Dr. Corey Baham is one of several faculty from across the nation to receive recognition from the Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE) for earning one of the organization’s top annual publication awards.
The artwork of Spears Business student Saghar Mirtarazjani has won a spot in the Oklahoma State University 2021 Celebrating Black Lives Art Contest and will be exhibited in the Student Union Jan. 18-29.
Our Graduate Global Student of the Month is Youngok Song, also known as Sunny. A native of South Korea, Sunny is currently pursuing her Graduate degree in Marketing and is in her second year.
Our Undergraduate Global Student of the Month is Vivienne Sander. A native of Wolfsburg, Germany, Vivienne is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Management with a minor in International Business.
An Oklahoma native, West studied anthropology and archaeology at the University of Tulsa where he earned a bachelor’s degree before taking a new direction in his career when he began working for hotels and resorts in Colorado where he discovered a passion for the hospitality industry.
Jerry Rackley, longtime marketing faculty member in OSU’s Spears School of Business, has been named assistant head and assistant professor of professional practice in the School of Marketing and International Business.
Dr. Kevin Kam Fung So joined the OSU School of Hospitality and Tourism Management as William E. Davis Professor and associate professor in hospitality and tourism management in fall 2020. A native of southern China, So enrolled at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia, in 2006 where he received a bachelor’s degree in business management majoring in hotel management, and in December 2013 was awarded a doctorate in hospitality and tourism management.
Dr. Ajay Sukhdial is the Spears School of Business Global Faculty of the Month honoree for December, as selected by the Center for Advanced Global Leadership and Engagement (CAGLE).
Oklahoma State participated in the Baylor Ethics Case Competition in November. It was the first national case competition OSU competed in during the 2020-21 academic year.
Oklahoma State’s Business Analytics and Data Science (BAnDS) program held its annual case competition Oct. 30. Fifteen teams of the program’s graduate students competed against each other using a case featuring an international hotel chain.
