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All School of Business curriculum courses combine theory, principles, techniques, and practical applications to enhance graduates' employment opportunities and serve as a solid groundwork for graduate studies. The relevance of Christian faith through current, real-world situations is emphasized in classes, field trips, and expert Christian guest lecturers. Team development and business projects ar

e available in selected business courses; a practicum experience is required of all students. Development of communication skills, both written and oral, is emphasized and many courses give attention to problem solving and quantitative analysis.

05/05/2026

We had the pleasure of welcoming Josh Block, President of Block Imaging, to the Innovation Hub. Josh spoke at chapel, an InnoChat, and was a part of multiple meetings with students during his visit. He discussed his book "People Matter at Work", allowing students to see what it is like to lead a successful business.

“The biggest idea that I took away was humility in the workplace. When you approach a new role or conversation, you must be humble and know that there are people with a lot more experience than you, and it is okay not to know everything. That is the point of a team." - Jack Goad, Junior Marketing and Management Major

Thank you to Josh Block and his family for joining us!

04/29/2026

The future is YOU! Huge congrats to Andrew Beaverson for placing 3rd at the Olivet Nazarene Createur Pitch Competition with his business, Brickademia, turning meaningful college campus landmarks into lasting memorabilia and shared experiences.

12 students and 2 faculty with the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship represented Taylor University at the Createur Pitch Competition, with four students pitching their business concepts. Thank you, Olivet Nazarene, for a wonderful event!

04/17/2026

Congratulations to Senior Sports Management major Lextin Willis and Junior Finance major Tristan Hildebrand (accompanied by CIE Staff Kyra Zylstra) on advancing to the Semi-final round at the TCU Values and Ventures pitch competition with their business Unseen Worldwide. https://unseenworldwide.com/

Unseen Worldwide exists to empower Business-as-Mission (BAM) companies in their continued work of bringing transformational economic, environmental, social, and spiritual change to their communities—all for the glory of God.

03/27/2026

Students, community members, staff, and alumni- join us for a FREE “InnoWork” evening workshop.

This session, led by Entrepreneurs in Residence Nick and Molly Pastermack, is designed to ignite your future. You’ll gain the foundational tools to start investing now, build real financial momentum, and take ownership of your path, whether that means launching your own business or creating long-term financial freedom.

Wednesday, April 15 from 7-9p.m. in the Vandermeulen Innovation Hub.
Please register here: https://linktr.ee/tayloru_cie

03/23/2026

Students from the Cornwall School of Business and Leadership had the opportunity to take Global Entrepreneurship and Business as Mission while in Paraguay this past J-term. They were immersed in local businesses, allowing them to learn hands-on how business can have Kingdom impact across the world. Learn more about this trip here: https://www.taylor.edu/news/2026/03/into-the-world-2026-j-term-trips

03/06/2026

IMPACT Camp helps high school students develop key leadership skills through applied creativity in innovation and entrepreneurship.

Join us for a week of learning, fun, and developing new ideas.
June 7-12, 2026

Early registration discounts are available- apply by March 31 to save.
Plus, students who attend IMPACT Camp qualify for a $1,000 scholarship toward their Taylor University tuition.

www.taylor.edu/impact

03/02/2026

Fizz@Four was a powerful reminder that networking isn’t about collecting business cards — it’s about building meaningful relationships. From practical tips to real-life stories of unexpected connections turning into career opportunities, the conversation was both insightful and energizing.

Many thanks to our incredible panel who shared with wisdom, insight, and a heart for true servant-leadership David Faust, Whitney Luther, Nathan Suddarth, and Charlotte Adams.

Special thanks also to our Ignite Innovation Corps for your efforts in planning and organizing- Rhoda Belachew who brought the vision to life and Sean Fields for serving as host and Emcee.

02/26/2026

Professor Erica Elliott and Dr. Lonnie Leeper had the privilege of taking eleven Taylor University business students to the Kingdom Advisors Redeeming Money Conference in Orlando, joining more than 2,700 financial professionals and 250 students committed to integrating biblical wisdom with financial expertise. This experience was a powerful reminder of what happens when faith, vocation, and education come together with purpose.

For our students, this was more than a conference — it was an opportunity to see firsthand what it looks like to pursue a career as a calling. Through worship, teaching, breakout sessions, and meaningful conversations with practitioners and alumni, they experienced a community of professionals stewarding their gifts for Kingdom impact. Moments like these help students connect classroom learning to eternal purpose and discern how God may be leading them to serve others through their work.

We are incredibly proud of this group for stepping into the experience with curiosity, humility, and a desire to grow!

02/23/2026

Do you know an outstanding high school student? Invite them to experience a week at Taylor University developing leadership skills through hands-on innovation!

Early registration discounts and scholarships are available for the IMPACT Innovation and Entrepreneurship Camp.
June 7-12, 2026

www.taylor.edu/impact

02/19/2026

Students, community members, and friends are invited to join us for an interactive night of financial education. This session will include an overview of the concept of cashflow in personal finance, followed by a fun and interactive game night featuring Robert Kiyosaki's "CASHFLOW". The game is about building skills that help you: identify your money habits, build critical thinking and financial literacy skills, and bond with friends and family over meaningful conversations!

Space is limited. Registration is required. Snacks will be provided!

Register Here: https://linktr.ee/tayloru_cie

01/21/2026

Early registration discounts are available for IMPACT Innovation and Entrepreneurship Camp!

Join our community of creative thinkers and emerging leaders. Experience life at Taylor University and prepare for success in any academic area.

Applications open for current 10th and 11th grade students at www.taylor.edu/impact

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1846 South Main Street
Upland, IN
46989

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https://www.taylor.edu/academics/programs/business

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