Park City Teams with USU Energy Dynamics Lab, the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business to Reduce Carbon Footprint

LOGAN, Utah, Nov. 17, 2009— Utah State University’s Energy Dynamics Laboratory and the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business have teamed with Park City, Utah, to conduct an energy feasibility study that will serve as a guide as Park City works to reach major milestones for environmental ...Click here for more

USU RECRUITS ACCOUNTING FIRM CEO AND A RUGBY COACH TO TEACH LEADERSHIP AT SALT LAKE CITY SEMINAR

LOGAN — The CEO of one the nation’s largest accounting firms and one of the top rugby coaches in the United States will have something in common Thursday,Nov. 19. They both have been recruited to speak at the Partners In Business Leadership Seminar to be held at the Radisson Hotel in Salt Lake ...Click here for more

Faculty Focus - Tyler J. Bowles, Professor and Head, Department of Economics and Finance, Huntsman School of Business

As a result of teaching large classes of primarily freshman students for more than twenty years, I have had the good fortune of interacting with 15,000 to 20,000 students thus far in my teaching career. It has been a wonderful experience. An additional benefit of teaching so many students has been ...Click here for more

Introducing you to ASUSU: Landon Essig, Business Senator

Many of you may remember a large, blue-wooden can that was placed outside of the business building last year during elections. The can stood about 8 feet tall and 5 feet wide. If you didn’t see the large can, perhaps you noticed several small cans attached to students’ backpacks. All of those ...Click here for more

USU business alumna honored

The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University has recognized a former student who is now CFO of the fifth largest bottler in the United States. Christine Buckley, the CFO of Swire Coca-Cola in the United States, visited USU to receive the school’s Professional Achievement ...Click here for more

Trick-or-trash for Huntsman scholars

On Halloween ghosts and goblins are usually going door to door collecting goodies. This Halloween several dozen wayward spooky characters will be collecting trash, not candy. A group of USU students, called the Huntsman Scholars have adopted a section of 1000 West, also known as Route 252. The ...Click here for more

USU’S HUNTSMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HONORS COCA-COLA EXECUTIVE

LOGAN — The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University has recognized a former student who has gone on to become the CFO of the fifth largest bottler in the United States with the school’s Professional Achievement Award. Christine Buckley, the CFO of Swire Coca-Cola in the ...Click here for more

USU STUDENTS IN SEARCH OF TRASH, NOT GOODIES ON HALLOWEEN

LOGAN — On Halloween ghosts and goblins are usually going door to door collecting goodies. This Halloween several dozen wayward spooky characters will be collecting trash, not candy. At least those are the plans of a group of students at Utah State University called the Huntsman Scholars who ...Click here for more

Accountant expresses need for tax raise in future

“We are on an unsustainable fiscal path, and we must take steps to fix it when the time is appropriate,” said Harry “Hank” Gutman Wednesday at the Intermountain Accounting Seminar sponsored by the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. The necessary steps, Gutman said, may inevitably involve raising ...Click here for more

Professors enhance Utah through wind energy research

Huntsman School of Business professors Cathy Hartman and Edwin Stafford conducted a study on a wind-power development that would be constructed in Summit County. “Our dean, Doug Anderson, stresses that the faculty do research that matters,” Hartman said. Hartman and Stafford began working ...Click here for more