Business

This year, we hope to raise support to enhance the student experience in the Stoltz School of Business. With your support, we hope to make the following goals a reality:

Expand our Professional Clothing Closet
We would like to expand our closet to include professional attire for women, including blazers, dress pants, dress shirts, and other business-appropriate clothing in a variety of sizes. These resources would help students feel confident and prepared for interviews, presentations, internships, and other professional occasions.

Build a Business Textbook Mini Library
We would like to purchase hard copies of business textbooks for students to borrow in the Business Lounge. Having these resources readily available would support students academically while encouraging them to spend more time studying and connecting in the Business Lounge.

Support Student Conference Attendance
We hope to help offset registration and participation costs so that students can attend local and out-of-state conferences, providing valuable opportunities for professional development, networking, and career exploration.

Provide Transportation for Business Site Visits
We would like to help cover transportation costs that allow students to visit local and regional businesses and gain firsthand insight into professional environments and career opportunities.

Offer Professional Headshot Days
We hope to provide students with professional headshots they can use to update their LinkedIn profiles, resumes, and other professional materials as they prepare to enter the workforce.

Respond to Emerging Student Needs
As always, we want to have the flexibility to respond to other emerging needs and opportunities that support our students.

Would you consider giving to the Stoltz School of Business this Eagle Giving Day? Your generosity will help us create meaningful opportunities and provide resources that enhance our students’ academic, professional, and personal experiences.

Thank you for supporting our students and investing in the future of the Stoltz School of Business!