The College of Business Administration hosted a peer review team visit from AACSB on Sept.17-20th.  A great deal of information was shared with them, and we would like to thank the groups who participated in meetings with them. We look forward to hearing back from them in the coming months and we expect to know more in November.

Accounting and finance students in Dr. Anne-Marie Lelkes' class attended a CPE Luncheon on Friday, September 22 at the Solomon Ortiz Center that was hosted by the Corpus Christi Chapter of Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants.  

The title of the program was " The Nuts and Bolts of Foreign Asset Reporting" presented by Aaron Borden, CPA, JD, of Meadows Collier Reed Cousins Crouch & Ungerman LLP.  Students received information on what must be reported on each foreign assets form, when each form is required, and where to include the pertinent information on each of the forms. Students who attended were able to receive one hour of CPE credit.

New Jersey native David Cochran just received his Master's in Business Administration in August 2017. The 32-year-old currently resides in Philadelphia and is one of many students who has benefited from A&M-Kingsville's virtual programs.

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