Our Business Magazine

It’s that time of year again – our business magazine is out!

We spoke to faculty and staff who came forward to help their community during COVID-19, Intuit executive Brad Smith, about his family’s gift to West Virginia University, two young entrepreneurs on how their company is providing an environmental solution, faculty who are trailblazing us forward into the future, students and alumni who followed their passions, and so much more.

This year’s digital business magazine allows you to save your spot on your favorite article, so that you can browse it later – exactly where you left off. Simply click the bookmark, enter your email, and check your inbox to finish reading.

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Virtual Study Abroad Course

Want the opportunity to study abroad in Bahrain? Now, you can! 

Take a virtual trip to Bahrain and get academic credit for it. 

Enroll in this course – BCOR 200 (CRN 18142) – during the Spring 2021 semester to study business, entrepreneurship, gender and culture from Bahrain.

The class will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 to 11:15 a.m.

Questions? Email Susan Lantz at susan.lantz@mail.wvu.edu for more information.

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Chambers Fellows Program

The visionary namesake behind John Chambers College of Business & Economics is empowering underrepresented students to transform West Virginia’s economy through entrepreneurship and innovation via a new Chambers Fellows program.

Beginning Fall 2021, up to four students majoring in entrepreneurship, management information systems or computer engineering (with a minor in entrepreneurship) will be selected each academic year as Chambers Fellows.

“I’m excited to partner with leaders at WVU, like President Gordon Gee and Chambers College Dean Javier Reyes, to contribute resources that will help my home state become a startup state and model for the rest of our country and the world,” said Chambers.

Chambers Fellows Program

Student Organizations

As a business student, we know it’s important to build relationships. That’s why we offer 30+ student organizations that are specific to Chambers College.

Beginning in the spring semester, we will be sharing videos of our organizations on the Chambers College Instagram account – @wvuchambers – to highlight the different business clubs and orgs that other business students can get involved in.

We’re asking leaders of our organizations to submit a 60-second, vertical video explaining your club and why someone should join.

Email your video to Becommunications@mail.wvu.edu or submit it here.

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