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Earning accolades, educating leaders and promoting belonging is all in a day’s work at the Haworth College of Business. Learn about the exciting achievements happening as we prepare Business Broncos for life after graduation by offering exceptional, experience-driven learning.

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Student success

 

At the Haworth College of Business, learning that prepares students for their careers is part of everyday life. Crizio Sinuraya, a digital marketing student, was able to take his classroom learning and directly translate it into a top-notch marketing campaign—winning first place in Adobe’s 2023 Digital Edge Awards, out of more than 1,400 entries. His WMU Haworth experience has built not only job skills, but also confidence.

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 Dr. Jennifer Bott teaches a HyFlex WMU MBA class.

In the spotlight

Notable news from the 2023-24 academic year highlights impressive rankings, successful students and more. See how WMU Haworth shines!

 

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Faculty focus

In addition to all they do for students, WMU Haworth faculty are leading the way in groundbreaking research, from AI to healthcare communities to student belonging. Read on to learn more about their interesting research and the impact it has on our students and communities.

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Belonging and authenticity—six student stories

Six WMU Haworth students speak about how their experience-driven learning has helped them develop skill sets, confidence and a sense of belonging. Their ability to show up authentically comes from meeting personal and professional challenges with the self-reflection and support that it takes to grow.

Lynn Loo with a bronco drawn behind her
Fostering inclusion, reaching for excellence and having no regrets
Spencer Gould with graphs projected behind him
Forecasting, friendship, and the future
Sierra Ward with a crown drawn atop her head.
Uplifting others and embracing yourself, friendship and the future
Clare White with vines drawn around her
From undecided to accountancy major
Carson Grindel with pawprints and footprints walking beside one another
From self-doubt to self-confidence
Sydney Osinski with two hands drawn behind her holding one another
Embracing opportunity and loss

 

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Alumni perspectives

As the business world continues to evolve, professionals are faced with new challenges every day. Business Bronco alumni thrive in knowing their strengths, tapping into their passions and embracing new adventures. These three alumni stories show how business alumni are building on the foundation of their education to make their marks in the workplace and their communities.

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Professor Zwanka and his students

Food Marketing: a recognized leader

The Food Marketing program at WMU has recently been recognized for its top CPG talent. With hands-on projects, a dynamic student organization, innovative certifications and a high-quality annual conference, it is easy to see why.

The 2023 Award recipients holding their plaques

Celebrating alumni and friends

We welcomed back a distinguished group of alumni during WMU Homecoming 2023, recognizing their career accomplishments, business leadership and service.

 

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Belonging, a poem by Rianna Clay-Valdez

When asked about belonging at the Haworth College of Business, students had a number of responses about how they “found their fit” at WMU. Rianna Clay-Valdez responded with a poem that connects college, family and legacy.

Rianna Clay-Valdez is wearing a white button-up shirt and Broncos pullover and is smiling at the camera.

A group of business students sit around a laptop at a table in Schneider Hall.
 

Business success begins here

WMU Haworth strives to provide experiences that help business students thrive, ensuring they have the resources essential for being a college student. Help support our laptop program, which gives students with demonstrated financial need the ability to borrow a laptop for an academic year. 

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