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More than 20 years after the Enron scandal, CSU assistant accounting professors Eric Lohwasser and Michelle Draeger have researched the effectiveness of the SOX Act, which was designed to help protect investors from fraudulent financial reporting by corporations.

Nearly everyone loves a surprise on their birthday, but at work? No so much – and recent research from Colorado State University’s College of Business finds that unexpected changes to daily workload on the job are linked to anxiety and burnout.

Chase Stockon first caught “the entrepreneurship bug” in his teens. Now, nearly four decades into a successful career defined by entrepreneurship, he’s funded a program at CSU designed to get students from outside of the College of Business involved in entrepreneurship-focused programming.

Senior clinical professor in the computer information systems department Ramadan Abdunabi recognized for his innovative teaching practices and preparing his students to successfully enter the workforce.

The Colorado State University College of Business Online Master in Computer Information Systems (MCIS) program has been ranked as the No. 1 Top online IT program in Colorado by U.S. News & World Report. It has held that best-in-state honor since 2019. The program also ranked as the No. 13 Best program of its kind among public institutions and No. 20 nationwide.