dean of the College of Business

After a national search, James Madison University is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael Busing will become the next dean of JMU’s College of Business.

Timing was key to alum's success

When the idea for the wildly successful Watch Ya Mouth party game came like a flash to Peter Denbigh (’02, ’11M) in 2016, he did what most people don’t—he acted on it.

Entrepreneurs compete in Fallon Challenge

The Fallon Challenge awards a $1000 scholarship to each team member for the best values-based business idea.

Hart School unveils new culinary teaching space

After decades of making do with makeshift cooking spaces, the hospitality management program has a new teaching kitchen and lab.

Majors’ gift to encourage innovation, creativity, collaboration and entrepreneurship

Majors name the Major Laboratory for Innovation, Collaboration, Creativity and Entrepreneurship in the future College of Business Learning Complex.

Learning Complex groundbreaking helps kick off homecoming weekend

The CoB Learning Complex building will more than double the available space, offering cutting-edge technology and productivity areas.

JMU College of Business Celebrates Commencement 2018

JMU College of Business welcomes 1,011 new alumni.

New York Firm Selected as Design Architect

Robert A. M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) from New York will be the design architect for the JMU College of Business Learning Complex at James Madison University.