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March 3rd, 2025

Joffrey's Coffee Visits SBUS

Last Thursday, the Student Center for the Public Trust hosted a visitation from the CEO and Vice President of Marketing for Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Company as part of the Guy Spriggs Dean's Speaker Series in the Encova Auditorium!


With over 180 students in attendance, including members of Huntington High's FBLA Chapter, Marshall University undergraduate and graduate students, Marshall Foundation representatives, Lewis College of Business Staff, and Faculty. The event sparked great discussion, with the speakers going over the allotted time so that they could answer all of the student questions during the Q & A.

The Lewis College of Business would like to thank CEO Ted Abrams, VP of Marketing Giovanni Gutierrez, and Rob Montaudo for joining us to provide some excellent insight into their company and relationship with Disney. We would also like to thank Guy Spriggs, Lance West and the Marshall Foundation for providing financial support to make these events happen.


Congratulations to our incredible members of the Student Center for the Public Trust and Beta Gamma Sigma, Maddy Branham and Evan Francis, who worked tirelessly to make this event happen. The success of this event highlights that our students are multifaceted, professional, responsible individuals who make things happen!

Delta Sigma Pi February Recap Newsletter

Click the image below to see their February recap!

TEDxMarshallU 2025: Beyond Borders - Saturday, March 8th

TEDxMarshallU's 7th annual event, "Beyond Borders," is less than one week away and tickets are selling fast! Don't miss this inspiring event in the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse on Saturday, March 8th from 7-9 PM, featuring 8 speakers who will challenge our ideas about the world and help us explore how going “Beyond Borders” can inform, shape, and redefine our human experience. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $5 for any Marshall/K-12 students.


See more information about the event and purchase tickets here!

Coffee for a Cause - Saturday, March 8th

On Saturday March 8 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., the area’s best local coffee shops and bakeries are gathering in Marshall’s new Brad D. Smith Center for Business and Innovation to support Ebenezer Medical Outreach’s service to the uninsured and underserved. Visit booths by Austin's Homemade Ice Cream, Grindstone Coffeeology and Bakery, Hill Tree Roastery, 606 Coffee Co., Twelvepole Trading Post, and more. Then follow your coffee with a visit to the Strollin’ Colon, a 12-foot inflatable educational exhibit for colorectal cancer awareness.


Click here to view their Facebook event page!

Stories with STEAM - Small Town Universe - Wednesday, March 12th

Click here, or click the image above for more information regarding this event!

Participate in the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM)'s Food Drive!

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