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College of Business & Economics Names Student Advisory Board

NOV. 24, 2004--The UW-River Falls College of Business and Economics (CBE) has selected its first student board to advise and support the college and its mission.

Eight students were selected through an application process to represent the CBE student body. The students range from freshmen to seniors and have diverse majors offered by the college.

"I'm particularly pleased to announce the formation of CBE's first-ever Student Advisory Board," said CBE Dean Barbara Nemecek. "This board serves in an advisory capacity to the dean on key issues of the college, in addition to representing CBE on campus and at off-campus functions. We have an excellent cross-section of student representatives and I look forward to working closely with them in supporting our college's educational experience."

The Student Advisory Board provides students with the opportunity to meet with administrators to discuss comments, questions or concerns. CBE's student board meets directly with Nemecek each week. At these meetings students are able to give voice to issues or events occurring within the college and on campus.

Members of the board include:

Ellsworth, Wis., Amy Delamater, business administration and economics double major, freshman.
Elk Mound, Wis., DiAnna Steines, business administration and animal science with equine emphasis double major, freshman.
Amery, Wis., Kyle Teig, business administration major with marketing emphasis, junior.
St. Louis Park, Minn., Adam Koob, business administration major with finance option, senior.
Eagan, Minn., Tim Krehl, computer system and informational system major, senior.
Stillwater, Minn., Steve Schurhamer, accounting major, senior.
St. Paul, Minn., Mike Siegel, accounting major, senior.
Lakeville, Minn., Ben Simonsen, accounting major, sophomore.

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