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UI business students aim to boost RAGBRAI's economic impact on Protivin, other towns along route
The small northeastern Iowa town of Protivin is getting a helping hand from some Hawkeyes during this year’s RAGBRAI ride.
Recent News
HealthTech Solutions wins TCU competition
A Founders Club member in the Bedell Entrepreneurship Learning Lab, HealthTech Solutions took first place and the $25,000 price in the Values and Ventures Competition at TCU’s Neeley School of Business.
Teaching business and leadership skills to Iowa health care providers
Medical school students learn a lot of about health care, but a professor in the University of Iowa’s Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine says learning about business would be helpful too.
Improving teamwork with diversity
Tippie College of Business exercise shows students how acknowledging team members’ diversity helps them work better.
Quad Cities Venture School teaches businesses how to succeed
Whether it is a brand new idea, or an existing business looking for help, a six week boot camp through a partnership with the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce, Eastern Iowa Community Colleges and the University of Iowa is giving locals the opportunity to turn their dreams into reality.
Rivera receives Distinguished Achievement Award
Gabriela Rivera, assistant director of diversity, inclusion, and student success in the Tippie Undergraduate Program, received the 2016-17 Susan C. Buckley Distinguished Achievement Award for Staff this spring.
Iowa economists sign letter to Trump supporting immigration
Twenty Iowa economists from seven colleges and universities signed a New American Economy letter to President Trump emphasizing the importance of immigration for economic development.
Accreditation statement
Recent media reports have mischaracterized the status of the Tippie College of Business’ academic accreditation with the Association for the Advancement of College Schools of Business (AACSB). This is not true.