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Meet McKenna Gray

Meet McKenna Gray, a driven individual from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who has chosen to continue her academic journey at the Chambers College after grduating with a degree in marketing. Gray is enrolling in the Master of Science in Human Resource Management (MSHRM) program, eager to apply the valuable skills she has acquired at West Virginia University and embark on her path as a successful businesswoman. 

With enthusiasm for her impending independence and professional growth, Gray is poised to make a positive impact in the business world.

Meet Steven Chettleburgh

In the diverse landscape of West Virginia University (WVU), the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation thrives within individuals like Steven Chettleburgh. From running a successful yard sale business in middle school to becoming the president of the WVU Entrepreneurship Club, Chettleburgh's passion for entrepreneurship has been a driving force throughout his academic journey. 

Join us as we explore his love for innovation, his contributions to the WVU community, and his dreams of opening his own business.

Meet Lillian Bischof

Lillian Bischof, a remarkable student from West Virginia University, recently received the prestigious Order of Augusta, recognizing her outstanding achievements and contributions to the university community. 

Throughout her college career, Bischof has pursued dual disciplines, excelling in both finance and chemical engineering within the WVU Statler College. Hailing from the northern panhandle of the state, Bischof chose WVU for its exceptional faculty and staff, who have nurtured her growth, provided countless opportunities, and fostered a sense of belonging. As she reflects on her journey, Bischof's passion for innovation and commitment to success shines through every aspect of her college experience.

Let's Talk Business: Julian Givi Shares Gift-Giving Insights

While I have uncovered many “truths” about giving, this post is going to focus on the very first one I unveiled: the benefits of sentimental gifts.

Take a moment to recall this most recent winter holiday season and all the gifts you gave. Chances are, most of them were superficial in nature: perhaps you gave an athletic jersey, a gift card, or a nice electronic item.

More to Discover at the Chambers College

When your student chooses West Virginia University’s John Chambers College of Business and Economics, they will...

Learn by doing in our new experiential and education hub, Reynolds Hall (five+ labs, social stairs, bagel shop, gym and more!)