The Community Business Reception and "Meet the Dean" event will be Feb. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Federal Hall. The event will be an opportunity for people to meet Dean Brien Smith and learn more about collaborating with the college's students and faculty.
A sculpture outside Federal Hall, new home of the Scott College of Business, commemorates the signing of an agreement more than 200 years ago that led to the establishment of the New York Stock Exchange.
Dean Smith's goals for the college can be defined by a simple message. He starts as dean just as the Scott College moves from its previous home in one of the Statesman Towers to Federal Hall.
Students Kassie Jo Grooms of Marshall, Ill., Patrick Landwehr II of Chesterfield, Mo., and Brandon Nettrouer of South Whitley are this year's recipients.
Brien N. Smith, professor of management and associate dean of the Miller College of Business at Ball State University, has been named dean of the Scott College of Business at ISU. He will start his duties on July 1.
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business this month announced that the Scott College of Business has maintained its AACSB-International accreditation. Only five percent of the world's business schools garnered the recognition.
The first edition of "Research@Scott" covers financial services and public policy and features articles from national research fellows of Networks Financial Institute and the Scott College's own faculty members.
The Scott College of Business now consists of the department of accounting, finance, insurance and risk management; the department of management, information systems, and business education; and the department of marketing and operations.
The Scott College of Business at Indiana State University is listed in the 2011 edition of 'The Best 300 Business Schools' by the Princeton Review.
Professor says first leader will influence the role of the new Federal Insurance Office.