Join the celebration and grand opening of t
he SBA's Stinson Student Advancement Center, Monday, Dec. 13, at 5 p.m., sec
ond floor, Elliott Hall. Join in person or online through our live Webcast (the Webcast will broadcast the program, which run
s 5:30 to 6 p.m.) which will be available via a link from the SBA home page
at www.sba.oakland.edu that day.
\n
\nThis event will celebrate p
hase two of the Elliott Hall renovation, as the SBA continues transforming i
ts spaces to help transform student lives. This phase continues the effort t
o create a feeling of community among SBA students -- whether they are resid
ential or commuter -- by consolidating student services to encourage career
enrichment, education and socialization.
\n
\nThe state-of-the-ar
t Stinson Student Advancement Center supports the three tenets of the SBA --
integrative thinking, experiential learning and global understanding -- thr
ough a student interaction room that offers tools for global interactions, c
ollaborations, alumni-student interaction, project sponsor-student interacti
ons and business leadership forums. Together with a separate Network Securit
y Lab, an executive and professional education room and a new cafe that serv
es coffee and sandwiches, SBA has invested more than $1 million to support i
ts student-centered goal.
\n
The Stinson Student Advancement Center is na med for Ann and Craig Stinson, longtime supporters of Oakland University and the School of Business Administration.
Join the celebration and grand opening of t
he SBA's Stinson Student Advancement Center, Monday, Dec. 13, at 5 p.m., sec
ond floor, Elliott Hall. Join in person or online through our live Webcast (the Webcast will broadcast the program, which run
s 5:30 to 6 p.m.) which will be available via a link from the SBA home page
at www.sba.oakland.edu that day.
\n
\nThis event will celebrate p
hase two of the Elliott Hall renovation, as the SBA continues transforming i
ts spaces to help transform student lives. This phase continues the effort t
o create a feeling of community among SBA students -- whether they are resid
ential or commuter -- by consolidating student services to encourage career
enrichment, education and socialization.
\n
\nThe state-of-the-ar
t Stinson Student Advancement Center supports the three tenets of the SBA --
integrative thinking, experiential learning and global understanding -- thr
ough a student interaction room that offers tools for global interactions, c
ollaborations, alumni-student interaction, project sponsor-student interacti
ons and business leadership forums. Together with a separate Network Securit
y Lab, an executive and professional education room and a new cafe that serv
es coffee and sandwiches, SBA has invested more than $1 million to support i
ts student-centered goal.
\n
The Stinson Student Advancement Center is na med for Ann and Craig Stinson, longtime supporters of Oakland University and the School of Business Administration.