Tippie MBA student Mark Bullock named co-director of University of Iowa Department of Public Safety
University of Iowa Department of Public Safety Director Scott Beckner announced his retirement in February 2020. After his departure, two interim directors will lead UI public safety—UI Police Chief Lucy Wiederholt and Capt. Mark Bullock. Wiederholt and Bullock will serve as co-directors until a permanent public safety director is in place.
How STEM courses can enhance your MBA
The Tippie College of Business is mentioned in this U.S.News & World Report article on the ways many business schools are expanding their offerings in cutting-edge areas of science and technology.
Tippie team tops elite schools to capture MBA business analytics competition title
A team of Tippie College of Business Iowa MBA students won this year’s third annual MBA Business Analytics Case Competition in Iowa City on April 20, working to address a real-world business problem.
In the news
Tippie faculty and staff members Nancy Abram, Dave Deyak, and Cathy Zaharis are mentioned in several recent news articles in the press.
Ups and downs of working internationally
Working outside the United States isn't for everyone, but these three Tippie College alumni are succeeding and share their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in this article.
Tippie sets new direction for growth in its MBA and graduate programs
The University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business is making changes to its graduate business education programs to focus on opportunities for growth in its part-time MBA and specialized master’s degree offerings.
Tippie College new home in the Quad Cities ready for business
Iowa’s highest-ranked part-time MBA program has a new “home” in the Quad Cities: the Birchwood Fields Learning Center in Davenport.
Alan Reed: The business of medicine
Alan Reed, MD, MBA, director of the UI Organ Transplant Center and adjunct professor of accounting in the UI Tippie College of Business, talked with Medicine Iowa about this unique collaboration between the two colleges.
Business schools tackle ‘messy’ real-time corporate issues
Business schools are moving away from the case-study method -- the long-held standard of business education -- and asking students to resolve actual corporate dilemmas in real time.
PepsiCo Awards $15,000 to MBA students in a business case competition at the TCU Neeley School of Business
FORT WORTH, Texas (October 31, 2016) – At TCU this weekend, PepsiCo executives got a first-hand look at top MBA students from 14 universities as they competed in the 2016 PepsiCo MBA Invitational Business Case Competition.