force, which is why the internship program
in the School of Business is a key compo-
50 years, the program has launched business
majors into the workplace -- and more often
than not into full-time positions.
settings, from small organizations just around
the corner to international corporations around
the world. Students gain vital hands-on experi-
ence, learn the importance of networking, and
improve their post-graduation job prospects.
dowment. Gifts to this endowment will help
fund a full-time internship director, provide travel
opportunities to build relationships with corpora-
tions, enable more companies to recruit on cam-
pus, and allow students to apply what they have
learned in the classroom to real-world situations.
lum, robust research, and distinctive service and
entrepreneurship programs. Now, with your sup-
port, we can enhance our distinguished internship
ment at St. Bonaventure.
known for his dedication to the
School of Business internship pro-
gram, which he helped to create
in the early 1970s and oversaw
throughout his distinguished 37-
year career. He also forged strong bonds with
local, national and international companies --
connections that continue to this day and offer
our students internship opportunities around the
world.
ment. For information, please contact:
Advancement Officer
St. Bonaventure University
P.O. Box 2500
St. Bonaventure, NY 14778
Office: (716) 375-4084
Cell: (716) 307-2916
email: jglogous@sbu.edu
· Endow an internship
director position with
an annual salary, plus
benefits.
· Provide an annual
budget to cover
travel and other
expenses, enabling
the internship
director to visit with
selected employers,
host visitors on
campus, and employ a
part-time student
assistant for
administrative support.
· Fund further
development of
service learning and
clinical learning
initiatives in the School
of Business.
Business students interning this summer at The Iroquois Group in Allegany.