Our SIFE team was awarded $5,000 from the Quality of Life Grant via the Madison County Community Foundation.
The grant application that was prepared by Ambrosia Davidson, Vice President of Sustainability, focuses on our Second Chance project which falls within our Community Impact branch.
It is not often that someone can say they are the best in the world, but for Falls School of Business DBA graduate Larry Sayler, that is the perfect description. Sayler recently completed the Certified Managerial Accounting (CMA) test with the highest score in for the Spring 2009 test cycle, beating out over 4,000 other participants worldwide. With over 65% of test candidates coming from outside the US, Sayler’s accomplishment is truly a global achievement.
While teaching a social media course for his company, Brandswag, 2006 marketing graduate Kyle Lacy connected with Sarah Buckner, who works for the Hamilton County Tourism Bureau. After referring Lacy to the editor at Wiley Publishing in Indianapolis, Lacy started writing the book, Twitter Marketing for Dummies.
The Falls School of Business (FSB) at Anderson University unveiled a new dynamic Web site today, Tuesday, Sept. 1. The new site, www.anderson.edu/falls, offers a distinctive new design that is easier to navigate while providing informative features on a variety of areas such as the undergraduate, MBA, and DBA programs along with new areas for current and prospective students, admissions, parents, and alumni.
Anderson University and the Falls School of Business are always looking for new and exciting ways to pair faculty and students with community projects. This summer, Dr. Michael Bruce, Professor of Marketing, and senior Graham Brown collaborated to produce, "The Consumption and Consequences of Alcohol and Drugs in Madison County," an epidemiological profile of the county and substance abuse within it.
