Stephen F. Austin State University’s Rusche College of Business has renovated a boardroom in the McGee Business Building to provide students a corporate-like meeting area.
In order to further its efforts in creating a corporate-like atmosphere, the Rusche College of Business renovated a boardroom in the McGee Business Building, Room 443, to provide students a meeting area typical of those used in the business industry.
“This new boardroom takes experiential learning to a new level in the Rusche College of Business,” said Dr. Tim Bisping, dean of the Rusche College of Business. “While it is a boardroom, it also is a classroom. Here, students become familiar with working in a boardroom and have the opportunity to make presentations to professionals in a corporate setting.”
Students in upper-level business courses and in the Master of Business Administration program utilize the room. The room also functions as a meeting space for the college’s Executive Advisory Board.
The boardroom includes a large conference table with 20 chairs, a 12-foot credenza, upgraded technology, built-in speakers, a projector and powered screen. Additional upgrades include new paint and lighting as well as a shadowbox display dedicated to Nelson Rusche, the college’s namesake.
By Kasi Dickerson, senior marketing communications specialist at Stephen F. Austin State University.
