Get Involved

Engage with the College of Business.

Are you looking for ways to engage with the College of Business and help our current students and faculty? There are several different ways that you can use your expertise, networks, understanding, and energy to help us create a model for world-class business education here in Colorado Springs.

Volunteer Opportunities

Serve on a College Advisory Board

The UCCS College of Business supports various advisory boards and committees, sponsored by academic departments and programs in the college. Service on these boards provides our alumni, friends and businesses with direct contact to the mission of the College of Business while providing students, faculty and administrators with valuable industry networking and perspectives.

What board opportunities are available?

Accounting/Finance

Accounting/Finance

Contact Department Chair
Marketing, Strategy and International Business

Marketing, Strategy and International Business

Contact Department Chair
Business Analysis Department

Business Analysis Department

Contact Department Chair
Management Department

Management Department

Contact Department Chair
PGA Golf Management Program

PGA Golf Management Program

Contact Program Director
Alumni Association

Alumni Association

Contact Us
Career Development Center

Career Development Center

Contact Program Director

What skills are needed?

The specific skills vary with each individual board, but typically board members are middle to senior managers who have an interest or skill that aligns with the departments’ or programs’ mission. Board members support their units with ideas, active engagement with faculty and students, networking and financial gifts.

What is the time commitment?

UCCS College of Business boards typically meet two or three times a year (with the occasional conference call), while programs and offices may meet monthly. Most programs run August through April. We understand that our board members’ time is valuable and limited. The College of Business advisory boards aim to balance timely engagement with respect to members’ time constraints and commitments.