Fowler College of Business Fiscal Year 2025-2026
Message from Leadership
Dear Donor, This year at the Fowler College of Business, we were inspired by the momentum of our students, faculty, and alumni, as well as by the generosity of donors like you who turn ambition into opportunity. With our undergraduate and graduate programs now ranked among the top 50 business programs in the country among public universities, Fowler is building on a strong foundation and accelerating what comes next. Philanthropy strengthens every part of that progress. Scholarships open doors and reduce barriers for talented students, while donor support also advances priorities central to our future: career readiness, experiential learning, social impact, and AI-powered innovation. Through personalized career guidance, employer access, applied projects, industry partnerships, entrepreneurial experiences, and emerging tools and technologies, students gain confidence and experience applying what they learn beyond the classroom. These opportunities help students see themselves as professionals, innovators, and leaders before they graduate. Thank you for investing in Fowler’s people, programs, and possibilities.
Dan Moshavi, Ph.D. Thomas and Evelyn Page Dean, Fowler College of Business
Year in Giving By the Numbers | Fiscal Year 2025-26
$17.65M FCB Total Raised
$758,077
FCB Scholarship Awards
352 FCB Scholarships Awarded
Philanthropy
Propelling the SDSU Community Forward Peter J. and Elaine R. Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning Endowment The Fowler College of Business received a transformational gift to establish the Peter J. and Elaine R. Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning, which will serve as a hub for innovative, hands-on learning opportunities that connect classroom instruction with real-world business experience. Partrick-Clayes Accounting Scholars Scholarship The Partrick-Clayes Accounting Scholars Scholarship supports students in the Charles W. Lamden School of Accountancy, helping them pursue their educational goals with greater confidence and fully engage in the opportunities that shape their future careers. Marylinn J. Metzke Endowment Through a generous gift to the Marylinn J. Metzke Endowment, SDSU’s Entrepreneurship Initiatives team can expand and enhance its programming to more effectively support students from various disciplines across campus.
The Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning Endowment is a tribute to Peter Shaw (right), a longtime FCB executive in residence, dean’s advisory board member, and former Director of the Fowler Scholars Program.
The Partrick-Clayes Accounting Scholars Scholarship, established by Jeff Partrick (right) and Trulette Clayes (left), builds upon past support to further impact FCB students on their path to graduation.
Student Spotlight
Thriving in the Aztec Experience Ruby Parrott, Class of 2026 Class Level: Undergraduate Student College: Fowler College of Business Major: Marketing
The last four years in the Fowler College of Business have been extremely transformative. After moving to San Diego from a small town, I was initially nervous about how I would succeed here. I was proven extremely wrong. I immersed myself in campus communities and built a home away from home at SDSU. Through leadership roles in Rotaract, Dance Marathon, Women in Business, and Associated Students, I gained a sense of belonging while developing professionally. Through the support of the Fowler College of Business, workshops, and professional networks, I gained confidence as I prepared to transition into my career. I had the opportunity to intern with SDSU Athletics, where I expanded my marketing skills while contributing to the Aztecs Going Pro program. That experience sparked my passion for strategic communication, advocacy, and serving students. In the classroom, Professors Eesha Sharma and Mark Lindner had a profound impact on my experience. Their passion for marketing and commitment to student success made a career in business feel achievable. I am forever grateful to the Fowler College of Business, its donors, faculty, and campus community for preparing me for the next chapter of my life.
Student Spotlight
Zach Almaraz, Class of 2026 Class Level: Undergraduate Student College: Fowler College of Business Major: Finance
By the time I arrived at San Diego State University, I had been running a sneaker resale business from home for two years. I knew sales was my passion. What FCB taught me was how to apply that passion and transform it into a career. What shaped me here was not just one class or one experience: it was all of them. Through my coursework, I learned how to think strategically, understand consumer behavior, and analyze global markets. Real-world projects challenged me to solve business problems and develop strategies beyond the classroom. Through student organizations and leadership roles, I learned how to work with others, earn respect through hard work, and lead with confidence. I also had the opportunity to compete in sales competitions that pushed me outside my comfort zone and gave me firsthand experience applying what I learned. Those experiences confirmed what I believed: I am built for a future in sales strategy and leadership. This summer, I began my career as an e-commerce sales intern at Razer. SDSU didn't just prepare me for the next step, it helped shape who I am today and gave me the confidence to build a bright future as a business leader. I am proud to be an Aztec for life!
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SDSU didn't just prepare me for the next step; it helped shape who I am today and gave me the confidence to build a bright future as a business leader.
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Student Spotlight
Carly Smithers, Class of 2026 Class Level: Undergraduate Student College: Fowler College of Business Major: Marketing
Being a student in the Fowler College of Business, I knew that I wanted to be as involved as I possibly could and continue building my leadership skills. Because of this drive, I became involved in organizations like Women in Leadership, which has been one of the most impactful parts of my college journey. Through these experiences, I have been able to collaborate with incredible peers, develop leadership skills, and help support the next generation of student leaders on campus. I have grown so much during my time at SDSU. I gained skills in event planning, logistics, outreach, and public speaking while also learning how to turn ideas into meaningful initiatives. More importantly, I learned the importance of community. Having a group of peers who supported me throughout college gave me the confidence to step outside of my comfort zone and truly grow into myself, both personally and professionally.
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I have grown so much during my time at SDSU. I gained skills in event planning, logistics, outreach, and public speaking while also learning how to turn ideas into meaningful initiatives.
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Points of Pride
Celebrating Shared Success Current Rankings Fowler undergraduate business programs climbed eight spots to No. 41 among public business schools and to No. 64 overall. Ranked No. 53 for Best Part-time MBA Programs. Fowler’s International Business program, in partnership with the College of Arts and Letters, ranked No. 1 among California schools and No. 19 nationally. Statistics of Interest Undergraduate enrollment has grown by more than 60% over the last decade, from approximately 5,400 students to more than 8,600 students. Business degrees made up nearly 20% of graduates in the Class of 2026, with Finance, Management, and Marketing ranking among SDSU's top 10 majors. For the first time in the College’s history, Fowler celebrated two undergraduate ceremonies, with over 3,000 students crossing the stage in May 2026. Recent Highlights Accounting lecturer Julie Hansen and management information systems lecturer Robert Showghi were named the 2025 Glazer Outstanding Lecturer Fellowship recipients from SDSU’s Fowler College of Business for their outstanding teaching and service to the university. The Gary Bezer and Lise Fleury PATH Academy’s PATH to Professionalism program launched in spring 2026 to help Guardian Scholars and Project Rebound students of all majors build the skills, experience, and confidence needed for professional success. Participants complete core activities and optional electives at their own pace. The Fowler College of Business celebrated the official ribbon-cutting and dedication of the recently named Partrick-Clayes Center for Career Development. This year’s SDSU Social Venture Challenge, held on March 13, focused on the theme Achieving Food Security Through Innovation. This annual pitch competition is hosted by San Diego State University and invites students from universities across Southern California to identify a significant problem related to the impact of food security in our region and present an innovative solution that results in a social venture. Participants compete for a total of $35,000 in cash prizes provided by supporters of the university.
Growth Surge
Enrollment is up 60%+ over the decade. Business degrees made up nearly 20% of 2026 grads, with 3,000+ crossing the commencement stage.
Faculty and Staff Achievements
Transforming Lives Steve Gill, Ph.D. Title: Associate Professor College: Fowler College of Business
Achievements: Accounting professor Steve Gill named the recipient of the Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Faculty Contributor from the Fowler College of Business for 2025. “Steve Gill has built a legacy of developing innovative educational programs, publishing meaningful research, and providing outstanding leadership throughout his career at SDSU,” said Dan Moshavi, Thomas and Evelyn Page Dean of the Fowler College of Business. “Steve’s contributions have had a profoundly positive impact on our students, fellow faculty members, and the university.”
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Steve’s contributions have had a profoundly positive impact on our students, fellow faculty members and the university.
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Faculty and Staff Achievements
Drs. Chung, Abhari, Umashankar, Bernerth, Dimofte Title: Professors and Associate Professor College: Fowler College of Business
Achievements: In 2024, the Fowler College of Business launched a campaign for Faculty Fellowships to recognize faculty members who are innovative, creative and provide exemplary leadership. Thanks to donor support, the inaugural group of Fowler Faculty Fellowships have been awarded for the 2025-26 academic year. The recipients are: Beth Chung, Ph.D. - Professor of Management & Business Administration Online Degree Completion Program Kaveh Abhari, Ph.D. - Professor of Management Information Systems Nita Umashankar, Ph.D. - Associate Professor of Marketing Jeremy Bernerth, Ph.D. - Professor of Management Claudiu Dimofte, Ph.D. - Professor of Marketing
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We are proud to celebrate the inaugural Fowler Faculty Fellowships, awarded for the 2025-26 Academic Year.
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Faculty and Staff Achievements
Iana Castro, Ph.D. Title: Professor; Director, Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning College: Fowler College of Business
Achievements: The Fowler College of Business has named Marketing professor Iana Castro as the founding Director of the Peter J. and Elaine R. Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning. “Professor Castro brings an exceptional record of leadership in creating meaningful, high-impact learning opportunities that connect classroom knowledge with real-world experience,” said Dan Moshavi, Thomas and Evelyn Page Dean of the Fowler College of Business. “Since joining the Fowler College of Business, she has built a reputation for designing student experiences that are both academically rigorous and deeply engaged with community needs.”
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Professor Castro brings an exceptional record of leadership in creating meaningful, high-impact learning opportunities that connect classroom knowledge with real-world experience ...
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Featured Areas
AI in the Digital Future Artificial intelligence continues to be a strategic priority across the Fowler College of Business, where students, faculty, and industry partners are exploring how emerging technologies can drive innovation, research, and entrepreneurship. Through investments in advanced technology, interdisciplinary learning, and entrepreneurship programming, Fowler is preparing students to lead in an increasingly AIdriven economy. James Silberrad Brown Center for Artificial Intelligence Expanded interdisciplinary AI research and hands-on learning opportunities, bringing together students and faculty from multiple disciplines to apply AI to real-world challenges. Acquired an NVIDIA DGX B200 AI server, one of the most advanced AI computing systems available, significantly expanding research capacity and access to industry-leading computational resources. Continued to emphasize ethical, human-centered approaches to AI while supporting research and innovation in areas such as healthcare, social robotics, and immersive technologies. Entrepreneurship Initiatives Donor support is helping SDSU students move beyond simply using artificial intelligence to building, testing, and applying AI solutions to real-world challenges. Through SDSU Entrepreneurship Initiatives, students gain handson experience at the intersection of AI and entrepreneurship. AI Coffee Chats spark curiosity and introduce emerging applications, while the ZIP Launchpad and Lavin Entrepreneurship Center provide opportunities to put that learning into practice. Paid student interns developed Launchmate, an AI agent that strengthens collaboration between student startup teams and their advisors. Lavin students built an AI tool to help early-stage investors evaluate startup opportunities, then ten paid interns worked directly alongside investors to gather feedback, observe the tool in action, and support its continued refinement. These experiences give students more than exposure to emerging technology. They develop the ability to create with AI, solve authentic problems, learn from real users, and use technology to amplify human expertise and decision-making.
Student researchers present project updates and findings as part of ongoing AI and technology development initiatives.
Featured Areas
Career and Professional Readiness The Fowler College of Business is committed to preparing students for successful careers. Through personalized coaching, employer engagement, and innovative professional development programs, the Partrick-Clayes Center for Career Development continues to help students build the skills, confidence, and connections needed to succeed in today’s workforce. More than 3,700 Fowler students engaged with a career-readiness assessment embedded in both a first-year course and a required upper-division course, helping students evaluate their preparedness and connect with career resources. The Center also completed more than 845 one-on-one coaching appointments and engaged more than 260 employers through business-focused career fairs and recruiting partnerships. Passport to Professionalism continued to grow as one of the Center’s signature student development programs. In its second year, the program expanded to include transfer students and more than doubled participation, with more than 60 students on track to complete the experience. To support this growth, the Center launched a Canvas-based Passport homeroom that strengthened student engagement, communication, and progress tracking. Executive’s Closet expanded its impact, serving more than 250 students and collecting more than 1,200 donated professional clothing items through support from employers, community partners, faculty, and staff. The program helps students prepare for interviews, internships, networking opportunities, and employment while building confidence and professional identity. Career-readiness programming also expanded through initiatives such as the Adulting at Work: Business Professionalism Luncheon and enhanced employer engagement efforts, providing students with opportunities to strengthen professional etiquette, communication skills, and industry connections.
Executive’s Closet stylist providing Fowler student guidance.
Featured Areas
Social Impact Programs Fowler strives to create positive social impact in the San Diego community and beyond. Through programs focused on food security, social entrepreneurship, and leadership development, students are applying business skills to address real-world challenges while creating meaningful change. Brightside Produce Brightside Produce distributed fresh fruits and vegetables to 32 small markets in communities with limited healthy food access. Its network provides convenient access to fresh produce for more than 200,000 community residents. On campus, Brightside partnered with four Aztec Markets to expand produce offerings available to students from a handful of items to more than 25 fruits and vegetables. During the 2025-26 Academic Year, 38 students representing more than 10 academic majors participated in the Brightside Produce Internship Program, gaining hands-on experience while supporting healthy food access initiatives. Social Venture Challenge The 2026 SDSU Social Venture Challenge focused on the theme Achieving Food Security Through Innovation, challenging students to develop entrepreneurial solutions to food insecurity and related community challenges. Students from SDSU and universities across Southern California competed for a total of $35,000 in cash prizes while developing ventures designed to create social impact. Women in Leadership The 2026 Women in Leadership Conference welcomed more than 900 registrants, with student attendees representing nearly 60 academic majors. Through keynote presentations, alumnae panels, networking opportunities, and professional development workshops, students explored leadership, resilience, and career readiness. Women in Leadership continues to provide year-round programming that empowers students to develop leadership skills, expand professional networks, and pursue their professional goals.
Brightside Produce team in action.
Featured Areas
Experiential Learning Experiential learning remains a cornerstone of the Fowler College of Business educational experience. Through industry partnerships, consulting projects, competitions, mentorship, and immersive learning opportunities, students connect classroom concepts to real-world business challenges. Financial Markets Lab Students participated in the annual Stock Pitch Competition, conducting equity research, analyzing financial statements, developing investment theses, and presenting recommendations in a simulated investment environment. A highlight of the year was a visit to BlackRock’s headquarters, where students connected with finance professionals and SDSU alumni, explored career pathways, and gained firsthand exposure to one of the world’s largest asset management firms. The Lab also provides students with access to Bloomberg certifications, industry mentorship, and other hands-on financial learning opportunities. Wendy Gillespie Center for Advancing Global Business SoftLanding @ SDSU connected students with international founders seeking to enter the U.S. market, providing hands-on exposure to entrepreneurship and global business. Through the MetroConnect partnership with the San Diego World Trade Center, Master of Science in Global Business Development students completed semester-long consulting projects supporting San Diego companies pursuing international expansion. The Corky McMillin Center for Real Estate Students participated in the prestigious NAIOP University Challenge, applying classroom knowledge through research, collaboration, and professional presentations. The Center enhanced its Mentorship Program through structured engagement opportunities that connected students with commercial real estate professionals. Additional experiential learning opportunities connected students with industry leaders through lunch and learn programming, alumni engagement, and discussions on emerging trends shaping the future of commercial real estate.
Finance students visit BlackRock headquarters.
Endowments
Empowering Aztecs for Generations New Endowments David B. Sayres Endowed Scholarship Deborah A. and David A. Hawkins Fund for Career and Professional Readiness in the Charles W. Lamden School of Accountancy Endowment Dion C. Graham and Tina Graham Scholarship Endowment Dr. James R. Lackritz Memorial Scholarship Endowment Harry R. Albers Family Business Scholarship Endowment Kevin Anthony Keenan Career Development Endowment Peter J. and Elaine R. Shaw Family Center for Experiential Learning Endowment Rowe Endowment The World-Ready Leaders Fund Endowment George Delmar Alexander Jr. Walkway Endowment
Endowments (Active) A.P.I.C.S. Endowed Scholarship A.R. Bailey Dean’s Endowment Accountancy Advisory Board Teaching Excellence Faculty Fellow Endowment* Accounting Associates Endowed Scholarship Accounting Excellence Endowment* Adrienne & Juan Vargas Fowler College of Business Faculty Excellence Endowment* Agnes Wong Nickerson and Owen Murdoch Endowed Scholarship* Alexander and Jeannette Srbich Endowed Scholarship Alexis Stathis Endowment Scholarship* Alexis Stathis Real Estate Endowment* Alvord Branan Memorial Endowed Scholarship Artificial Intelligence Lab Program Endowment* Baxter Endowed Scholarship* Bernard J. Nydam Memorial Endowment Beta Alpha Psi Endowed Scholarship Bost Family Endowed Scholarship Burnham Foundation Real Estate Endowed Scholarship Business Ethics Research Endowment
Carol Bentley Ellis Endowment for Faculty Excellence in Marketing* Catherine M. Stiefel & J. Keith Behner Business Professional Skills Initiatives Catherine Stiefel and Keith Behner Fowler Scholars Endowed Scholarship* Catherine Stiefel and Keith Behner Fowler Scholars Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship* Charlene Lewis Endowed Accounting Scholarship* Charles Hostler Institute Endowment Charles Lamden Memorial Endowed Scholarship Charles W. Lamden School of Accountancy Endowment Christina Velasco Memorial Endowed Scholarship Christopher Michael Pendleton Endowed MIS Scholarship* Clay Family Fowler Scholars Scholarship Endowment Conrad Gorospe Excellence in Finance Endowment Considine Accounting Endowment Corporate Governance Institute Endowment* Corporate Governance Institute Shareholder Value Endowment* David and Deborah Hawkins Endowment for Excellence* David Belcher Memorial Endowed Scholarship Deborah Boyce Endowed Fowler College of Business Scholarship* Dennis and Elaine G. Szeto Endowed Professorship in Finance* Director of The Corky McMillin Center for Real Estate Endowment* Dittamore/Qualcomm Endowed Scholarship in Accountancy* Dr. Thomas Warschauer Endowed Professorship* Dwight J. and Barbara J. Newell Endowed Scholarship* Ed Davis From Cancer to College Scholarship Endowment Edward and Milray Kuhlken Endowed Scholarship Edward G. and Mary Lee Cannizzaro Endowed Scholarship in Accountancy* Edward G. Gergurich Memorial Scholarship Endowment* *Created in conjunction with the Fowler Match
To learn more, please contact Sheona Som at ssom@sdsu.edu
Endowments
Empowering Aztecs for Generations Endowments (Active) Continued Edwin Baldry Sales and Professional Development Endowment Elias J. Katzen Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth A. Galligan Endowment Ellen G. and Edward G. Wong Endowed Scholarship* Ellen Sue Gerber Memorial Endowment Entrepreneurship Excellence Endowment Estate Planning Professors Endowment Fackler Fowler Scholars Scholarship Endowment* FCB Honors Program Endowed Scholarship Finance Department Excellence Endowment Fowler College of Business Emergency Fund Endowed Scholarship* Fowler College of Business Endowment Fowler College of Business Faculty Excellence Endowment* Fowler College of Business Mentor Program Endowment Fowler Scholars Endowed Program Fund Frances Torbert Endowment Frederick W. Pierce Entrepreneurship Endowed Scholarship* Frederick W. Pierce Finance Endowed Scholarship* Frederick W. Pierce Real Estate Endowed Scholarship* Gary and Nancy Beardsley Endowed Scholarship* Gary Bezer and Lise Fleury PATH Academy Endowment Gene Whittenburg Memorial Endowed Tax Scholarship* George and Ruth Warwick Endowed Scholarship in Real Estate Georgia Amsden Endowed Scholarship Gerdau Family Endowed Scholarship* Gex Family Scholarship Endowment Gilbert J. Martin Foundation Endowed Scholarship* Glazer Outstanding Lecturer Fellowship Endowment* Goddard Family Faculty Endowed Fellowship in Auditing* Greg and Elisabeth Fowler Career Management Center Endowment* Greg and Elisabeth Fowler Financial Data Endowment* Griffith Family Guardian Scholars Endowed Scholarship*
Henry Family Endowed Scholarship* Hoose Family Scholarship Endowment Ilgaz - Pala Family Aztec Cooperative Fund Endowment* Jack McBirnie Endowed Scholarship James & Margaret Polak Endowed Scholarship James Silberrad Brown Center Director Endowment James Silberrad Brown Center Fellowship Endowment James Silberrad Brown Center for Artificial Intelligence Endowment James Silberrad Brown Scholarship Endowment Janie Chang Endowed Scholarship Jeffrey Glazer and Lisa Braun Glazer Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship in Management* Jelinek Family Scholarship Endowment Jim & Janet Sinegal Guardian Scholars Business Endowed Scholarship* Jim and Lisa Givens Accountancy Endowed Scholarship* John and Billie McAvoy Scholarship Endowment Josh Wooldridge Jr Endowed Scholarship Julie Dillon Endowed Faculty Fellow in Real Estate* Karen Wilcken Special Project Student Endowment* Keller Excellence in Financial Services Endowment* Ken Marino Director of Taiwan Program Endowment Kenneth and Theresa Kurita Endowed Scholarship* Kenneth S. and Iona R. Wade Scholarship Endowment Kent and Kim Grubaugh Scholarship Endowment Kreitzer Fowler Scholars Scholarship Endowment L. Robert Payne Lectureship Endowment Lang Endowed Professorship in Leadership Development* Larry and Madeline Petersen Endowed Scholarship in Entrepreneurship Larry and Madeline Petersen Social Impact Endowment Larry Icerman Seed Fund Endowment* Lavin Entrepreneurship Center Endowment Leonard H. Lavin Entrepreneurship Center Endowment Leonard H. Lavin Entrepreneurship Center Endowment *Created in conjunction with the Fowler Match
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Endowments
Empowering Aztecs for Generations Endowments (Active) Continued Leslie and Jim Levinson Guardian Scholars Business Endowed Scholarship* Leslie Kim Wellman Endowed Scholarship* Lindsay and Brownell, LLP VITA Endowed Scholarship* Lisa and Michael Schweitzer Faculty Excellence Endowment* Management Department Excellence Endowment Management Information Systems Department Excellence Endowment* Marilynn J. Metzke Endowment Marjorie L. Reed Memorial Endowed Scholarship Mark and Debbie Lindner Endowed Scholarship for Fowler Scholars* Marketing Department Excellence Endowment Mary Allis Curran Endowed Scholarship* McKasson Endowed Scholarship* Mehdi Salehizadeh Legacy Scholarship Endowment* Michael and Hillary Kanigher Financial Services Scholarship Endowment Monica F. Williams Endowed Scholarship Murphy Family Emergency Assistance Program Endowment* Mutter Family Endowed Scholarship* Nielander Alessio Endowed Scholarship for Veterans* Nielander Alessio Endowed Scholarship in Finance* Novak Family Scholarship Endowment* Osinski Family Women in Entrepreneurship & Leadership Endowment* Padres Guardian Scholars Endowed Scholarship* Partrick-Clayes Center for Career Development Endowment Pat Theodora Fund for the Digital Future* Paul Kurtz and Genevieve Jane Crecelius Endowed Scholarship in Accounting* Peter and Elaine Shaw Endowed Scholarship in Entrepreneurship Prebys Entrepreneurship Endowed Scholarship QUALCOMM Endowed Directorship
Ralph V. Whitworth Chair in Corporate Governance Endowment* Raymond and Mary Ann Slawinski Endowed Scholarship Real Estate Professorship Endowment Reisweber Family Endowed Scholarship* Richard and Susan Seiler Endowed Faculty Fellow in Taxation* Robert and Amy Abramson Endowed Professorship in Finance* Robert E. Duke Endowed Scholarship Robert F. Driver Endowed Scholarship Robert Hess Endowment Ron Fowler EMC Internship Endowment Rosas Family Endowed Accountancy Scholarship* Rowling Family Scholarship Endowment* San Diego Padres Veterans Endowed Scholarship* School of Accountancy Advisory Board Endowment School of Accountancy-ALEX Endowment Scott Burns Memorial Endowed Scholarship SDSU Outstanding Student Endowment Sharon Lightner Beta Alpha Psi Endowed Scholarship Southeast Asian Endowed Scholarship Sprouse Endowed Professorship* Steven D. Davis Accounting Endowed Scholarship Steven L. Black Endowed Scholarship for Real Estate Stiefel/Behner Student Endowment in Accounting Stuhley Family Scholarship Endowment Terry L. Atkinson Endowed Professorship in Finance* Thomas and Evelyn Page Dean of the Fowler College of Business Endowment* Thomas Newton, Jeffrey Jellison, Edwin Baldry and Tory Hazard Endowed Scholarship* Tiger and Dragon Endowment* Toole Family Endowed Scholarship *Created in conjunction with the Fowler Match
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Endowments
Empowering Aztecs for Generations Endowments (Active) Continued Vern Odmark Endowed Chair WAFC Business Endowment Walter A. and Marian K. Turner Accounting Scholarship Endowment Wells Fargo Financial Market Laboratory Endowment Wendy Gillespie Center for Advancing Global Business Endowment* Will Snyder Endowment William and Karen Brack Endowed Professorship in Finance* William and Karen Brack Endowed Scholarship* William E. Cole, Sr. CPA Endowed Directorship *Created in conjunction with the Fowler Match
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