Director of the Institute, Dr. Karen D. Loch, recipient of National Science Foundation grant.
Globalization is at the forefront of the changes affecting the business environment.
We recognize the importance of understanding and competing in a global market. Nita and I feel a gift in support of international studies will complement the College's strengths in electronic commerce and entrepreneurship. We want this gift to eliminate cultural boundaries and to nurture future global business leaders. As many as 25 top undergraduate and graduate level students will be selected to receive and award for a study abroad program or international internship. Special consideration will be given to students involved in the College's Institute for International Business, or who plan to undertake a study abroad program or international internship during the subsequent academic year.