Harrison College of Business Spotlights
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Racheal Culberson
Southeast is the right place for Racheal Culberson. An integrated marketing communications major and a Spanish minor, Racheal is an energetic person who is passionate about helping others.
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Sara Westrich
Life after college for Southeast alumna Sara Westrich has not been a typical desk job. After graduating in December 2003, Sara took a job with KPMG, LLP, an accounting firm in St. Louis. Sara is always on the go at KPMG.
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Matt Kruszynski
If you were to ask Southeast senior Matt Kruzynski what a typical day was like at his summer internship, you might hear him say, “I saw a triple play happen on the field at Busch Stadium, witnessed a pitching duel between Houston Astros pitcher Roger Clemens and St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Mark Mulder, and then gave an updated list of baseball stats to Mike Shannon.”
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Tim Sheets
Tim Sheets’ driving force to furthering his education at Southeast Missouri State University was his desire to drive.
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Brent Lewis
Baseball fans anxiously file into Philip B. Elfstrom Stadium to cheer on the Kane County Cougars to another victory. Fans line up at the concession stands amidst the smell of freshly cooked hot dogs and nachos. Cheers come from the stadium as the Cougars take the field for their warm up. For Southeast alumnus Brent Lewis, these are the sights and sounds of a typical work day.
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Jeff Kohlberg
There couldn’t be a more qualified person to work in Admissions than Southeast graduate student Jeff Kohlberg. Jeff, a St. Louis native, is a graduate assistant in the Office of Admissions. Before starting the Master of Business Administration program, Jeff attended Southeast as an undergraduate student.
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Mary Virginia Moore Johnson
Mary Virginia Moore Johnson is a woman with an extreme past, and an extremely bright future. A professor in the Department of Accounting, Finance and Business Law at Southeast, Johnson teaches law courses - and with good reason.
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Judy Wiles
Dr. Judy Wiles managed and co-owned a regional advertising agency and promotional products firm, where for 10 years, she enjoyed working full time in the world of marketing communications. But the desire to be a part of a community of advanced learning brought Wiles to the next stage of her career—teaching marketing and advertising at the college level.
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Paul Dobbins
The next time you are shopping at Westfield Shoppingtown in Cape Girardeau, Mo., you stand a good chance of running into Southeast alumnus Paul Dobbins. Paul is a Cape Girardeau native and graduated from Southeast in May of 2003 with a degree in management information systems and marketing.
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Scott Lane
Southeast senior Scott Lane of Jackson, Mo., credits his experience as a finance major in the business administration program with helping him to become a more outgoing, outspoken person.
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Barry Cooper
Barry Cooper has a big heart, and Southeast Missouri State holds a special place in it. An alumnus of Southeast, Barry earned a bachelor of science in business administration degree with a major in accounting.
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Ron Unterreiner
Southeast graduate and Design & Construction Services, Inc. President Ron Unterriener takes great pride in solving his clients’ problems—making them feel comfortable and secure during the construction process. He must eliminate hassles for his current customers while generating new clients for his firm. Customer service is vital to his company and is the cornerstone of Unterreiner’s business philosophy.
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Erika Williams
When it comes to success, Southeast alumna Erika Williams means business. Erika graduated from Xavier University in New Orleans, La., with a degree in business administration in 2002. A native of St. Louis, she chose to attend Southeast to complete her MBA in general management. During her two-year enrollment, she worked as a graduate assistant for the Office of University Relations, completed several internships, traveled abroad extensively for work and pleasure and served a term as president of the MBA Association. Now, she is the assistant general manager of the Westfield Shoppingtown in Crestwood, Mo.
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Dr. Keith Russell
Dr. Keith Russell’s appearance is fascinating to school children, at least to a group of children he recently encountered during a consulting assignment in Shanghai, China. “I was getting out of the car and felt a tug on my sleeve,” Russell said. “I turned around and was surrounded by a group of school children. They were fascinated with my beard and that I was an American,” he laughed.
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Dr. Patricia Karathanos
If you were to ask Dr. Patricia Karathanos about her published writings, you may not get the standard academic response you would expect from a faculty member in the College of Business. While other professors will inevitably begin talking about their latest research-journal article, Dr. Karathanos might tell you about the various books in which she has had poems published over the last 25 years.
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Dr. Peter Gordon
If you want to travel or study abroad, you might want to meet Marketing professor Peter Gordon. Having traveled to over 50 countries and driven on six continents, the Australian native wants to reach 100 countries before he retires.
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Dr. Bruce Domazlicky
Southeast economics professor Bruce Domazlicky enjoys teaching the fundamentals of economics while at work, but at home, his favorite pastime is collecting and restoring antique radios.
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Aaron Froehlich
See how a senior Management Information Systems (MIS) major from St. Louis soon discovered that his internship at Cocoa Processing Company Limited (Cocoa), a chocolate factory in Ghana, was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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