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The College of Business Centers are conduits for the exchange of ideas between the College and external groups. The Centers bring together faculty experts from across departments to create and deliver knowledge on issues core to the mission of the College.

Center for Business Ethics and Social Issues
The Center for Business Ethics and Social Issues, directed by Kathleen Kelly, provides resources for businesses, academics, and students of business ethics. The Center provides opportunities to develop partnerships among all entities to promote the sharing of best practices associated with business ethics and organizational citizenship.

Center for Entrepreneurship
The Center for Entrepreneurship has a three-part mission to create great learning opportunities for entrepreneurs, support start-ups emerging from Colorado State University, and build bridges into the commercial world and between colleges at Colorado State. The Center for Entrepreneurship manages the experiential curriculum of the undergraduate Entrepreneurship Certificate, which concludes with writing business plans that lead to start-ups. The Center is involved with many programs and networking opportunities and mentors the Students in Free Enterprise team. The interim director of the Center for Entrepreneurship is Yolanda Sarason, and Paul Hudnut leads the Venture Development program.

The Everitt Real Estate Center
The Everitt Real Estate Center promotes research into various aspects of the real estate industry, sponsors curricular and extra-curricular programs for students in finance and real estate concentrations, and supports outreach programs for industry practitioners.

Center for the Study of Global Business
The Center for the Study of Global Business (CSGB) facilitates the understanding of the trend toward globalization and its implications within the College of Business as well as to practitioners, other academics, and society at large. The CSGB seeks to make educational resources available and foster public discussion of the business and societal trade-offs resulting from various forms of global business. Jim McCambridge and John Grant currently serve as the co-directors of the CSGB.

Institute for Transportation Management
The Institute for Transportation Management conducts management training and research in transportation management including safety, Total Quality Management, GIS mapping, and design methods. It is directed by Jim Francis.

 
     

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