Graham School of Management (GSM) Councils

The GSM Business Advisory Council represents an active group of local, national and international organizations that provide valuable feedback to the GSM. The list of current GSM Business Advisory Council members is available below.

If you would like information on joining the council, please contact Council President Laura Shallow at shallowFREESXU.

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How does the Business Advisory Council contribute to the Graham School of Management?

Business Environment

The council helps the GSM stay relevant within the curriculum and business world by relaying what is going on in the business environment such as economic trends, environmental scans and other opportunities for faculty, staff and students to explore.

Course Syllabi Review

The council helps ensure coursework remains applicable to the modern business environment by assisting with reviews of course syllabi. Select members sign off as a "practitioner," solidifying that the course is relevant and will help our students' overall success.

Special Events

Council members may also be called on to serve as guest speakers, judges at competitions, or to assist with other networking events and opportunities.

The GSM Business Alumni Council represents an active group of Graham School of Management Alumni that provide valuable feedback to the GSM. Please view a list of current GSM Business Alumni Council members below.

If you would like information on joining the council, please contact Council President Laura Shallow at shallowFREESXU.

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How does the Business Alumni Council contribute to the Graham School of Management?

Networking

Members of the Alumni Advisory Council work to uncover networking opportunities that help students better connect their studies to the real world while cultivating relationships that may prove beneficial to their future careers.

Mentor Program

Alumni make the best candidates as mentors for our business students. Council members play a significant role in the GSM's Mentor Program by encouraging alumni to participate and serving as mentors themselves.

Faculty Collaboration

Council members may also partner with faculty on the creation or delivery of projects.