Economics major
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Noah Dahllof, a business administration major at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU),
got a behind-the-scenes taste this summer of the economy’s circulatory system – shipping.
Dahllof was an operations intern at Trinity Logistics, where he coordinated deliveries
of freight all over the country.
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Francis Johnson ‘07 named fellow by the Okta for Good Nonprofit Technology Initiative.
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Junior Zach Wheeler (left) found a job opportunity with Steven Toyota after a Business
101 field trip. The dealership also employs senior Zehi Salehi, the buying center
manager and a five-year employee, as well as Tristan Childress '19, a sales and leasing
consultant.
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Tiffany Heishman, double major in accounting and business administration, hopes to
combine her love of agriculture and farming with her business and accounting degrees
to provide accounting services to farmers.
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Jason Berg '01, CEO of Pixo, addresses students in Professor Andy Miller's introduction
to business course as the Longacre Seminar speaker.
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New recreational leadership and sports studies major offers leadership and management
skills for growing job market.
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Wealth and poverty. Finance-related current events. Government programs and policies.
Societal economics.
EMU's economics major examines many of society’s most fundamental and controversial
issues. As an integral part of a liberal arts education, economics explains how people
and societies behave.
Challenge yourself. Grow. Make an impact in law, business, politics, international
relief and a variety of other world-changing careers.
