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09/03/2026

Give Students a Look at What’s Next

What could a future in business look like for your students?

The PSU School of Business is offering high school and community college students the chance to explore business careers, learn more about college and experience what it’s like to be part of a university community.

Bring your students to us for a campus visit, or invite our team to connect with your students at your school.

Let’s help students turn “what if?” into “what’s next.”

Request a school visit or field trip: https://lnkd.in/gNc7X7Hf

09/01/2026

Portland State University has been recognized as Oregon’s best value public university.

TIME named PSU the best value public university in Oregon and No. 189 nationally in its inaugural America’s Best Colleges 2027 ranking.

PSU is also ranked No. 1 for social mobility in the Pacific Northwest, reflecting the university’s commitment to creating pathways to education, career opportunity and economic mobility.

At the PSU School of Business, we’re proud to contribute to that mission through career-connected education, strong connections with Portland’s business community and programs that prepare graduates to meet the needs of a changing workforce.

This recognition highlights the impact of PSU’s continued investment in its students, its community and Oregon’s future workforce. Read more: https://www.pdx.edu/news/portland-state-named-best-value-public-university-oregon-time-magazine?utm_source=socialmedia&utm_medium=digital&utm_campaign=Thesbpsu&utm_id=TheSB

08/31/2026

When students have the right support, possibilities become opportunities.

For students, building a career doesn’t begin at graduation. It starts with the connections, guidance, and experiences they gain throughout their time at Portland State.

For Eder Falfan, Management & Leadership ’27, one of the most valuable lessons from The School of Business Career Center was the importance of connecting with faculty and staff about his interests and ambitions. Those conversations helped Eder broaden his horizons and take the next step in his professional journey: securing an internship with Cambridge Real Estate Services.

His advice to fellow students: “Broaden your horizons, and speak with faculty about your interests and ambitions.”

Eder’s story is one example of the impact that career support and a strong campus community can have on students. Through career coaching, connections, and resources, The School of Business Career Center helps students turn their goals into action and prepare for what comes next.

https://www.pdx.edu/business/career

08/24/2026

At The School of Business, the Career Center helps students develop the confidence, skills, and professional connections needed to pursue internships and careers they may have once thought were out of reach. For Ashley Cortez Aguirre, Marketing '27, working with the Career Center encouraged her to step outside her comfort zone and apply for competitive internships. That confidence led her to secure an internship with Avenue5 Residential, where she is gaining valuable industry experience.

Ashley shares this advice with fellow students: "Just apply. You'll be surprised by the opportunities that come from it. Don't be scared!""

Stories like Ashley's reflect the impact of The School of Business Career Center, where personalized coaching, career preparation, and employer connections help students turn potential into opportunity.

Learn more about The School of Business Career Center: https://www.pdx.edu/business/career

08/21/2026

Congratulations to Ji Woon (June) Ryu, who is the recipient of this year's Young Scholar Award from the Association of Korean Management Scholars (AKMS), officially titled the 2026 MK-AKMS Young Scholar Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize AKMS junior faculty who have demonstrated the highest achievement as a young scholar and have made significant contributions to management research. This award also intends to promote the career development of young scholars in the Korean academic community. The winner of the award will have a record of high-quality and impactful research publications and professional activities.

08/17/2026

At The School of Business, career development is about more than preparing students for their first job. It’s about creating connections, building confidence, and providing the resources students need to navigate their professional journeys.

For Isabella Cannelos (Human Resource Management ’27), support from The School of Business Career Center helped her strengthen her professional presence, develop effective networking strategies, and build meaningful connections with industry professionals. Through her involvement with the Human Resource Management Association (HRMA) student club, Isabella expanded her network and secured a Talent Acquisition Internship with Lam Research Corporation.

Isabella shared how building relationships and getting involved helped create new opportunities: “Join a club to earn recognition and network. I got my internship because the hiring manager was a PSU alumnus and knew about the HRMA (student) club; he also knew some of the people I'd been networking with. It can be a small world if you put yourself out there.”

Stories like Isabella’s highlight the impact of career coaching, student organizations, and industry connections in helping students turn their goals into opportunities. Through personalized guidance, professional development, and partnerships with employers, The School of Business Career Center supports students as they prepare to make meaningful contributions in their fields.

Learn more about how The School of Business Career Center supports student success: https://www.pdx.edu/business/career

08/12/2026

Strengthening global networks to drive real-world business impact.

When academic institutions collaborate across borders, the benefits extend beyond the classroom: stronger faculty connections, broader professional networks and new opportunities for advanced business education.

As part of this work, The School of Business MSGSCM Academic Director Daniel Wong and Assistant Dean of Student Success Becky Sanchez are in discussions with HUTECH - Đại học Công nghệ Tp.HCM in Vietnam to explore collaboration across postgraduate programs, including the MBA and Master of Science in Finance (MSF).

Building resilient, globally connected networks is part of how we prepare professionals to navigate an evolving marketplace.

Explore the details of the collaboration: https://www.hutech.edu.vn/english/training-news/14634467-hutech-and-portland-state-university-explore-flexible-international-education-pathways

08/11/2026

HIRED!

Career journeys are rarely linear. They require persistence, adaptability, and the support needed to navigate new challenges and opportunities along the way.

For Matthew Rodgers, Management & Leadership '26, the resources and guidance provided by The School of Business Career Center helped him strengthen his professional skills, build confidence, and prepare for his next step after graduation. His efforts led to a position in the Finance Rotational Program at Precision Castparts Corp.

Matthew’s advice for students entering the workforce highlights the importance of preparation and perspective: “Do the little things that differentiate yourself from the other candidates. Be professional, presentable, and excited. Don't be discouraged. With the right mindset there's no such thing as failure, only feedback.”

Through career coaching, professional development, and industry connections, The School of Business Career Center helps students and graduates navigate their career paths and pursue meaningful opportunities.

Learn more about career resources at The School of Business: https://www.pdx.edu/business/career

08/07/2026

Spotted near the Karl Miller Center: one of Portland's newest (and most colorful) residents. 🐦‍⬛🎨

This crow is part of "Wildwood: Follow the Crows," a brand-new free public art trail that launched this Friday, Aug. 7. It features 30 hand-painted crow sculptures, each designed by a different local or regional artist, scattered across downtown Portland business districts, neighborhood parks, and even the real Wildwood Trail in Forest Park.

The trail celebrates LAIKA Studios upcoming stop-motion film "Wildwood," in theaters Oct. 23, based on the novel by Portland musician Colin Meloy and illustrated by Portland artist Carson Ellis.

The trail is free and runs through Oct. 30 — you can track down all 30 sculptures using the companion app or a printed map. Once the trail wraps, all the crows will be auctioned off, with every dollar going to OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital.

So next time you're heading into KMC, look around — you might just walk right past a piece of Portland art history. 💛

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08/06/2026

Dean Hu kicks off this morning with an awesome description of the wonderful city The School of Business calls home!

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Portland, OR
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