Homecoming 2021

The University of Wyoming will be celebrating homecoming from Saturday, October 16 - Saturday, October 23. The theme for this year's event is "Come home, Cowboys". We are excited to welcome back to campus our friends and alumni from all across the globe this fall.

On Friday, October 22 from 4:00-6:00pm we will be hosting an MBA reunion in the College of Business Atrium with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a hosted bar.

College of Business alumni, faculty, staff and online-MBA students are encouraged to attend the College of Business Tailgate which will be located inside of the Indoor Practice Facility prior to kickoff from 10:30am-1:30pm on Saturday, October 23.

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Distinguished Alumni

The College of Business recognizes the college’s alumni who are distinguished in their profession, career or life’s work; embrace the spirit of hard work, respect and diversity of ideas and all people; demonstrate leadership in their field and/or communities; are persons of integrity; reflect upon and realize the importance of their business education at the University of Wyoming.  

Annual Giving

Private investments that provide the College of Business with funding for core initiatives. Annual Funds are among the most highly valued and strategically useful private investments. Unrestricted funds provide a steady stream of funding that enables the college to respond quickly to emerging opportunities, to pursue core initiatives, and to invest in programs where the need is greatest and the potential for success is highest.

Endowments

Interested in creating your own endowment for an interest you are passionate about at the College of Business?

Our College of Business graduates are prepared to pursue careers that make an impact on not only the State of Wyoming, but an impact on the world. They cannot make those differences without your support.

There are a number of ongoing endowments that you are able to contribute towards, such as the George McGrail Accounting Scholarship Endowment. This endowment supports full time junior and senior level accounting students with minimum GPA's of 3.0.

If you have a different area of interest and there is not a current endowment in that area you can also create your own endowment. Endowments can be created to support graduate students, study abroad programs, internship living cost assistance, and more.

Professorships

Our professional educators help the College of Business fulfill our mission to prepare students for careers by providing quality education. Our scholars help the College of Business fulfill our mission to assist in Wyoming's ongoing economic development.

By supporting our faculty through an endowment, you give our college and our students the expertise necessary to be successful and competitive in the world of business.

Faculty support can be shown through:

Endowing a Deanship
Endowing a Department Chair position
Endowing a named Professorship
Creating Faculty Awards
Supporting Faculty Research

Graduate Fellowships

Graduate students are an integral part of the College of Business and are always in need of assistance with the costs associated with being in school.

Graduate students provide a tremendous amount of assistance to our faculty in both areas of research and teaching. They offer this assistance in addition to the research expectations they already have and their classwork obligations. Fellowships give graduate students a much needed support system that allows their minds to stay focused on what they want to accomplish.

Infrastructure & Technology Development

We strive to ensure that our students are taught in an atmosphere that maximizes their potential to learn.

Students are able to get more out of their education when they have the most current and accessible information and technology. Our state-of-the-art building represents our efforts to provide high quality infrastructure and technology for our students, faculty, and staff. These efforts are ongoing as technology is consistently being updated and outdated. Your support can ensure that students today and students in 20 years are both educated in the most up-to-date and high quality way.