In this issue of The Current
Alumni Week keynote: John C. Kennedy '79
Autocam CEO John C. Kennedy '79, delivered this year's CBA Alumni Week keynote address, sharing his business experience and commenting on the recession, the troubles of the Big Three, and how he has dealt with adversity over the years. Read
CBA Alumni Board pitches in year-round
While Alumni Week may be one of the CBA Alumni Board's most visible projects, the group is active throughout the year, assisting students, serving the community and furthering the goals of the College. Read
CBA team takes top prize at 2009 ACG Detroit Cup
UDM's team won the 2009 Association for Corporate Growth Detroit Cup in the MBA Business Case Competition. The intercollegiate contest was created to find the brightest minds for the future of mergers and acquisitions. Read
Uldis Sipols '76: Embracing change
Uldis Sipols '76, vice president of global product supply purchases for Procter and Gamble, has dealt with and even sought change since his graduation from the University. Read
Donor highlight: Dr. Leonard Plachta
UDM is proud to establish the Dr. Leonard E. Plachta Endowed Scholarship with the hope Plachta's legacy will inspire future Accounting students to pursue teaching at the collegiate level. Read
CBA recognizes student excellence at Honors Convocation
See the awards presented at the College of Business Administration's annual Honors Convocation, March 29. Read
CBA honor societies induct newest members
The College of Business Administration recently inducted its highest-achieving students into the business-related honor societies. Read
Dean's letter
A letter to alumni and friends from Interim Dean of the College of Business Administration Gerald Cavanagh, S.J. Read
Scholarships remain a vital source of support for CBA students
Nearly 90 percent of all UDM students receive some type of financial aid, mostly from student loans. So a scholarship is a significant event for a student. Read
News from the College of Business Administration
News about College of Business Administration faculty, alumni and students. Read