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Student Success Center

A one-stop resource for undergraduate and graduate business students to achieve their academic, personal and professional goals

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Academic Support

Receive tutoring and participate in study groups and review sessions

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Career and Professional Development

Participate in workshops and events that lead to internships and full-time job opportunities

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Student Life

Connect with business students in the Living Learning Community

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Business Honors Program

A customized program for high-achieving business students

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About the Center

The UTSA Carlos Alvarez College of Business Student Success Center is a one-stop resource to help undergraduate and graduate business students achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.

Receive tutoring to aid your academic journey, connect with industry professionals for internship and job opportunities, enhance your professional development skills and explore your global mindset through the center’s comprehensive programming.

The center is also available to assist students with academic concerns such as appeals, petitions or academic documents that require review.

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Identify Major Requirements and Coordinator

Click on your program below to connect with your dedicated Student Success Center liaison.

For questions regarding program advising (e.g., course selection, degree planning, program transfers, etc.) please contact UTSA Advising - Business Studies.

Accounting

Julio Ramos

Julio Ramos

B.B.A. Accounting

Business Honors Program

Susan Colorado-Burt

Susan Colorado-Burt, Ph.D.

Business Honors Program

Economics

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LaTanya Henry

B.A. Economics
B.B.A. Economics

Finance

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LaTanya Henry

B.B.A. Finance
B.B.A. Real Estate Finance and Development

Information Systems and Cyber Security

Leticia Garcia

B.B.A. Cyber Security
B.B.A. Information Systems
B.S. Applied Cyber Analytics

Management

Aimee Laun

B.B.A. Management

Management Science and Statistics

Emily Markopoulos

B.B.A. Actuarial Science
B.B.A. Business Analytics
B.B.A. Operations and Supply Chain Management
B.S. Statistics and Data Science

Marketing

Krishna Garza-Baker

Krishna Garza-Baker

B.B.A. Marketing

Alvarez Student Success Center
Business Building Room 2.01.08
AlvarezSSC@utsa.edu
210-458-2200
Open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Identify Major Requirements and Coordinator

Click on your program below to connect with your dedicated Student Success Center liaison.

For questions regarding program advising (e.g., course selection, degree planning, program transfers, etc.) please contact your Graduate Advisor.

Accounting

Julio Ramos

Julio Ramos

Master of Accountancy (MACY)

Data Analytics

Emily Markopoulos

M.S. Data Analytics

Economics

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LaTanya Henry

M.A. Economics

Finance

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LaTanya Henry

M.S. Finance
M.S. Finance, Real Estate Concentration

Information Systems and Cyber Security

Leticia Garcia

M.S. Information Technology
M.S. Information Technology, Cyber Security
M.S. Management of Technology

Management Science and Statistics

Emily Markopoulos

M.S. Statistics and Data Science

MBA

Danielle Gawronski

Master of Business Administration

M.S. Business

Sara Gothelf

MS Business

Alvarez Student Success Center
Business Building Room 2.01.08
AlvarezSSC@utsa.edu
210-458-2200
Open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Experiential Learning Four Pillars of Engagement

In alignment with the university’s classroom to career initiative, our high-impact experiential learning opportunities focus engagement around four main pillars of engagement:

Global and
Intercultural Fluency

Professional Development
and Leadership

Competencies under this pillar include:

Valuing, respecting and learning from diverse cultures, races, ages, genders, sexual orientations and religions.
Demonstrating openness, inclusiveness, sensitivity and the ability to interact respectfully with all people and appreciate individual differences.
Equipping yourself to contribute as a globally engaged citizen on both a local and global scale.

Competencies under this pillar include:

Identifying and articulate your strengths, knowledge and experiences.
Creating career goals and identify areas for professional growth.
Exploring ways to coach and develop others and learn how to leverage the strengths of others to achieve common goals.
Engaging with employers and Roadrunner alumni to build your professional network.

Research and
Innovation

Service and
Community Learning

Competencies under this pillar include:

Exploring how research is part of your everyday life.
Gaining an understanding of research and how its application in a business context.
Learning how to improve existing research methods or create research practices within a business setting.
Understanding the role of research in making major business decisions.

Competencies in this pillar include:

Developing skills in problem solving, leadership, decision making and collaboration.
Engaging in civic engagement with nonprofit organizations in the community.
Fostering an ethic of service and volunteerism, while gaining valuable experience working with diverse communities.

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What is Experiential Learning?

Experiential Learning is “Learning by Doing”.

Our Experiential Learning initiative takes what you learn in the classroom and helps you apply it to real-life. Activities can be curricular or co-curricular and may be on or off campus. As part of Experiential Learning, you will explore, engage and reflect on your experiences to launch your career in a global society.

Visit the Provost’s website to learn more about how to capture career-engaged learning on your experience transcript: https://provost.utsa.edu/career/experience/

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