Community Outreach - College of Business Administration

Faculty, staff serve as community volunteers

The College of Business Administration faculty and staff serve a variety of community organizations as members of board of directors and volunteers, including:

  • Annual Mass of Commerce
  • Detroit Economic Club
  • Detroit Executive Service Corps.
  • Greater Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce
  • International Visitors Council
  • Detroit Junior Achievement
  • Michigan Neighborhood Partnership
  • St. Olan's Catholic Church
  • Women's Economic Club
  • Yad Ezra (Food Distribution Committee)
  • Women's Automotive Association, International
  • Financial Executives International
  • Board of Trustees, Loyola University of New Orleans
  • CBA Undergraduate and Graduate Students (perform community service during at least one term)
  • Center for Ethics and Religious Values, University of Notre Dame
  • Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara University
  • Faculty advisor to Alpha Phi Omega (Student organization that does community service for disadvantaged)
  • Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC)
  • Lions Clubs International
  • Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan
  • Business Leadership Network of Michigan
  • Michigan Hispanic Foundation
  • ARC Detroit
  • MiJob Coalition
  • DPS Transition Advisory Council
  • Oakland County Employment Diversity Council (OCEDC)

Alumni Board participates in community service

The CBA Alumni Board  Community Service Committee has provided outreach through the following service activities:

  • participating in the UDM Sandwich Bus project
  • packing and delivering food for Focus: HOPE
  • collecting funds for the Archdiocese of Detroit’s Christmas Adopt-A-Family program
  • volunteering at the Capuchin Soup Kitchen

CBA volunteers reach out as part of Jesuit MBA Cares Day

CBA’s MBA students, faculty, staff and friends helped clean the outside area surrounding Gesu Parish, including the school and playground, last spring as part of the national Jesuit MBA Cares program as a way to demonstrate the Jesuit tradition of reaching out and giving back to their respective community.  




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