The Webster Echo - SNHU School of Business March 2024 Newsletter

Dr. Stefan Ryll

He is a distinguished professional in the Marketing and Hospitality Department, entering his 15th year at SNHU. Actively engaged in academia, Dr. Ryll contributes to committees including curriculum, scholarship, and university honors advisory boards Beyond Professional pursuits, he was also a German Ballroom Dancing Champion, and his go-to sport is Soccer. He teaches a course in the Biology Department, where he recently designed a popular Nutritional Science Minor. His other courses include MKT205-Applied Marketing Strategies, OL 317-Small Business Management, HOS 220Geography of Global Cultures, BIO-310 Culinary Nutritional Science, BIO 350- Global Nutrition, and a student’s favorite CUL-350 Mixology.

Upcoming Events

Webster Vibes

All about February

Empowering School of Business Students

Advising, Career and Learning center collaborative support!

February 15

GAB event-a joyful day of Human bingo, Jeopardy, Musical Chairs, Samosas and Empanadas January.31

MBA-500 Makerspace Class Activity

Led by Dr.Sophia Koustas

Women’s Day: A day of empowerment, awareness, and celebration for women, marked by events, discussions, and solidarity

LeverageGraduateAdvisingforCareerSuccess

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

-Tax preparation assistance

-Filing a 2023

US

Tax return February 20

Graduate Advisers play an important role in acting as an interface between students and campus resources, connecting students' requirements with the needs of the university This team helps students at SNHU by acting as their guides. Advisors support students to orient them to SNHU and help them find their belongings within the SNHU community. The team will talk with students about their goals, challenges, and achievements to assist them as individuals in addition to being students Graduate advising works closely in combination with career development to support career development opportunities including finding internships

A few words from the Graduate Advising team: As graduate advisor, truly the best part of the job is the students. Being able to build long-lasting impactful relationships with students and helping them integrate into graduate studies so they can achieve their academic goals Anytime we get to engage with students in classrooms, appointments, or just walking the hallways, is the best time for us.