The South Dakotan Business
Beacom School of Business Harnesses the 'Power of Intangibles'
By Kim Lee
It’s not a matter of chance that so many success stories emerge out of the Beacom School of Business.
Beacom has built its structure with intention. Weaved into every aspect of a business student’s interactions are opportunities for any assistance a student would need to ensure future success: recruiting, job placement, undergrad and grad advising, peer advising and even events and webinars for students undecided on a major.
Kate Liveringhouse is a tremendous illustration of the kind of student success that emerges from the business school. The senior health services administration (HSAD) major and 6’ center for the Coyote women’s basketball team graduated in May 2018 with both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. She finished all this in only four year, the result of a fast-track curriculum.
In This Issue
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Coyote Capital Management offers Beacom students experience and a competitive edge.
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Three student groups were honored in the Beacom School of Business.
