All in the Family: John Miller uses Trulaske College of Business education to help lead Miller’s Professional Imaging
Trulaske students flex global business skills in ‘spirited’ competition
Unlocking AI advancements in accountancy
Trulaske College of Business announces faculty fellows in transformative technology
The Center for Transformative Technology (C4TT), housed within the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business, has announced its inaugural cohort of C4TT Faculty Fellows.
Student workers in Trulaske’s C4TT, CEI lead workshops for peers
Luke Elking will graduate from the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business this spring. But not without first making his mark.
Turkish chess star, Trulaske student nabs Grandmaster title
When young Turkish phenom Isik Can left behind the chess tournament world to focus on academics at the age of 13, he didn’t expect to find himself back on the path to Grandmaster as a student at the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.
Wind in their ‘sales’: Trulaske students bring home honors in collegiate competitions
The basketball courts weren’t the only places heating up with intercollegiate rivalries in February. Last month, the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business took students to three regional collegiate competitions.
Seven Trulaske students receive prestigious Mizzou ’39 award
Seven seniors from the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business were recently honored with the prestigious Mizzou ’39 award.
Experience-centered learning program gives Trulaske students the competitive ‘Edge’
In an increasingly competitive workforce, it’s more important than ever that students graduate from the University of Missouri equipped with the skills that are in demand by top employers. Mizzou’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.
Sticky Notes and Sleepless Nights Spell Success for Mizzou Inventor
For Gregg Scheller, BS ME ’79, inspiration often strikes in the middle of the night — leaving his bathroom mirror covered in sticky notes by morning. That’s life for an inventor who’s made innovation both his career and his calling.
The Hidden Red Flags: How Financial Misreporting Can Signal a Recession
The University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business would like to thank KPMG and Andersen alumni for helping to make research like this possible.
Salesforce for students: Innovative custom class module replaces the ‘school of hard knocks’
Whether it’s due to lack of background information, an overabundance of optimism or just not enough real-world experience, most sales and marketing professionals have found themselves falling down the rabbit hole of a lead that just didn’t pan out
Experiential venture fund program helps students make ‘gains’ on professional goals
You’ll find Nathan Smith’s interests at the intersection of accounting and entrepreneurship.
United Airlines CIO, Trulaske alum talks value-driven tech in the airline industry
In an era when technology is evolving faster than ever, keeping pace with the change that follows is like trying to run alongside a commercial jet during takeoff.
Miss Boone County uses Trulaske entrepreneurial skills to empower female athletes to ‘Play Her Potential’
Photo by Katie White, courtesy of Mizzou Athletics
Mizzou’s Trulaske College of Business launches new MBA in Analytics program
To keep pace with the growing demand for leaders who can interpret data, drive business innovation and leverage technology, the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.
Innovative use of AI enhances lesson on bridging cultural differences
Each semester, BA1500 students in the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr.
Zigzag: Trulaske alum follows love of travel down varied career paths
From a young age, Tom Botts’ love of travel was sky-high. Literally.
“My parents can tell you stories of taking me to the airport as a little boy to watch planes take off,” Botts recalled.
Relentless desire to learn motivates track athlete, MBA student to keep moving forward
Tañia J. Duncan has her eyes set on a professional goal: owning her own home-building company. Though there will be hurdles to clear, it’s nothing Duncan can’t handle.
Wall Street Summer Camp: Trulaske announces new camp for high school students
A unique new program at the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business will give rising high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to get a head start on their future.
Alum Alex Hunter shares how Trulaske provided the foundation for an impactful career in healthcare management
“Who we are as professionals is an extension of who we are as people.” It’s a simple principle that has helped Alex Hunter build a thriving and impactful career in healthcare management.