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Four students standing on stage. North Lindall is second from left.

Central College Students at the Pappajohn Iowa Entrepreneurial Venture Competition

Central students participate in John Pappajohn Iowa Entrepreneurial Venture workshops and competition.

Two Central students preparing taxes on computers in office.

Central College Receives Grant to Provide Tax Preparation Service

Central College accounting students will volunteer their time and knowledge to assist Marion County residents with income tax preparation.

Central College Brings Industry Leader to Prepare Students in Business

Clay Thompson ’90, retired vice president of Caterpillar Financial Services and a member of the Central Board of Trustee, engages students on business during his class Leading a Problem-Solving Organization.

Central College Announces New Faculty Appointments

Central College hires new faculty for launch of new academic year.

Honors Presented to Central College Faculty

Central faculty members were honored in May to celebrate their collective teaching, scholarship, creativity and leadership.

Jann Freed ’77 Publishes Book about Living a Life Worth Remembering

Jann Freed, Central College professor emerita of business management and 1977 Central graduate, released her sixth book.

Maggie Schlerman, a Central College associate professor of accounting and 2002 graduate

Central Introduces Business Analytics and Business Secondary Education Tracks

Central’s business management program will expand its offerings to include business analytics and teacher education options.

Central College Faculty Member to Attend Chicago Semester Summer Program

Maggie Schlerman ’02, associate professor of accounting, has been selected to participate in Chicago Semester’s Summer 2022 Scholar-In-Residence Program.

Central Partners with University of Iowa for Students to Study Finance at UI’s Tippie College of Business

Central College and the University of Iowa have formed a new partnership that will streamline the process for Central students to be admitted to the Master of Science in Finance program in the university’s Tippie College of Business.