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Business student Jakye Nunley believes that Colorado State University’s student government should operate more like a small business. In his role as student body president, he’s worked to develop more efficient systems that allow him to accomplish his goals and more easily effect change.

The Colorado State University College of Business MBA was named the No. 1 Better World MBA among large schools in the U.S. by Corporate Knights — a testament to the program’s continued success in preparing professionals to use business to build a better, more sustainable world.

Undergraduate students in Colorado State University’s College of Business are now required to take a three-credit sustainability course to graduate, demonstrating the College’s deep commitment to teaching responsible business practices.

Impact MBA student Liz Jenkins received the Colorado Green Business Network’s Best Pollution Prevention Project Award for dry ice reduction and hazardous waste management work she did during her summer fellowship.

As Colorado State University’s campus energy coordinator, Impact MBA alum Stacey Baumgarn champions initiatives that save money and the planet. He spends his days searching for ways to reduce the amount of water and energy the University’s buildings and equipment consume.