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The only business school in Northeast and Central Wisconsin accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh’s College of Business challenges students with high-impact learning and value-added experiences. Building on a strong liberal arts foundation, UW Oshkosh’s BBA Program provides students with broad business knowledge and skills that best enables graduates to succeed in today’s ever-changing, global society. Our undergraduate students are offered many opportunities most schools limit to graduate students, including the Student Managed Endowment Fund and unique hands-on capstone courses. Ahead of the curve, UW Oshkosh’s College of Business is the only business school in the state requiring all undergraduate business students complete a professional work requirement. Real work experience affords students an edge on the competition and prepares them to tackle any challenges they may face.

10/02/2026

Fall Internship & Career Fair, done! 🎓

On Wednesday, our Titans walked into Kolf Sports Center and started talking to recruiters. They introduced themselves, asked about roles and company culture, and heard about internships and full-time jobs. Some came in with a polished pitch. Others figured it out on the spot, and that counts too.

If it was your first career fair, the first conversation is usually the hardest. The next one gets easier. 🤝

09/23/2026

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! From Sept 15–Oct 15, we celebrate the culture, resilience, and achievements of Hispanic and Latino communities within our Titan business family.

09/21/2026

College to Career Connections is coming!

Mark your calendars, Titans! 2026 College to Career Connections is Wednesday, September 23rd at the Culver Family Welcome Center — your chance to connect face-to-face with business professionals, employers, and organizations from across the region and state. Ask about internships, full-time roles, and what it's really like to work in your field.

🕗 Session 1: 8:30am - 10:00am
🕥 Session 2: 10:30am - 12:00pm
📍 Culver Family Welcome Center

Spring & Fall 2026 School of Business admits — this one's required, so pick your session and be there.

bring your LinkedIn QR code so you can connect with employers on the spot!

Need accommodations? Contact the Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities at (920) 424-3100 at least 72 hours before the event.

09/18/2026

Event - Standing in the Middle: Navigating the Promise and Peril of AI

Date: October 22, 2026

Location: Sage 3239

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/standing-in-the-middle-navigating-the-promise-and-peril-of-ai-tickets-1998580489043?aff=oddtdtcreator

(registration is limited to 48 people)

Agenda: 5:00-6:00 - Networking (light Hors d'oeuvres will be served)
6:00-7:00 - AI Talk

Speaker: John Muraski

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, learn, communicate, and lead… but making sense of it has become increasingly difficult. Headlines alternate between extraordinary breakthroughs and alarming predictions, leaving many wondering where the truth lies.

This presentation explores what it means to stand in the middle of the AI conversation. Rather than viewing AI through the lens of hype or fear, we’ll examine the opportunities, challenges, and tradeoffs that are shaping business and society. Together, we’ll explore questions surrounding productivity, creativity, jobs, ethics, privacy, energy, and the future of work while considering how thoughtful leaders can make informed decisions in a rapidly changing world.

Whether you’re an AI enthusiast, a skeptic, or simply curious about what comes next, you’ll leave with a balanced perspective and practical insights for navigating the promise—and the peril—of artificial intelligence.

09/16/2026

Before the day is over, the Titan community has already helped us reach our Titans Day of Giving goal. 💛

That support means more opportunities, experiences and resources for UW–Oshkosh students.

We are grateful to everyone who has been part of today.

Titans Day of Giving continues through midnight for anyone who still hoped to participate.

09/09/2026

Welcome back, Titans! Campus is buzzing again and honestly, we love this time of year. New semester, new schedules, probably too much coffee — but that's the energy we're here for!

First week back at UWO. The School of Business is glad you're here. Let's make this one count.

09/04/2026

This Titans Day of Giving, meet Alix Hoesli, a School of Business scholarship recipient whose time at UW Oshkosh has been shaped by the generosity of donors like you.

As an SI Leader, President of the UW Oshkosh Accounting Club, and Treasurer for the Fox Cities Festival of Lights, Alix has taken on serious leadership across campus and community. This scholarship has given her more time and energy to devote to each of those roles.

"When someone believes in you, it gives you the confidence to believe in yourself and the motivation to help others do the same," she says. That belief has fueled not just her passion for her education, but her drive to grow as a leader and step confidently into the workforce.

Most of all, Alix says this award reminded her that people believe in her and want to see her succeed — a reminder she's carrying forward as she gives back to the students and community around her.

Stories like Alix's are exactly why Titans Day of Giving matters — every gift helps a Titan grow into the leader they're meant to be.

"True leadership is not just about growing yourself, but about using your growth to help others succeed."
— Alix Hoesli

💛🖤 Support UWO and help make a difference for our students — every gift matters. Give now: uwosh.edu/foundation/give-to-uwo/giving-day

08/28/2026

This Titans Day of Giving, meet Brendan Max, a finance and economics graduate of UW Oshkosh whose journey was shaped by the support of donors through scholarships from the School of Business.

For Brendan, that support meant more than covered tuition — it meant the freedom to fully focus on his studies. It gave him the space to see that the hard work he was putting in the classroom was paying off, both academically and financially.

But beyond the financial support, this scholarship carries something deeper for him. It reflects the experience he had at UWO, especially within the finance and economics departments — and it gave him the confidence to pursue competitive internship and post-graduation opportunities. "It allowed me to go about my studies with the utmost confidence," he says.

That confidence has carried him forward. As a UWO grad now working as an Investment Banking Analyst, Brendan credits these scholarships with playing a real role in that transition — proof that the standards he held himself to in school continue to pay off in his career.

Stories like Brendan's are exactly why Titans Day of Giving matters — every gift helps a Titan believe a little more in what they're capable of.

💛🖤 Support UWO and help make a difference for our students — every gift matters. Give now: uwosh.edu/foundation/give-to-uwo/giving-day

08/24/2026

This Titans Day of Giving, meet Majeed Abbara, a Finance and Accounting student at UW Oshkosh whose time here has been shaped by the generosity of donors through the James Moynihan, Jr. Business & Entrepreneurial Scholarship.

For Majeed, this support meant more time — time to fully invest in the student organizations he's passionate about. As a board member for two different organizations, that extra bandwidth has let him bring more quality and care into the campus events he helps create.

But beyond the practical impact, this scholarship carries something deeper for him. "This scholarship to me is a badge of honor," he says. Being chosen among many strong applicants gave him more than recognition — it gave him confidence in his own ideas and abilities, and proof that those ideas could one day become reality.

Stories like Majeed's are exactly why Titans Day of Giving matters — every gift helps a Titan believe a little more in what they're capable of.
"He who treads softly travels far."
— Majeed Abbara

💛🖤 Support UWO and help make a difference for our students — every gift matters. Give now: uwosh.edu/foundation/give-to-uwo/giving-day

08/17/2026

A Critical Thinking Framework for Corrections Officers

Policy manuals can't cover every scenario an officer faces on the floor — and that's exactly the challenge that sparked this project.
The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department reached out to UW Oshkosh with a real problem: their new corrections officers have policy and training in place, but inmates present an endless variety of situations every single day.

Steve Schilhabel took on that challenge. Through a systematic literature review, he built a decision-making framework grounded in reason, logic, and critical thinking — designed to help officers navigate. The goal: give new officers a repeatable mental process they can apply to situations no manual could ever predict.

This training bridges the gap between academic research and the realities of the corrections floor, equipping officers with tools to reason through pressure, uncertainty, and fast-moving decisions with clarity and confidence.

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835 High Avenue
Oshkosh, WI
54901

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Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19204241444

Website

http://uwosh.edu/cob

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