Lucas Merz is a testament to the power of education and adaptability in today’s dynamic job market. With an academic journey that spans multiple disciplines and a career trajectory that exemplifies versatility, Merz’s story is an inspiring one. From political science to business A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Merz began his educational journey at Missouri State … [Read more...] about Navigating success from Missouri State to the corporate world
Growing up, Elida Orozco-Sanchez' parents taught her the value of her two cultures—Hispanic and American. Today, she is a junior studying international business administration with a minor in Japanese at Missouri State University. This area of study has allowed her to connect her cultural understanding and language skills to her professional interests. Connecting with her … [Read more...] about How one student’s heritage helped her find the perfect major
Wondering what it's like to study abroad? One student has been documenting her experiences on the trip of a lifetime. Rhea Rechav is a junior international business major and anthropology minor at Missouri State University. She was awarded a $5,000 scholarship for her education abroad, courtesy of SAI programs. This semester, Rechav is studying at Florence University of … [Read more...] about A day in the life of a business Bear abroad
In May, Carter Allen left his job at Starbucks’ corporate office and became a principal consultant with DevGlobal Partners. He was assigned to support the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation COVID-19 response. “I’m supporting several teams over at the foundation focused on the global development and delivery of vaccines, diagnostic tools, therapeutics and then also … [Read more...] about With a heart for service, alumnus works on vaccine distribution
Recent alumna now works on Capitol Hill Brittany Donnellan, ’15, serves Missourians from Washington, D.C. Two Gold Star mothers — parents who have lost sons or daughters in service of the United States Armed Forces — walked up to the Russell Senate Office Building on Jan. 19, the day before the presidential inauguration, to find a large line of people awaiting … [Read more...] about Recent alumna now works on Capital Hill