Name:
Young Professionals Presentation Balancing Work & Personal Life
Date:
May 18, 2017
Time:
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM MDT
Event Description:
Join us for networking and a presentation by Holly Gruhlke on Balancing Work and Personal Life.
PRESENTER:
ABOUT HOLLY GRUHLKE (pronounced Grew-key)
Holly Gruhlke is a graduate of the University of North Dakota with a Masters of Business Administration. She is completing her Doctorate in Business Administration through Wilmington University’s School of Management, focusing her research on understanding the preparedness of undergraduate business students for the workforce. Gruhlke began working for DSU in 2008 as a professional tutor in student affairs, joining the Department of Business and Management in 2012 as an instructor. As an Assistant Professor of Business, she has taught courses in strategy, management, leadership, and entrepreneurship. Her research has been published in the Leadership & Organizational Management Journal, Ethics Journal, Career Journal, and the Quarterly Review Journal as well as in local newspapers. She was the Outstanding Teacher of the Year in Education, Business, and Applied Sciences in 2016 and the Distinguished Educator of the Year in 2017.
PRESENTER:
ABOUT HOLLY GRUHLKE (pronounced Grew-key)
Holly Gruhlke is a graduate of the University of North Dakota with a Masters of Business Administration. She is completing her Doctorate in Business Administration through Wilmington University’s School of Management, focusing her research on understanding the preparedness of undergraduate business students for the workforce. Gruhlke began working for DSU in 2008 as a professional tutor in student affairs, joining the Department of Business and Management in 2012 as an instructor. As an Assistant Professor of Business, she has taught courses in strategy, management, leadership, and entrepreneurship. Her research has been published in the Leadership & Organizational Management Journal, Ethics Journal, Career Journal, and the Quarterly Review Journal as well as in local newspapers. She was the Outstanding Teacher of the Year in Education, Business, and Applied Sciences in 2016 and the Distinguished Educator of the Year in 2017.
