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By Stephen Schmidt

Sometimes it takes a little financial incentive to attract and retain the faculty who can build and maintain a program’s national prominence.

At the beginning of the Spring 2020 semester, four Trulaske College of Business students joined 15 students from colleges across campus for an intensive course spawned from a partnership between Mizzou and AT &T.

Three alumni from the Trulaske College of Business accountancy program were recently honored with a 2019 Elijah Watt Sells Award.

The Trulaske College of Business awarded six of one of its top honors, the Citation of Merit, to five alumni and one additional longtime supporter of the college.

The business world is no stranger to buzzwords or jargon. As current and future leaders of industry, Mizzou business students, faculty and alumni appropriately throw around their fair share.

Kuntara Pukthuanthong, Robert J. Trulaske, Jr.

Learning the retail procurement process can be difficult to present with real-world information – many companies do not publicly share the data from their pricing, negotiations, retail planning strategies.

In its second year, the students of the Heartland Scholars Academy experienced a busy fall sharing highlights of and promoting the program to Mizzou audiences around the country.

Friends and family gathered to celebrate more than 250 students from the Trulaske College of Business who graduated this semester, including 134 undergraduates who walked at the Fall 2019 commencement ceremony December 14, 2019, at the Hearnes Cen

The 23 students of the Walton Scholars program traveled to Chicago October 17-19 visiting downtown locations of several companies, Hireology, Leo Burnett, Morningstar Financial and Google.

Madison Plaster, a 2018 Mizzou graduate with degrees in international studies and business administration, joined an elite group of scholars from 40 different countries at Peking University in Beijing as a prestigious Yenching Scholar this fall.

For Richard, education is a lifelong pursuit. Born and raised in New York, he began his collegiate academic career at Cornell University in 1943, but World War II prompted him to enlist in the U.S. Navy.