Hans Mortimer is excited to begin a new career as a public accountant after graduating from the MS Accounting program at CU Denver in the spring of 2020, just one year after enrolling in the program. Hans’ path to an accounting degree was not straightforward, but his passion for continued growth and learning drew him back to school to study accounting. Hans originally studied biology and K-12 education as an undergraduate at the University of California – Berkeley, where he studied Vitamin A metabolism as a student researcher in the Napoli lab.  Read more

Tanner decided CU Denver Business School would be his next adventure. Tanner Calhoun has had an adventurous life. He has served in the Marine Corps, worked a drilling rig and in construction, been a hotshot firefighter, an EMT, a massage therapist, and even been a professional rodeo clown and bullfighter. Tanner’s most recent move has been a bit tamer by conventional standards, but he still finds it exciting.  Read more

The Business Career Connections Center is bringing the best in the business to demonstrate their knowledge of digital trends. For more information email Miranda Stokes: jordanne.stokes@ucdenver.edu  Read more

An internship is the perfect launching pad into a new industry or career. Because competition is stiff, you have to start early in order to make the best first impression and stand out.  The team at the Business Career Connections (BCC) office had some great advice for students, especially if you’re looking for an internship for the summer. Get your resume and LinkedIn profile in shape now It’s important for them to both look great and really tell your story – not just what you’ve done, but about what you want to do.  Read more

Have you heard about the surprise bestselling book Designing Your Life? Written by two Stanford professors, it distills the content from their popular “what should I do with my life” course. If you’re lost about what’s next for you professionally, this free webinar will give you tools to address any career stagnation that’s weighing you down right now. Our own Maggie Graham (one of the first Designing Your Life Certified Coaches) will walk you through:

• Techniques to address the scarcity of ideas (and its opposite: too many ideas)
• An approach to moving from a career leap (which, while enticing, also holds significant risk) to a series of incremental steps
• Methods for weaving accountability into your process

Do you feel the heat of the summer? Avoid workplace burnout by boosting your emotional intelligence. Millions of workers succumb to professional burnout each year. You don’t need to be one of the casualties. We’ll talk about one of the protective factors for burnout: Emotional Intelligence. > Small, casual workshop for Alumni
> No cost + lunch provided
> Take an Emotional Intelligence Self-Assessment valued at $200
> Presented by Maggie Graham, Assistant Director of Career and Professional Development for BCC Space is limited – save your spot now!  Read more

Taylor Hunt has walked through several paths during her six-year college career. After switching her major three times and becoming medically ineligible to continue swimming collegiately, Taylor discovered the world of sports business at the CU Denver Business School. Being a Denver Broncos intern has helped Taylor experience the world of sports business.  As a first-generation student, she has made it her mission to set an example for her family.  Read more