Business Program, Union Adventist University

Exploring Creativity and Innovation in Business introduces fundamental business operations and essential soft skills crucial for achieving professional success. As a culminating activity, students presented imaginative and innovative concepts in a simulated Shark Tank-style competition. Acting as the 'sharks,' senior business majors and International Finance students evaluated the pitches. This hands-on exercise allowed participants to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, enriching their learning experience.

Auditing 455 class conducting a system 'walkthrough", part of a business audit. They studied the business's processes for sales and collections, as well as purchases and payments. Students documented how the processes worked, including internal controls present or absent within the process.

Students in Macroeconomics presented on international trade agreements. The purpose was to help the students understand the impact of trade, on an international level, on GDP, consumer and producer surplus, and supply and demand, all critical macroeconomics concepts