- Center for Free Enterprise & Entrepreneurial Leadership
- Internships
- Student Advisory Council
- Student Honor Society
STUDENT INTERNSHIPS
The School of Business believes relevant and challenging internships solidify classroom curriculum, forge valuable skill sets, and instill confidence in business students, all while creating post-graduation career opportunities and networks. We want to prepare out students for their calling in every workplace in every nation. The following are examples of recent LeTourneau student internships that did just that:
Previous Internships Include:
- Ernst & Young U.S. LLP - Houston, TX
- Martin Resource Management Corporation - Kilgore, TX
- Henry & Peters PC - Longview, TX
- Sweet Shop USA - Mt. Pleasant, TX
- Curtis Blakely & Co., PC - Longview, TX
- Samaritan's Purse - Boone, NC
- Texas Right to Life - Houston, TX
- Pipeline Integrity Resources Inc. - Longview, TX
- Sharps Compliance, Inc. - Houston, TX
- Cooner & Cooner, PC - Longview, TX
- SonSet Solutions, Inc. - Elkhart, IN
- Stephen Duck, CPA PC - Longview, TX
- PhyNet Inc. - Longview, TX
- Saville, Dodgen & Co. - Dallas, TX
- Gollob, Morgan, Peddy, & Co. - Tyler, TX
- Chick-fil-A - Longview, TX
- United Way - Longview, TX
- Gearheart & Gearheart, CPA - Henderson, TX
- Pathway Church - Longview, TX
- Fabrication Solutions and Technologies - Longview, TX
- The San Franciscan Roaster Co. - Carson City, NV
- Kevin McKay, CPA, PLLC - Lufkin, TX
- Reactions Unlimited - Houston, TX
- Bruson Equestrian Center - Tyler, TX
- Camping World - Licolnshire, IL
- Prime Pay - West Chester, PA
- Textron Aviation - Wichita, KA
- LeTourneau University, Event Planning - Longview, TX
- Goswick Lane - Longview, TX
- Edward Jones Financial Advising - Center, TX
BE A VOICE FOR THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENTS
Join our Student Advisory Council and serve as a conduit between students and the dean. Help enhance learning experiences that improve career advancement, bringing greater experiential education, community impact, and professional enrichment into our academic programs. In the process, you’ll learn what it’s like to serve on a council and develop your leadership and team-building skills. You’ll also become familiar with organizational protocol and best practices for influencing change within workplace environments.
Advisory Council members are encouraged to freely express their opinions and suggestions. The council focuses on furthering the development of high-quality, career advancing business education opportunities. The input of the council leads to continued program growth, effectiveness, and opportunities within the School of Business.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Student Advisory Council is to act as a voice and a conduit of students’ thoughts, ideas, and needs, and to generate value-adding contributions in advancing the School of Business mission.
GOALS & ASSESSMENT
Participation in the Student Advisory Council is structured around creating new learning experiences designed to expand our current academic programs and better prepare School of Business students for the global marketplace. The Student Advisory Council is focused on achieving results that students will see during their time at LeTourneau University. Meetings are held with the Dean 1-2 times a semester.
MEMBERSHIP
Student Advisory Council member recommendations are provided by faculty and academic advisors for the School of Business to the Dean, Dr. Kathleen Mays. New member requests are offered at the beginning of each Fall semester.
CURRENT MEMBERS (2023-24)
Berry, Kaisen - General Business Pangni, Axel - Finance
Blaine, Walker - Finance Peterson, Bob - Management
Chaney, Grace - Accounting Spitdowski, Taylor - Finance
Ellsworth, Liz - Management Stocks, Landon - Management
Fischer, Zaine - Marketing/Finance Taylor, Kaylyn - General Business
Huckabee, Michael - Accounting TrujilloSoto, Renata - Marketing
Mendoza, Mirabella - Marketing Wagner, Sydney - Marketing/Finance
Moreau, Elizabeth - Accounting Weigel, Mischelle - BBM
SIGMA BETA DELTA (BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY)
Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society is for students in business, management and administration. Wisdom, honor and the pursuit of meaningful aspirations are the principles on which the society has been founded. These qualities are of the utmost importance not only for success in the realm of professionalism but in one's personal life as well.
The society encourages its members to live lives distinguished by honorable service to humankind. In order to be eligible for membership, students must be an accounting or business major ranking in the top 20 percent of their class. This society is widely recognized, and membership can be a beneficial asset for students when entering the workplace.
To learn more, please contact Karen Jacobs, KarenJacobs@letu.edu.
