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Coyote Business Consulting Continues to See Growth, Expands Partnerships Across Campus in Fourth Year
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Global Immersion Program Educates Students on International Health Care, Business
Students from the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business recently embarked on the opportunity of a lifetime, traveling through three Southeast Asian countries to engage in transformative learning experiences and gain a practical understanding of global business concepts.
A Recipe for Student Success
Students at the Beacom School of Business are some of the most engaged students on campus as their involvement spans multiple clubs and groups, honor societies and volunteer activities.
Face it TOGETHER CEO Works Behind the Scenes to Save Lives
As the CEO of Face It TOGETHER, a national non-profit organization that provides coaching and long-term support for those struggling with addictions, Wendy White ‘14, MBA, serves in multiple ways.
Raven Leader and USD Alumnus Nods to Beacom for Launching His Accounting Career
As a two-time graduate of the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business, Jacob Wurth understands firsthand the value of an education from the state’s flagship business school.
Beacom Outreach Centers Help Area Businesses Succeed
For decades, the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business’ outreach centers—Prairie Family Business Association, South Dakota Small Business Development Center and South Dakota Manufacturing & Technology Solutions—have helped businesses of all sizes in every corner of the state and beyond.
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Beacom Accounting Graduate Program Gets Exciting Change
The University Beacom School of Business recently renamed its graduate program in accounting from Master of Public Accountancy (MPA) to Master of Accountancy (MAcc) and made changes to the curriculum to reflect industry standards.
CMA Scholarship Awardee and MBA Candidate Victoria Radack Passes CMA Exam
Victoria Radack, a graduate student at the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business, recently passed her certified management accountant (CMA) certification exam. Radack was able to take the exam at no cost, as she was nominated by the faculty in Beacom’s accounting and finance division to receive the CMA Scholarship.
Beacom School of Business Launches Two New MBA Specializations and a Certificate
Starting in fall of 2023, the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business is expanding its graduate program to include two new Master of Business Administration (MBA) specializations - business leadership and sustainability – and a business leadership certificate.
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Beacom's FMA Student Chapter Receives Highest Honor
Summary: The Financial Management Association International (FMA) Student Chapter at the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business recently attained the Superior Chapter designation, which is the highest honor for an FMA Student Chapter or Honor Society.
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Beacom School of Business Student Abigail Boysen Selected as PCAOB Scholar
Summary: Abigail Boysen, a master’s accounting student at the University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business, was recently selected for the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s (PCAOB) PCAOB Scholars Program.
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Beacom School of Business Facilities Manager Mitchel Morse Retires After 14 Years at USD
Summary: Mitchel Morse, a Vermillion native and University of South Dakota alumnus, recently announced his retirement after 14 years of contribution to USD, serving most recently as a facilities manager at the Beacom School of Business.
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USD's Business School Honors Class of 2023 Graduates
Summary: The University of South Dakota Beacom School of Business is proud to celebrate its 170 undergraduate and 51 graduate students who earned their degree earlier this month.
Guest Column
On my personal and professional journey, I owe USD so much to that, and I'm still in contact with a lot of friends and professors who have become mentors. I knew I could get a really great education, and it was affordable, but I didn't realize how rich of an experience it was going to be.
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: A Conversation with Sadie Swier
University of South Dakota alumna Sadie Swier '18 has been named director of South Dakota CEO East Women’s Business Center (SD CEO East) in Sioux Falls.
