Applications are being accepted to fill open positions on the 2022-2023 Tippie Undergraduate Judicial Board. Members serve one-year terms that may be renewed for the following academic year, providing eligibility guidelines continue to be met.
Apply by Monday, October 18. If you have questions, please contact melissa-baker@uiowa.edu
The Young Alumni Board (YAB) Summer Mentor Program is for Tippie students who are interested in being connected with a Tippie alum during a six-week virtual mentoring program in Summer 2021. The mentor serves as a professional resource and helps you to build your professional network in your industry and/or city. Mentoring resources and guidelines will be provided to both the mentor and mentee. Matches to students are primarily based on industry interest and where applicable, in the same city. Even if you don’t have an internship this summer, you are welcome to apply.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The alum mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them at least three times virtually throughout the six-week program
How big of a time commitment is it? We will provide guidelines and resources in the program. Mentors and mentees will be asked to participate in a kick-off call, provide feedback via a mid-summer survey, and attend the program wrap-up call at the beginning of August. We will request that each alum connects with their mentee at least three times during the mentoring program.
How do I sign up? Apply here. The application period is open until April 9. You will receive your mentoring match via email by April 30.
The Young Alumni Board (YAB) Summer Mentor Program is for Tippie students who are interested in being connected with a Tippie alum during a six-week virtual mentoring program in Summer 2021. The mentor serves as a professional resource and helps you to build your professional network in your industry and/or city. Mentoring resources and guidelines will be provided to both the mentor and mentee. Matches to students are primarily based on industry interest and where applicable, in the same city.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The alum mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them at least three times virtually throughout the six-week program
How big of a time commitment is it? We will provide guidelines and resources in the program. Mentors and mentees will be asked to participate in a kick-off call, provide feedback via a mid-summer survey, and attend the program wrap-up call at the beginning of August. We will request that each alum connects with their mentee at least three times during the mentoring program.
How do I sign up? Apply here. The application period is open until April 9. You will receive your mentoring match via email by April 30.
The Young Alumni Board (YAB) Summer Mentor Program is for Tippie students who are interested in being connected with a Tippie alum during a six-week virtual mentoring program in Summer 2021. The mentor serves as a professional resource and helps you to build your professional network in your industry and/or city. Mentoring resources and guidelines will be provided to both the mentor and mentee. Matches to students are primarily based on industry interest and where applicable, in the same city.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The alum mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them at least three times virtually throughout the six-week program
How big of a time commitment is it? We will provide guidelines and resources in the program. Mentors and mentees will be asked to participate in a kick-off call, provide feedback via a mid-summer survey, and attend the program wrap-up call at the beginning of August. We will request that each alum connects with their mentee at least three times during the mentoring program.
How do I sign up? Apply here. The application period is open until April 9. Click on the button below to apply. You will receive your mentoring match via email by April 30.
Did you know you receive free access to LinkedIn Learning as a UI student? LinkedIn Learning is an online training library that provides access to thousands of online courses on productivity, web design, graphic design, photography, programming, coding, and more. All you have to do to get started is log in with your HawkID!
March 8th is International Women’s Day, a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. In some countries, the entire month of March is declared Women’s History Month to highlight the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society.
This month, to honor women inside and outside of the workplace, LinkedIn Learning has launched a March Challenge, kicking off March 9th. Through short videos throughout the month, you’ll explore gender bias, its impact, and how to support & empower women at work.
Challenge yourself to participate every day –each one takes ~5 minutes or less. To keep yourself on track, try keeping a journal or print the calendar and initial each day when you’ve completed it.
Happy learning!
Twenty-one student leaders
The Tippie Top 21 award recognizes 21 of the college’s outstanding student leaders. These students are young people who have excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership, experiential learning, and advancing diversity, inclusion, and global engagement.
Why Re-Branding?
We encourage our students to propel themselves into the college experience by getting involved within Tippie and beyond. That being said, credit should be given where credit is due. Tippie’s Top 21 gives well-deserved recognition to outstanding leaders who begin their college journeys from many different backgrounds. Moving forward, we hope to re-brand this award in order to be more inclusive of the undergraduate student population who come from all these backgrounds.
Whether it is through stellar academics or impressive initiative, our faculty and staff know that students can impact the Tippie community in countless ways. It is important to us to acknowledge these impacts and highlight the students who make them.
How do I know if a student is qualified?
We’re sure you’re thinking of all the great Tippie students you could nominate for a Top 21 award. First, be sure that the student you have in mind is admitted to Tippie OR has declared pre-business. No matter their age, ALL Tippie students and pre-business students are eligible to be nominated. Nominees also are expected to have demonstrated excellence in at least two of the following areas:
If you have questions, please contact Tevin Robbins at tevin-robbins@uiowa.edu.
Want to know how your passions transfer to a business career? This Spring, Forté and our partners are pleased to host the virtual National Campus to Business Leadership Conference and Women of Color Symposium.
Glance into a day-in-the-life of successful businesswomen and grow your network to set yourself up for a successful entry into the business world during this premier virtual event for undergraduate women. Pick the session track that works best for you, connect with recruiters from Fortune 500 companies like Citi and JPMorgan, and hear from keynote speakers at DaVita, PIMCO, and more! Plus, you won’t want to miss the keynote from New York Times bestselling author, Lindsey Pollak.
The best part? It’s completely free to apply! Once you’re admitted, a fee is required to reserve your seat. Now is the best time to invest in yourself so apply today!
National Campus to Business Leadership Conference Online Sessions:
Friday, March 12: Noon – 6:30 PM ET
Saturday, March 13: 10:30 – 3:30 PM ET
Women of Color Symposium Online Session:
Thursday, March 11: 4:00 – 7:45 PM ET
APPLY NOW
Application Deadline: February 14
A student team from the Tippie College of Business placed third at the 10th Annual National Diversity Case Competition hosted by the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.
The team included Jaiden Goodman, Baaba Saisie, Gina Waters, and Anna Zinselmeier. Goodman and Zinselmeier are peer tutors at the Frank Business Communication Center where they coach Tippie students in writing, speaking, and visual design.
“The Tippie College of Business is committed to graduating strong communicators and equipping students to think seriously about social issues relating to diversity and inclusion,” said Pamela Bourjaily, director of the Frank Business Communication Center and associate professor of instruction. “Our team’s placement at the premier diversity case competition in the country showcases our success in both those efforts.”
The case was provided by 3M’s Social Justice Strategy and Initiatives team and asked students to consider how the multinational company could engage “the broader organization to address some of the racial and socioeconomic inequities in our society.”
The competition is held annually over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. This year’s competition was conducted virtually and included teams from the University of Michigan, Boston College, and the University of Washington. For more information, visit the NDCC website.
Register for Hawkeye Service Breaks (LS:1024) during Early Registration for a Tippie RISE experience!
This course is an introduction to theoretical approaches to service-learning and shared experiential learning. The class includes concepts of the intersectionality of varied social and community issues, reflection and reciprocity, active citizenship and community building, practical implementation of skills from student’s academic disciplines, and leadership development. This is a 10-week course that meets in person for 1 hour 15 minutes once per week in addition to a weekly online module that students must complete before class.
Due to the change in the academic schedule, the immersive portion of this year’s program will happen over the course of three weekends. Students will participate in there retreat immersion experience with their designated team as part of the course requirements. Through these weekends, students will complete approximately 24 total hours of service and impact related to the team’s topic and participate in critical reflection each evening.
Students in the Tippie College of Business and Pre-Business students are strongly encouraged to apply to the Tippie sponsored team at the link above.
For additional questions about the Tippie Hawkeye Service Team contact tevin-robbins@uiowa.edu.
Applications are being accepted to fill open positions on the 2021-2022 Tippie Undergraduate Judicial Board. Members serve one-year terms that may be renewed for the following academic year, providing eligibility guidelines continue to be met.
Apply by Wednesday, October 21. If you have questions, please contact melissa-baker@uiowa.edu
The Kelley School of Business (Indiana University) – National Diversity Case Competition (NDCC) is a premier event that brings together top-level, diverse talent from colleges and universities across the country. The two-day event includes a networking reception and dinner, case competition, and workshops. The 10th annual event will include 42 teams from across the country as they compete for $20,000 in cash prizes during the weekend of January 15-16. Due to COVID-19, this annual event will be held virtually. For more information about NDCC visit their website.
The NDCC team chosen to represent the Tippie College of Business will be a team of four students who exhibit a passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion in their academic and professional interests. Tippie students will apply individually at the link below. You will then hear back from the Selection Committee after all applicants have been initially reviewed. Students will be selected based off of demonstrated interest in competition, leadership, and involvement experience. The team can have no more than one Senior and at least two members must come from an underrepresented student background. Application extension deadline is Tuesday, October 20 at 3:00PM.
Apply Here: https://uiowa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2ahR1sM1AJZWnMp
Student who compete in the competition will:
For more information about NDCC and the Tippie team contact tevin-robbins@uiowa.edu.
Applications are being accepted to fill open positions on the 2021-2022 Tippie Undergraduate Judicial Board. Members serve one-year terms that may be renewed for the following academic year, providing eligibility guidelines continue to be met.
Apply by Wednesday, October 21. If you have questions, please contact melissa-baker@uiowa.edu
Applications are being accepted to fill open positions on the 2021-2022 Tippie Undergraduate Judicial Board. Members serve one-year terms that may be renewed for the following academic year, providing eligibility guidelines continue to be met.
Apply by Wednesday, October 21. If you have questions, please contact melissa-baker@uiowa.edu
During a confusing time like COVID, it’s important to adapt to the changing environment of the workplace. Black in Business Series presents Adapt & Achieve: How to Successfully Navigate Life Transitions featuring Kevin Amoo-Mensah, Associate Client Strategist for BNY Mellon Wealth Management.
Join us for a virtual “lunch and learn” on September 9th where Kevin, a former first-generation student, will provide his insight on virtual networking, job hunting, life transitions, and the general workplace.
For Zoom link sign up now: https://forms.gle/UKZYibziyUrSMVYWA
Learn more about professional development opportunities with BNY Mellon Wealth Management here: https://www.bnymellon.com/us/en/careers/campus-recruitment/index.jsp
The Summer Mentor Program targets Tippie students and graduating seniors (December 2019 and later) who have an internship or volunteer opportunity during the summer. The program matches students with an alum in their target industry, and, where applicable, in the same city. The mentor serves as a professional resource for the student and helps the student build their professional network in that industry and city. The program is based primarily on virtual meetings. The application is due May 13 and can be found here.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them several times virtually throughout the summer.
How big of a time commitment is it? We provide guidelines and resources in the program kick-off call, touch base in the mid-summer survey, and will wrap up the program at the beginning of August. You will meet with your mentor ~3 times. This is a low to moderate time commitment.
How do I sign up? The application period is open until May 13. You will receive your match by May 22.
The Summer Mentor Program targets Tippie students and graduating seniors (December 2019 and later) who have an internship or volunteer opportunity during the summer. The program matches students with an alum in their target industry, and, where applicable, in the same city. The mentor serves as a professional resource for the student and helps the student build their professional network in that industry and city. The program is based primarily on virtual meetings. The application is due May 13 and can be found here.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them several times virtually throughout the summer.
How big of a time commitment is it? We provide guidelines and resources in the program kick-off call, touch base in the mid-summer survey, and will wrap up the program at the beginning of August. You will meet with your mentor ~3 times. This is a low to moderate time commitment.
How do I sign up? The application period is open until May 13. You will receive your match by May 22.
The Summer Mentor Program targets Tippie students and graduating seniors (December 2019 and later) who have an internship or volunteer opportunity during the summer. The program matches students with an alum in their target industry, and, where applicable, in the same city. The mentor serves as a professional resource for the student and helps the student build their professional network in that industry and city. The program is based primarily on virtual meetings. The application is due May 13 and can be found here.
Below is a bit more information about the program:
Who are the mentors? Tippie alums working in the mentee’s target industry and, where applicable, in the same city of their internship / volunteer opportunity.
How does it help? Provides access to the Hawkeye community outside Iowa City as well as insight into careers and professional opportunities.
How does it work? The mentor will contact the mentee at the beginning of summer and will meet with them several times virtually throughout the summer.
How big of a time commitment is it? We provide guidelines and resources in the program kick-off call, touch base in the mid-summer survey, and will wrap up the program at the beginning of August. You will meet with your mentor ~3 times. This is a low to moderate time commitment.
How do I sign up? The application period is open until May 13. You will receive your match by May 22.
Use this link to meet the Tippie Senate candidates: Tippie Senate Candidates
Welcome back, Hawkeyes! We hope your spring break was a peaceful break from classes. As we enter the second half of the semester, Tippie Senate is starting our election process for new senators. Please fill out this link: https://forms.gle/SYQx2s8Ay4N3j1pi9 so we can send you more information. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email Tammy Ly at tammy-ly@uiowa.edu Have a great first day of classes!
Thinking about law school? Join us for an informal webinar this Friday!
We’re bringing together the Director of Admissions at Iowa Law; Iowa’s Pre-Law advising coordinator; Dr. Andy Hosmanek, instructor for Intro to Law at Tippie; and Iowa Law faculty members. They’re happy to share their expertise with you in this webinar. It’s planned to be an informal session, with plenty of opportunity for you to ask questions.
What: Tippie’s BBA to JD Information Session
When: Friday, April 17 from 12:30 – 1:30pm (it is ok leave early if you need)
Format: Zoom webinar
Who: Business and Pre-Business students interested in law school
How to register:
If you cannot attend, the webinar will be recorded and can be shared with you.
The BBA to JD info session is an event we have run in the past at Tippie, and we are happy to continue to share information with you in this remote format. If law school is in your possible plans, I really encourage you to spend this time with a group of experts who can answer your questions.
Tippie College of Business
108 John Pappajohn Business Building
Iowa City, IA 52242-1994