CIBRE Programs - School of Business Administration

CIBRE Programs

The following programs seek to provide experiential learning opportunities for students that integrate thought and action in real business, government and non-profit institutions, thus producing a meaningful impact on the local economy.

ACHIEVE - Beginning with the freshman year, this program indoctrinates students into the changing nature of business careers. ACHIEVE introduces students to financial literacy and business ethics by engaging them with regional business professionals who serve as mentors. Learn More About ACHIEVE >>

SCHOLARS - Case competitions and community projects are used to enhance the leadership skills of students in this competitive program. Learn more about SCHOLARS >>

ATiB - A business minor program started in 1997 that educates students in the application of information technology through corporate-sponsored projects. Learn more about ATiB >>

Experiential Learning and Innovation (ELI) - Engages graduate business students in solving corporate-sponsored business and entrepreneurial challenges. Learn more about ELI >>

i2B - Offers students the opportunity to assist entrepreneurs in developing business plans, including the launching of new ventures. Learn more About i2B >>

The following programs seek to work with community partners to recognize and address current issues confronting organizations.

Consultancy - Enables students to put their skills to work with local partners in support of civic, non-profit and small business organizations. Learn more about Consultancy >>