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DiversityAt Fisher College of Business, we champion diversity in intellectual thought and perspective. We inspire leadership through passion, integrity, hard work and the desire to succeed. Students join our programs because of the culture we have designed and our emphasis on high-impact teaching and research. In Their Own Words
Recruitment and Career Management Success Fisher uses a variety of methods to recruit undergraduate and graduate minority students. The college supports pre-collegiate recruitment programs such as ACAP (Accounting Careers Awareness Program) and Young Scholars Program, which bring high school students to Fisher’s campus where they learn about business careers. At the graduate level, Fisher has a strong presence at the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) and the National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) conferences, among others. All graduate student organizations are open to MBLE students. Educational and Professional Diversity Fisher’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion Student Services offers academic counseling, scholarships, need-based financial aid, and tutoring services for minority undergraduate and graduate students and support to campus departments, corporations, companies, and agencies which seek to help minority students succeed academically, financially, and socially. A Destination College for Women Fisher College of Business is a proven leader in providing a platform for the success of its women students, faculty, and staff through world-class business education, leadership development, networking, and collaboration. Fisher has established partnerships with academic partnerships with the Women Presidents’ Organization and the National Association for Women MBAs. Find out why Fisher is a Destination College for Women. International Students Fisher consistently provides a number of events, services, and student organizations tailored to meet the needs of international students. Student Community Student organizations and activities are as varied as our students themselves. Student groups bring speakers to campus, sponsor conferences and other special events, organize networking opportunities, and hold career development forums in collaboration with the Office of Career Management. As a member of one of Fisher’s student organizations, students can connect locally and nationally with peers in social and professional settings, as well as with top executives and alumni from around the world.
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