April’s Alumni Q&A Spotlight is on Eric Uehlinger, MBA ’14, Finance Senior Manager at First American. Eric went through the Executive MBA program. Why did you choose the finance industry? I have family that works in Financial Services, and there tends to be a lot of jobs and diversity within this field. I made a
Chapman University’s Argyros School of Business and Economics is ranked #74 nationally, up 11 spots from last year, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Business Schools rankings. The ranking methodology weighs multiple metrics, including graduate salaries and employment rates; student selectivity, including average incoming GMATs, GPAs and acceptance rates; peer ratings by
Brianna Gonzalez is a full-time student in the JD/MBA dual degree program and is expected to graduate in May 2022. Brianna earned her Bachelor of Business Administration from Concordia University Irvine. While studying Marketing/Finance at Concordia, she was a Dean’s List student and the President of the international business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi. She also
Tiffany Yang is a joint MBA/MS in Food Science student graduating in 2021. Her pursuit of a food science career came from her interest in the production of common foods that we eat every day. She wanted to gain manufacturing insight and find ways to make food both safer and of a higher quality for consumers.
While studying Business Administration as an undergrad at Chapman University, Austin Price spent four years coaching tennis at his alma mater, Tustin High School. After serving two and a half years as an assistant, in late 2018 he became the youngest head coach in program history. Later that season, the Girls Varsity Team boasted a
To ensure graduating Argyros School of Business and Economics students are receiving the education they expect, the Agryros School conducts an Assurance of Learning process. Included in this process is the ETS Major Field Test that graduating MBA students take. Participation in the test is important as it allows ASBE to compare our program to
First-year MBA students have been looking forward to the MBA Mentor Kickoff event since the beginning of the semester. Students were eager to be paired with business professionals with real-life experience. The George L. Argyros School of Business & Economics prides itself on networking events where students can connect with and learn from working professionals.
As we celebrate Veteran’s Day, we have many Argyros School students and alumni to thank for their service in the U.S. Armed Forces. These men are just a few examples of the many veterans that are part of the Argyros School community. To all those who have served, we thank you for your service and
Born and raised in Southern California, I joined the Navy in 2006 with the goal of becoming a Navy SEAL. After graduating from SEAL training in 2008, I went on to complete the Special Operations Combat Medic course. From there, I was stationed at SEAL Team Four where I completed two successful combat deployments to
Congratulations to Jason Alexander, MBA ’19 who was recently promoted to Director of Park Operations for Tokyo Disneyland. In this senior executive role, Jason will oversee the overall management of park operations and stewardship of the Disney brand in the Japanese market. An accomplished manager before starting the Executive MBA program, having his MBA opened
Asha Ries is a Full-Time MBA student in the Class of 2021. Prior to enrolling in the Argyros School she worked in talent acquisition as an HR recruiter in the engineering and pharmaceutical industries. Asha earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Business Administration from Creighton University 2013. In 2015 she completed her M.A. in
Submitted by Martin Gomez (MBA ’20) The digital assistant market, simply put, is broken. Have you ever really tried asking any digital assistants for something useful like “Can you book me a flight?”, and faced the infamous “Sorry, I can’t do that”? Well, you’re not alone. You’re part of at least 1 billion people across