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The undergraduate and graduate programs of the College of Business support the public liberal arts values of Eastern Connecticut State University. We emphasize the development of employability skills – critical thinking, ethical reasoning, quantitative literacy, communication, and creativity – by providing interdisciplinary and applied education built on a strong liberal arts foundation.

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Internships

The College of Business prides itself on concept application. To this end, a majority of our programs require students to have an internship experience prior to graduation. Professors and faculty help with internship preparation and application to ensure student success throughout the process.

To learn more about the internship process, click here.

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Undergraduate Research

In addition to internship opportunities, Eastern encourages students to learn more about their field through undergraduate research experiences. Not only are students provided with the opportunity to work with qualified professionals in their field, but are also welcome to present at the yearly CREATE conference right here on campus.

To learn more about undergraduate research at Eastern, click here.

Celebration of Excellence Research awardees 2019

Success at Eastern

Caleb Ennin
Finance

Caleb Ennin '23

Finance major Caleb Ennin is an Advisor Support & Financial Planning Specialist at Johnson Brunetti Retirement & Investment Specialists. Through qualified professors at Eastern and professionals he met at his internship with Hartford Steam Boiler, Ennin was able to make connections and learn from others in his field, two things he considers most valuable when reflecting on his time at Eastern.

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Jake Cohen
Business Information Systems

Jake Cohen '25

BIS major Jake Cohen worked for Travelers this past summer in their Leadership Development Program. Through the BIS curriculum, he was able to learn important technical and business skills, as well as critical thinking in a business-tech space. Cohen was able to apply them at competitions such as the Annual U.S. IT Collegiate Conference, as well as his internship with Travelers.

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Contacts

Dean
Niti Pandey
Webb Hall, Rm. 165
(860) 465-5293
pandeyn@easternct.edu
Administrative Assistant
Paula Goyette
Webb Hall, Rm. 160
(860) 465-5264
goyettepa@easternct.edu
Internship & Professional Development Coordinator
Grace Muller
Communication Bldg, Rm. 202
(860) 465-4607
mullergr@easternct.edu