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Learning Through Service

Learning Through Service

In the service learning unit of the Chambers College's on-campus MBA program, students design, plan and execute a project to benefit a local nonprofit or small business of their choosing. This year’s projects netted big results: 

  • Nearly $13.5k raised and donated to local organizations 

  • Over 100 items collected and donated to local organizations 

  • 7 local nonprofits served (including Monongalia County Child Advocacy Center, Mountaineers for Mutts, Pantry Plus More and WVU Children’s Hospital) 

  • 10 winter shelters for stray cats constructed and placed 

  • One new product developed (Mountaineer Baby Bootie Kits) 

“These projects are a great opportunity for our students to learn by doing – and make a positive impact at the same time,” said MBA Program Director Dan Shahar. “With just two months to go from concept to completion, these groups had the deck stacked against them. The results they were able to achieve are a testament to their resourcefulness and determination.”

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A Chambers College student can become anything. Like his father before him, Economics Ph.D. graduate Perry Ferrell became a carpenter.

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In Service to the State

Brad Price, associate professor of management information systems, was named to the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business' 2024 Class of Influential Leaders. This distinction honors “AACSB-accredited business school faculty demonstrating impact through their research.” The AACSB is the Chambers College’s accrediting body. 

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Paul Speaker Appointed Fred T. Tattersall Distinguished Teaching Chair in Finance

Paul Speaker, professor in the Finance department, has been appointed as the Fred T. Tattersall Distinguished Teaching Chair in Finance for the Chambers College.

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From Business to Blankets

For over a decade, Mountaineers have become Blanketeers. 

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Breaking the Mold

MBA graduate Kristin Morvik is using her business education to educate the world.  

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