Alum wins silver medal on CPA exam

Keith Cundiff, a 2003 graduate of the Collins College of Business, was among the highest scorers on the 2009 CPA examination in the state of Oklahoma and garnered the silver medal.
 

Conference of Accountants set for April 27-28 at TU

Entitled, “Accounting: Risky Business in a Brave New World,” the 64th annual Conference of Accountants is set for April 27 and 28 at The University of Tulsa.

New view: Helmerich Hall’s south entrance renovated

Construction crews spent the spring semester renovating the south entrance to Helmerich Hall, home of the Collins College of Business.

New MBA Recruiter Knows the Program Well

It takes one to know one, so the expression goes. It also helps explain why Patricia Zumwalt is the newest recruiter for Graduate Business Programs at the Collins College of Business.
 

Doing Business with China Still a Challenge

The ballooning U.S. trade deficit, China’s economic nationalism and lack of enforceable trade laws make it difficult for U.S. businesses to expand into the China market, according to Steven Chan, Deputy Director of the U.S. Department of Commerce China Office.
 

T-Shirt contest to aid Kendall-Whittier neighborhood

True Blue Neighbors and Studio Blue have teamed up for a campus-wide T-shirt design contest aimed at helping a nearby neighborhood. The contest is to design the winning TU T-shirt that will be produced and sold, with proceeds benefiting True Blue neighbors and a student emergency fund.