Dr. Konya Weber presented a paper entitled, “Closing the Gap: Are business graduates meeting employers’ expectations?” at the 2011 International American Marketing Association Conference in New Orleans. She received the ‘Best Conference Paper” award. As faculty advisor, Dr. Konya Weber attended the 2011 International American Marketing Association (AMA) Collegiate Conference. The AMA chapter was represented [...]
Each year a select group of students is called forward to accept one of the most prestigious awards the academic community can bestow—from Who’s Who Among Students, in American Universities and Colleges. Twenty upperclassmen from Northwest Nazarene University, six of whom majored in Business, have been named to the 2010-11 edition of Who’s Who Among [...]
Students in Dr. Chaplin’s STEP Microeconomic Analysis class got a treat the evening of February 28th, as Idaho boxing legend, Cleveland “The Christian Warrior” Corder (from nearby Kuna), came to give his Christian Testimony and discuss the discipline and sacrifices necessary to become the 1997 National Golden Gloves Champion (beating 2000 Olympic Bronze Medalist and [...]
Dr. David Chaplin, Associate Professor of Economics in the School of Business, presented “Effort and Efficiency in Elite Amateur Boxing Tournaments” at the “International Scientific Conference: Europe – Youth – Olympism” in Liberec, Czech Republic February 10-12. The Conference was organized by the Technical University of Liberec and sponsored by the European Union, Czech Olympic [...]
The Accounting Club sponsored a “Job Skills” seminar Tuesday evening, February 2 in Harter Lecture Hall. Over 60 students attended the event. A panel of guest speakers was comprised of Marie Baker (Nirector Nampa Civic Center), Mark Falconer (Hewlett Packard and member of the NNU Business Advisory Board), Doug Armstrong (President and General Manager of [...]
NNU’s AMA (American Marketing Association) club won a national award for sponsoring an organ donation creative event, and was ranked First Place for Most Impactful/Creative Event, and 8th in the nation on donor registration. $150 was awarded the club. Last Fall, the AMA collegiate chapter participated in a national competition to increase awareness of the [...]
12.01Accounting Mascot
The Treasure Valley awakened to seven inches of snow today, and NNU students experienced a winter wonderland on their way to class. Professor Ann Thompson-Crabb’s Accounting students took advantage of the snow to create a mascot for their class. Who says Accounting Classes can’t have fun? Photo by Paul Swidecki
Drs. Mark Emerson, Karen Jones, and Teri Whilden (School of Business) presented a paper November 12, 2010, at the Washington State University Business Law and Ethics 2010 Symposium. The paper was titled “Undergraduate Ethics: A Comparative Analysis of the Ethical Framework of Business Students from Different Generations. The following is Dr. Whilden’s story of the [...]
On Saturday November 13th the NNU Student Managed Fund Club (SMF) participated in the annual “Rake Up Nampa” event. As part of the event the members of the club were given a home that was in need of some outdoor maintenance. The club raked leafs, pulled weeds and even took care of some hard to [...]
11.09Halloween Surprise
Dr. Peter and Professor Ann Crabb captured the Halloween spirit with this picture of a business scholar on their front porch. The scholar was reportedly pleased with recent Dow Jones trends, and left a “Treat” rather than a “Trick” at the Crabb’s home. The rest of the Business Department is wondering if Turkeys read the [...]