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“I knew there had to be a way I could unpack this material so they could actually use it.”

“Our material/financial life is deeply a part of our spiritual journey.”

“The legacies and profound contributions of Beth, Tom, and Steve remain etched in the fabric of the Crowell School of Business.”

“Innovator’ and ‘entrepreneur’ are not job titles — they’re a way of thinking, and they’re really the future of work”

“Our focus is in shaping business professionals while also nurturing them as leaders who will inspire lasting change in a dynamic world.”

“She encouraged us to choose the way of Jesus and exhorted us to mimic His leadership style.”

“Being a believer in business today is both a tremendous opportunity to influence others and a significant challenge in confronting counter perspectives.”

“Financial anxiety is the second highest stressor of college students…”

Collaboration works wonders until it doesn’t

“We were encouraged to ask questions, be curious, and to not be afraid to speak up.”

I have been thinking a lot about gratitude recently, and there is much to be grateful for.

After nine years as dean, I have discerned that this is the right time for me to retire and allow new leadership to take Crowell School of Business to the next level.

Vibrant organizations are always in tension between stability and change, and Crowell is no exception.

Much of our shaping of students takes place in the classroom, but that’s by no means the full picture. To be prepared, our students have to step out into the business world, and we must also bring the business world to them.

“The Crowell curriculum and faculty and staff have built us into who we are today…”

The excellence of a school is built upon the excellence of its faculty, and despite the obstacles and tensions in our culture and in our world,...

“Our speakers will bring a fresh perspective on navigating the workplace environment in today's climate.”

“Along with the spiritual formation that 51���� is known for, we want Crowell to also be known for its career formation.”

The question for 2022: Is bringing my authentic Christ-following self to the workplace an option, or am I commanded to do so?

“We have a Master of Professional Accountancy program that's ready for the CPA evolution…”

“Leadership is an often misused and misunderstood term. Even less understood is the biblical basis for leadership and how to walk in it as a holy calling…”

What attributes do you want on your team? The answer may be in these six words.

“A Christlike picture of success is grounded in service and sacrifice. In entrepreneurship, this [means] making decisions that ultimately benefit everyone...”

“How does Scripture influence our decisions beyond personal piety? There are consequences to our actions every day in work, not just in our acts of service in the church.”

Innovation is more than creativity. In business, the goal is developing and executing new ideas that improve outcomes. That requires leadership.