Columbia International University Cook School of Business

Professor Tyler Tong used puzzles to give his students a hands-on opportunity to understand the importance of having the right data, data sharing, and systems in our Information Systems class.

Why a photo of pizza? Because we have the BEST most thoughtful students!

One of our wonderful CSB students brought us a pizza just to say ‘thank you.’ It was such a kind gesture and he made our day!

We are celebrating with Cook School of Business Sport Management alumna Lauren Baker as she steps into a new role as the General Manager for the Edenton Steamers.

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CSB students Hunter McCaskill and David Weiss got to attend the SC Prayer Breakfast Wednesday morning. To make a great event even better, our very own CIU president, Dr. Bill Jones, was the keynote speaker.

Today our focus on prayer will continue as we participate in an important part of CIU community-Prayer Day.

Our senior etiquette dinner was a great event. We are committed to equipping our students in more than just academics. We love our seniors!

At the Cook school of business, our mission is to train an equip “Ministering Professionals” for a lifetime of significance, impacting the marketplace with the message of Christ.

This week we had special guest Evans Duren share about his journey to understanding the significance of work from a biblical perspective.

Evans recently stepped away from a very successful career in sales to focus on helping professionals understand how God can use them as kingdom builders wherever we are.

We loved watching our women’s and men’s basketball games (and even got to sneak a little baseball in between)!

Once again, we had the opportunity to hear from CIU alum, Paul Curtas, author of the book "When God Shows Up at Work." He is an important part of helping our students have a Biblical understanding of God's design and purpose for work.