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Finance Student Learns about Risk Management in the Big Apple

As part of the Prudential Risk Management Academy in the UTEP College of Business Administration, I had the opportunity to visit Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey, as well as New York Life Insurance Company in New York, New York, this summer.

Vocation Vacations: A Summer of Discovery

Summer vacation has long been synonymous with relaxation and long days of fun in the sun, but for some students at The University of Texas at El Paso it was an opportunity to expand their horizons and knowledge by taking part in internships, study abroad programs and research experiences locally, nationally and abroad.

Marketing Student Discovers Purpose at the Better Business Bureau

This summer I was lucky enough to intern at the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Paso del Norte as a marketing associate. We started at the end of spring with a big event called the Torch Awards, where small and big businesses all around El Paso got together to celebrate ethics and trusted marketplace. I was in charge of creating the program for the event as well as the newspaper ads to promote it. The Torch Awards was a success, and I was part of it.

UTEP Ranked a Top Degree Producer for Hispanic Students

The University of Texas at El Paso has been recognized as one of the top minority degree producers by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine, validating UTEP’s successful efforts to bolster degree attainment of underrepresented minorities, primarily Hispanic students.

New UTEP Certificates to Help Students, Community

Maria Fernanda Ramos lives in two linguistic worlds – English and Spanish – and she is part of a new program at The University of Texas at El Paso that she believes will help her in both of them.

Executive MBA Students Partner with Local Nonprofits

A recently launched program from The University of Texas at El Paso’s College of Business Administration (COBA) will harness the knowledge and experience of its Executive MBA students to assist nonprofits that serve the Paso del Norte region.

Article by UTEP Finance Professor, Former Student Recognized

A work co-authored by Zuobao Wei, Ph.D., professor of finance in The University of Texas at El Paso’s College of Business Administration, and Barkat Ullah, Ph.D., now an assistant professor of finance in the Graves School of Business and Management of Morgan State University, was designated as one of two outstanding articles published in 2017.

UTEP, Prudential Financial Excited about New Finance Concentration

Math always had been the strongest subject for freshman Sofia Del Toro, but she was not sure how to capitalize on her interest at college. Her uncertainty dissipated after she learned about a new degree concentration at The University of Texas at El Paso.

UTEP Research Benefits Hispanic Business Owners

A study by The University of Texas at El Paso uncovered some insights that may help the thousands of Hispanic business owners in the El Paso metroplex succeed.

UTEP Students Win 2nd Place in Texas Rural Challenge Business Plan Competition

A team of students from the University of Texas at El Paso’s colleges of engineering and business administration placed second in the student business plan competition of the Texas Rural Challenge, hosted by the University of Texas at San Antonio Institute for Economic Development and the Office of the Governor.

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