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A vibrant community making business happen.

Welcome to the Broad College alumni community, where we invite more than 85,000 business alumni to stay in touch with the Broad College and one another. As one of the largest alumni communities at MSU, our graduates live and work in more than 100 countries around the globe.

Stay connected with your alma mater through online and regional networks, Broad College events, publications and financial contributions. There are countless opportunities for mentoring and classroom presentations, recruiting, and volunteering on boards and advisory councils that bring hundreds of alumni back to campus throughout the year.

Broad Alumni in the News


Panel on Women in Business 2024
The 2024 Advancing Women in Business event continued a discussion about challenges of being a woman in business.
Dean David Souder hosted an insightful evening of discussion and networking at The Watermark in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The members of the inaugural Dashney Women's Leadership Accelerator Cohort
Learn about the Broad College’s new DWLA program and the inspiring Spartans behind it.
2017 Detroit Executive Forum held at the Henry Ford. Shot of reception crowd milling about.
Broad Connect

Building the Broad College community through mentoring and purposeful connections

Broad Connect was created to foster relationships between current and future Spartan business leaders. The global Broad College alumni network spans nearly 80,000 professionals across countless industries, meaning that there are limitless opportunities for both mentors and mentees to learn something from one another.

As an alum, you have the opportunity to inspire current Broad business students. You can chime in and answer questions posed by students, accept a mentee for long-term mentorship or connect once with a student to share your insight. In addition to mentoring a student, you can connect with fellow alumni and expand your professional network.

The most successful mentor connection – for both students and alumni – is approached with an open mind, respect, honesty and clear expectations for what you hope to get out of the mentoring connection.

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Alumni Community Access

Join the online community.

If you are a graduate of the Broad College of Business with a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree, you are invited to authenticate your directory record and become a member of the Broad College alumni community.

After you become a member of the community, you can update your profile and choose to share as much or as little information as you like. In turn, you can re-connect with your business classmates and friends using messages and by sharing career and personal milestones on your own class notes page.

It’s easy to get started.

Returning User Access

Log into the Community

If have forgotten your password, you can reset the password.

New User Access

You’ll need to enter your unique MSU entity ID number (this is not your student number). To obtain your ID number, contact the Broad College Alumni Relations office by emailing alumni@broad.msu.edu. Be sure to include your full name and graduation year.

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Broad business news delivered to your inbox.

From the Banks is a monthly email publication of the Broad College of Business. In the newsletter, you’ll find the latest news and events going on around the college and ways that you can connect with your fellow Spartans.

Members of the Broad online alumni community are subscribed to From the Banks.

Get connected today!

If you would like to stay in the know for all things Broad and business at MSU, just provide your preferred email address.

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Share your time, talent or treasure.

Each year, hundreds of Broad College alumni give back to build sustainable connections for the college, current students and other alumni. We encourage all alumni to take the opportunity to match your skills and interests to choose how you want to get involved.

With so many opportunities, you can invest in Broad at a level that is most comfortable for you. You may simply want to receive the college newsletter or participate occasionally in a special event such as Homecoming or a local networking event — or return to campus for a Broad College Executive Development Program.

Or you might want to become more active and help to recruit and hire Broad graduates, speak to student groups, host student corporate visits, or hold an official position on an alumni advisory board. A gift to the college is another important and transformational way that you can be a part of the Broad alumni community.

However you choose to invest in Broad, your involvement is highly valued by the entire Broad alumni community.

Xenith CEO speaks to Broad College of Business students at MSU.

Engagement Opportunities

Networking & Events

The Broad College values personal and professional connection with our alumni. We offer a wide variety of events and networking opportunities throughout the year and invite our alumni to take advantage of hearing college updates and spending time with fellow business leaders.

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Continued Education & Lifelong Learning

Education does not need to stop at graduation. As our alumni develop and grow in their careers, the Broad College can support their lifelong learning and success. Engage with the college’s renowned Executive Development Programs or explore Broad’s MBA and specialty master’s programs.

Explore Programs  

Career Management

Alumni are instrumental in assisting our students in becoming our future business leaders. We are always looking for our Broad alumni to assist in recruiting and hiring our Broad students or with student career development.

Our Spartans Helping Spartans program is another great career resource for MSU Alumni. Here you can find career coaches, job postings, career tips and webinars.

Connect with Career Management  

Broad Spartans are always willing to serve. Whether it is serving on a Broad College board or mentoring a Broad student.

View Alumni/Advisory Boards  

Giving to Broad

Alumni are crucial to our efforts in developing the Spartan business leaders of tomorrow. Your investment will impact the Broad College community and our world.

Make an Impact  
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Alumni/Advisory Boards

Alumni and friends of the Broad College of Business give back through college, department and program board service. Alumni/advisory board members serve as ambassadors to the wider business community and bring their special talents, experience and insights to Broad.

Broad College boards are as diverse as the populations and the programs that they serve. Whether they create alumni engagement programs, open doors for students in highly competitive business environments, offer industry connections or provide feedback, these dedicated business leaders bring tremendous value to the Eli Broad College of Business and Michigan State University through their contributions of time, expertise, leadership and financial support.

Broad Alumni/Advisory Boards

Wendy's CEO and Michigan State business school alum Todd Penegor delivers a commencement address.

Awards honor the best of Broad.

Across the Broad College, alumni achievements are celebrated through a tradition of awards recognition that has honored hundreds of graduates of the college for excellence in their career achievements and their impact on their community and Michigan State University.

Honorees come from business backgrounds ranging from accounting and finance to entrepreneurship, hospitality, management, marketing, manufacturing, supply chain and public service.

For additional information on alumni awards, or to suggest a fellow Broad alum for an award, please email alumni@broad.msu.edu.

College Alumni Awards

  • Lifetime Achievement Award

    This award was established to provide recognition to those alumni who have shown extraordinary leadership throughout their professional careers and who have distinguished themselves by achieving a consistently high level of excellence in their endeavors.

    Award Recipients

    Titles and employers are those in the year the award was made.

    2002-2003
    Donald J. Bowersox, (B.A. ’54, M.S. ’58, Ph.D. ’60) dean emeritus, and the John H. McConnell University Professor of Business Administration at the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management at Michigan State University

    2003-2004
    Harold Fearon (Ph.D. ’61), professor emeritus, Arizona State University and managing director, Crown Capital Southwest, LLC
    Fred Hubacker, Principal of Apollo Management

    2004-2005
    William “Bill” Burton (B.A. ’52) president and COO, Detroit Radio Advertising Group
    James F. Rainey (M.S. ’66) acting Full-Time MBA director, professor of business law and associate dean emeritus Eli Broad College of Business

    2005-2006
    Henry D. Kimpel (B.A. ’53), retired manager of sales, accounting and dealer incentives, Chrysler Corporation

    2006-2007
    Carol Ashley (B.A. ’54), retired assistant controller, Dow Chemical Company
    John Roszak (B.A. ’66 , M.S. ’67), retired partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers

    2007-2008
    J. Thomas Pleva (B.A. ’66), retired deputy controller, GE Corporate Americas

    2008-2009
    Daniel R. Coulson (B.A. ’64, M.S. ’65), retired executive vice president and chief financial officer, Visteon Corporation

    2009-2010
    Kenneth L. Way (B.A. ’61, Executive MBA ’71), retired chairman of Lear Corporation

    2010-2011
    Susan J. Unger (B.A. ’72), retired chief information officer, DaimlerChrysler

    2011-2012
    Bruce E. McDonald (B.A. ’64), president, McDonald Modular Solutions – posthumous award

    2012-2013
    David P. Cosper (B.A. ’77, MBA ’78) retired vice chairman and chief financial officer, Sonic Automotive

    2013-2014
    Susan Oaks (B.A. ’73, M.S. ’78, MBA ’85) retired vice president, A.T. Kearney

  • Young Alumni Achievement Award

    The Young Alumni Achievement Award was created to honor alumni who are under 40 years of age, and/or have graduated in the past ten years, and have shown a strong record of accomplishments – outstanding contributions to their employer, history of quick promotion, military accomplishments, service to the college, continued education, and other noteworthy achievements.

    Award Recipients

    Titles and employers are those in the year the award was made.

    2000-2001
    Steven Kisielica (B.A. ’92), vice president, acquisitions, Strategic Hotel Capital Inc.
    John Maguire (B.A. ’87, MBA ’96), manager, global financial planning, Kellogg Corporation
    Alexander McAree (B.A. ’91), partner, Soros Management Fund LLC
    Daniel McCombs (B.A. ’91), vice president, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
    Michael Milad (B.A. ’90, MBA ’91), senior manager, e-commerce and internet strategic, DaimlerChrysler
    James Sitko (B.A. ’91), managing director, State of Indiana European Office
    Steven Whayne (B.A. ’82, MBA ’91), manager, Marketing Research, Procter & Gamble

    2001-2002
    Jeffrey Kuhlman (MBA ’99), director of communications, Cadillac Division, General Motors Corporation
    Manoj Saxena (MBA ’91), president, chief executive officer and co-founder, Exterprise, Inc

    2002-2003
    Lyndon Robert Lie (MBA ’99), director of product investigations, vehicle structures and safety, General Motors Product Engineering

    2003-2004
    Tim Barry (MBA ’96), founder and chief executive officer, EVO Knowledge
    Dr. Randy Hicks (’84, Weekend MBA ’97), radiologist and co-owner, Regional Medical Imaging
    William Nunan (MBA ’98), senior director of business development, Reynolds & Reynolds

    2004-2005
    Jay W. Keranen (B.A. ’92), senior vice president, Morgan Stanley
    John T. Schied (Weekend MBA ’96), plant manager – Flint Processing Center, General Motors Corporation

    2005-2006
    Ralph Gilles (Executive MBA ’02), product design, DaimlerChrysler
    Sanjai Bhonsle (MBA ’99), director and portfolio manager, GSO Capital Partners

    2006-2007
    Jeff-Xiaojin Ge (MBA ’99), director, China operations, Steelcase, Inc
    J. C. Stehlik (Weekend MBA ’96), chief financial officer and owner, Michigan Polymer Reclaim; partner, LV2 Strategic Partners

    2007-2008
    Patrick Sahm (MBA ’04), specialist consultant, non-marketable alternative assets, Cambridge Associates, LLC

    2008-2009
    Nathan R. Paulson (Weekend MBA ’99), wealth management practice leader, UBS financial services

    2009-2010
    Guanhong Jason Luo (Weekend MBA ’99), president and chief executive officer, Key Safety Systems, Inc.

    2010-2011
    Sam E. Hogg (MBA ’99), chief executive officer and co-founder of GiftZip.com

    2011-2012
    Jeffrey Thelen (B.A. ’04), co-founder, Edmond Financial
    Michael Thelen (B.A. ’09), co-founder, Edmond Financial

    2012-2013
    Tania Chopra (B.A. ’03), vice president, supply chain management, Credit Suisse Bank
    Ryan Sullivan (B.A. ’06), director, business development, Rock Ventures

    2013-2014
    Ryan Landau (B.A. ’10), co-founder, Chalkfly.com

    2014-2015
    Shaan Bhargava (B.A. ’13), director of special projects, Hans Foundation
    Joel Clum (B.A. ’08), senior vice president of franchise operations, Worldwide Express

    2016-2017
    Alex Clark (B.A. ’10), owner, chief executive officer, Bon Bon Bon

    2017-2018
    Michael Pruente (B.A. ’07), managing director, WG Consulting

    2018-2019
    Natalya Leahy (MBA ’06), senior vice President and chief financial officer, Holland America Group

    2021-2022
    Mala Kashyap (B.A. ’03, MLHR ’07), senior director, compensation & benefits, Honeywell

    2022-2023
    Matt Calvano (B.A. ’13), co-founder and CEO, Adaptive

  • Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award

    The Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award honors alumni whose career and personal success in their industry and commitment to the Broad College and Michigan State University exemplify the standards of achievement for all students and alumni.

    Award Recipients

    Titles and employers are those in the year the award was made.

    1967-1968
    Warren Hume (M.S. ’62), senior vice president, IBM Corporation

    1968-1969
    Eli Broad (B.A. ’54), chairman of the board and president, Kaufman & Broad, Inc.

    1969-1970
    Joseph F. Kerigan (M.S. ’66), vice president and group executive, Chrysler Corporation

    1970-1971
    Robert D. Rowan (B.A. ’47), president, Fruehauf Corporation

    1971-1972
    Leslie W. Scott (B.A. ’35), president, National Restaurant Association, and vice president, AmFac, Inc.

    1972-1973
    Kenneth F. Anderson (B.A. ’53), partner, Arthur Andersen & Co.

    1973-1974
    John A. Cooper (MBA ’68), president, Cooper Van Dyke Association

    1974-1975
    John G. Martin (B.A. ’51), president and chief administrative officer, First of Michigan Corporation

    1975-1976
    William F. Randolph (M.S. ’68), director of development, Michigan Cancer Foundation

    1976-1977
    Archie M. Long (M.S. ’66), comptroller, General Motors Corporation

    1977-1978
    Jack L. Otto (B.A. ’50), partner, Ernst & Ernst

    1978-1979
    Russell Palmer (B.A. ’56), national managing partner, Touche Ross & Co.

    1979-1980
    Earl Hoekenga (B.A. ’39), chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Ryder Truck Lines

    1980-1981
    Louis R. Ross (MBA ’72), executive vice president, Ford Motor Company

    1981-1982
    Nancy Dick (B.A. ’51), former lieutenant governor, State of Colorado

    1982-1983
    John Marakas (B.A. ’48), store group vice president, J.L. Hudson Co.

    1983-1984
    William H. Cunningham (B.A. ’66, M.S. ’67), president, University of Texas–Austin

    1984-1985
    Louis T. Hagopian (B.A. ’47), chairman of the board, N.W. Ayer, Inc.
    Dean E. Richardson (B.A. ’50), chairman of the board, Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit
    John D. Withrow, Jr. (B.A. 54, MBA ’71), executive vice president, Chrysler Corporation

    1985-1986
    James J. Blanchard (B.A. ’64, M.S. ’65), former governor, State of Michigan
    Robert D. Krestel (B.A. ’49), chairman of the board and chief executive officer, First of America Bank-Detroit, N.A.
    Henry O. Timnick (B.A. ’55, M.S. ’58), chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Stanley Interiors Corporation

    1986-1987
    Richard E. Cregar (B.A. ’58), chairman of the board, CAV Food Service, Inc., Executive Dining, Inc., and LeGourmet, Inc.
    John H. McConnell (B.A. ’49), founder and chairman of the board, Worthington Industries, Inc.
    Robert C. Stempel (MBA ’70), vice president and group executive, General Motors Corporation.

    1987-1988
    Paul Borman (B.A. ’54), chief executive officer, Borman’s, Inc.
    Raymond Spinola (B.A. ’51), vice chairman and regional managing partner, Northeast Region, Deloitte Haskins & Sells

    1988-1989
    Daniel J. Church (B.A. ’51), business consultant
    Michael J. Kelly (B.A. ’49), chairman of the board, Kelco Industries, Inc.
    Robert B. McCurry (B.A. ’50), executive vice chairman, Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc.

    1989-1990
    Anthanase (Tony) J. Pasant (B.A. ’49), president and chairman of the board, Jackson National Life Insurance Company
    Lynn C. Myers (B.A. ’64, M.S. ’67), general director, North American car and truck planning, General Motors Corporation
    Carl T. Mottek (B.A. ’51), president, hotels division, Hilton Hotels Corporation

    1990-1991
    Robert J. Schultz (B.S. ’53, MBA ’69), vice chairman, General Motors Corporation
    Bernard F. Sliger (B.A. ’49, M.S. ’50, Ph.D. ’55), president, Florida State University
    Martin E. Zweig (Ph.D. ’69), financier

    1991-1992
    Dorothy J. Selinger (B.A. ’59, M.S. ’62), manager, executive resources, information systems, group marketing development, IBM
    Jack D. Rutherford (MBA ’78), co-founder, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, ICM Industries, Inc.

    1992-1993
    Mary Ann Singer, manager, strategic business planning, Chrysler Corporation
    Frederick S. Addy, executive vice president, Amoco Corporation
    Norman A. Barkeley, chairman, president and chief executive officer, Ducommun, Inc. (AMEX)

    1993-1994
    Richard J. Lewis, dean, College of Management, North Carolina State University, and dean emeritus, the Eli Broad College of Business and the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, Michigan State University
    Ann E. Corwell, partner, MECA International
    Jerry K. Myers, president and chief executive officer, Steelcase Inc.

    1994-1995
    Betty F. Elliott, vice president and comptroller, Ameritech
    Rick Inatome, chairman, Inacom Corporation
    David P. Williams, president and chief operating officer, the Budd Company

    1995-1996
    Donald J. Bowersox, the John H. McConnell University Professor of Business Administration, the Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, Michigan State University
    John W. Byington, former president, the NPD Group Inc.
    Peter H. Trivers, president, P.H. Trivers & Company
    Alex Trotman, chairman and chief executive officer, Ford Motor Company

    1996-1997
    John Brogan, senior vice president, Sheraton ITT Hotels, Hawaii
    Kenneth Way, chairman and chief executive officer, Lear Corporation
    Arthur Rodecker, president, Rodecker & Company

    1997-1998
    John T. Becker, chairman and chief executive officer, Eurpac Services, Inc.
    Thomas C. Gale, executive vice president, product development, Chrysler Corporation
    Edward E. Hagenlocker, vice chairman, Ford Motor Company
    Patricia Yauch, president, WorkTransitions

    1998-1999
    Andre A. Blay, chairman and chief executive officer, Enterprise Software, Inc.
    Robert H. Burns, founder, Regent Hotels International
    Ralph A. Caponigro, president, Caponigro Financial Counselors
    James M. Cornelius, chairman of the Board of Directors, Guidant Corporation
    Dan W. Darrow, president, Palm Hospitality
    Michael H. Getto, senior vice president and director of development, Friden Hotel Company
    Thomas P. Notarainni, controller and business group manager, Exxon Corporation
    Peter F. Secchia, chairman of the board, Universal Forest Products, Inc.

    1999-2000
    Carol Ashley, assistant controller, the Dow Chemical Company
    Irwin Ettinger, executive vice president and chief accounting officer, Citigroup, Inc.
    Carmine Guerro, managing partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
    William Hughes, president, Crawford Door Company
    Ransom Leech, consultant, General Hardwood Company

    2000-2001
    Robert G. David, owner and founder, the David Group
    Edward R. James, chairman of the board, Edward James Partners, LLC
    James Roach, vice president and chief financial officer, Steven Bochco Production, Inc.
    Daniel Romanelli, president, Warner Bros. Worldwide Consumer Products
    Frederick Schwab, president and chief executive officer, Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
    Cevik Uraz, professor, Marmara University
    Yuzo Yagi, chairman, president and chief executive officer, Yagi Tsusho Limited
    Soichiro Yoshida, president, Yoshida and Company
    William Zehnder, president, Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn Restaurant

    2001-2002
    Darryl Allen, president, Allen Ventures, LLC
    John Griggs, chairman and president, GSC-Mobile Solutions
    Donald Kniffen, vice president, assistant treasurer, and assistant secretary, ThyssenKrupp USA, Inc.
    James Proebstle, president and owner, Prodyne, Inc.
    Glenn Schafer, president, Pacific Life Insurance Company

    2002-2003
    Toichi Takenaka, president and chief executive officer, Takenaka Corporation
    Susan J. Unger, senior vice president and chief information officer, DaimlerChrysler AG
    Gary C. Valade, executive vice president and member of the board of management, DaimlerChrysler Corporation

    2003-2004
    Ron Cichy, professor and director of The School of Hospitality Business
    Timothy Dykstra, vice president and treasurer, DaimlerChrysler, North America Group
    Bernard Robertson, senior vice president of engineering technologies and regulatory affairs for DaimlerChrysler Corporation

    2004-2005
    Beth A. Chappell (B.A. Marketing ’79), president, Detroit Economic Club
    Neil De Koker (Executive MBA ’77), president, Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA)

    2005-2006
    Jeff Boromisa (B.A. Accounting ’77), senior vice president and chief financial officer, the Kellogg Company
    Francisco Itzaina (MBA Marketing ’74), president, Rolls-Royce International, South America
    Robert Olstein (MBA Accounting ’66), chairman and chief investment officer, Olstein and Associates
    Stu Reed (B.A. Materials and Logistics Management ’83), senior vice president, integrated supply chain, Motorola Inc.

    2006-2007
    Gregory Josefowicz (B.A. Marketing ’74), president, chairman and chief executive officer, Borders Group
    Bruce McDonald (B.A. ’62), president, McDonald Modular Solutions
    Kathleen Sullivan-Barclay (B.A. ’78), vice president, global human resources, General Motors Corporation

    2007-2008
    Craig D. Brown (B.A. ’73), president and chief executive officer, Keelers Ridge Associates
    Dan H. Mathews (B.A. Hotel & Restaurant Management ’66), executive vice president and chief operating officer, National Automatic Merchandising Association

    2008-2009
    Julie Fasone-Holder (B.A. Business Administration ’75), senior vice president; chief marketing, sales and reputation officer, Dow Chemical Company
    Phillip F. Kuhn (B.A. Financial Administration ’77), vice president and corporate officer of the Rockwood Company and president of Executive Risk Management
    Robert Thull (B.A. Business Administration ’73), president, Milestone Equipment Corporation
    Karen Zehnder (B.A. Marketing ’72, Executive MBA ’94), general manager, Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and Lodge
    William Zehnder (B.A. Hotel & Restaurant Management ’71), president, Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and Lodge

    2009-2010
    Scott E. Eston (B.A. Accounting ’78), retired chief operating officer and executive committee chairman, Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo (GMO); president and chief executive officer of GMO Trust
    Cuneyt T. Evirgen (Ph.D. Marketing ’95), executive director of Executive Development Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey
    John R. Nyland (B.A. Purchasing ’75, MBA Supply Chain Management ’77), retired managing partner, IBM Global Business Services, Public Sector

    2010-2011
    David P. Cosper (B.A. Financial Administration ’77, MBA Finance ’78), chief financial officer, Sonic Automotive, Inc.
    Erik Qualman (B.A. Marketing ’94), global vice president of Online Marketing Education and author of Socialnomics

    2011-2012
    Robert Chapek (MBA ’84), president, Disney Consumer Products

    2012-2013
    Bruce R. Leech (B.A. Financial Administration  ’78), co-founder and director, CrossCom National

    2013-2014
    Brian Van Elslander (B.A. Accounting ’87), managing director and head of financial sponsors, Wells Fargo Advisors

    2014-2015
    Bob Fish (B.A. Hotel & Restaurant Management ’88), co-founder and chief executive officer, Biggby Coffee
    Craige Stout (B.A./MBA Accounting ’86), chief executive officer and managing director, Stout Risius Ross
    Houston Striggow (B.A. Hotel & Restaurant management ’75), chief operating officer, Susiecakes Holdings, Inc.

    2016-2017
    Todd Penegor (B.A. Accounting ’87/MBA Finance ’89), president and chief executive officer, Wendy’s International, Inc.
    Bob Driessnack (B.A. Accounting ’89), chief financial officer, PrimeLine Utility Services

    2017-2018
    Nancy Vella (B.A. Accounting ’79), managing director, Deloitte Tax, LLP

    2018-2019
    John Duffey (B.A. Accounting ’82), chief executive officer (retired), Six Flags Entertainment
    Michael Krimbill (B.A. Accounting ’76), chief executive officer, NGL Energy Partners LP

    2021-2022
    Blake Krueger (B.A. Business Administration ’75), chairman of the board, Wolverine World Wide, Inc.

    2022-2023
    Jerry Jonckheere (B.A. Accounting ’81), retired partner, Plante & Moran, PLLC

Department Alumni Awards

  • Accounting & Information Systems Alumnus of the Year

    2009
    Susan Work Martin (MBA Accounting ’76, Ph.D. Accounting ’88)
    President, Eastern Michigan University

    2010
    Michael J. Burwell (B.A. Accounting ’86)
    Vice Chairman, U.S. Operations
    Leader and Chief Financial Officer
    PricewaterhouseCoopers

    2011
    Nancy J. Vella (B.A. Accounting ’79)
    Director, Deloitte Tax LLP

    2012
    Matthew L. McColl (B.A. Accounting ’79)
    Partner, Assurance & Advisory Business Services
    Ernst & Young LLP

  • Hospitality Business Alumni Awards

    Celebrating Hospitality Alumni

    Each year, The School of Hospitality Business Alumni Association confers important awards on deserving alumni, supporters, faculty and staff. The Alumni Association Executive Board of Directors receives nominations and votes upon the honorees.

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Contact Information

  • Alumni Relations
  • Business College Complex
  • 632 Bogue St Rm N505
  • East Lansing, MI 48824
  • Phone: (517) 432-7442
  • Fax: (517) 353-6395