The Bulldog Business Show - March 15, 2026

The Bulldog Business Show - July 15, 2026

In this episode of the Bulldog Business Show, we sit down with Bethany Mills, Executive Director of the Mississippi State Career Center, to explore the resources helping students build confidence, gain experience, and launch successful careers. From career assessments and resume reviews to mock interviews, internships, career fairs, and graduate school preparation, Bethany shares how the Career Center supports students every step of the way. We also spotlight the Career Closet, an innovative partnership supported by Club 1915 that provides students with access to professional attire for interviews, networking events, and career fairs—helping them look and feel their best as they take the next step toward their future. Plus, we celebrate College of Business students who sharpened their networking skills through hands-on events in McCool Hall and congratulate distinguished accounting alumna Jan Lewis on being elected Chair of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), one of the profession's highest leadership honors.

The Bulldog Business Show - July 1, 2026

In this episode of the Bulldog Business Show, we sit down with Tim Basel, Head Golf Professional at the Mississippi State University Golf Course and a graduate of MSU's PGA Golf Management program. Tim shares how the program prepared him for a career in the golf industry, the value of hands-on internships, and what ultimately brought him back to Starkville. Plus, we highlight how MBA students are solving real-world business challenges through strategic consulting projects and celebrate Dr. Matthew Whitledge's participation as a panelist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's Future of Banking Conference. Whether you're a golfer, a future business student, or simply curious about one of Starkville's hidden gems, this episode offers an inside look at the MSU Golf Course, lessons and junior camps, the unique pro shop, and the many ways the course serves the university and local community.

The Bulldog Business Show - June 15, 2026

From the first campus visit to graduation day, a strong support system helps students navigate every step of their Mississippi State experience. In this episode of the Bulldog Business Show, we sit down with two individuals who play a key role in shaping the student journey within the College of Business. First, meet Madison Crimm, who shares how the College recruits future Business Bulldogs through personalized outreach, campus visits, and partnerships with organizations like DECA and FBLA. Learn what makes Mississippi State’s business programs stand out and why experiential learning continues to be a major draw for prospective students. Then, Vince Young discusses the vital role academic advising plays in student success. From helping students choose a major to keeping them on track for graduation, Dr. Young explains how his team serves as the College’s “navigation system” throughout a student’s academic journey.

The Bulldog Business Show - June 1, 2026

In this episode of the Bulldog Business Show, host Aundrea Self sits down with two familiar faces who are taking on expanded leadership roles within the College of Business. First, meet Jennifer Sexton, the newly appointed Director of Business Honors Programming. Dr. Sexton shares how she plans to support honors students through academic mentorship, research opportunities, study abroad experiences, and stronger connections with faculty as they navigate the rigorous honors curriculum. Then, hear from Erik Markin, the College’s new Director of Study Abroad. Dr. Markin discusses the life-changing impact of international experiences, highlights upcoming travel opportunities for business students, and shares his vision for expanding access to study abroad programs across the college.

The Bulldog Business Show - May 15, 2026

In this episode of the Bulldog Business Show, we’re highlighting how Mississippi State University College of Business students are gaining real-world experience beyond the classroom through impactful student organizations and experiential learning opportunities. First, we welcome back Sophie Perrigin to discuss the Maroon and White Supply Chain organization and the incredible opportunities it provides students through networking, professional development, and national case competitions. Sophie shares details about the team’s first-place finish at the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) case competition in Long Beach, California, and how experiential learning is preparing students for careers in supply chain and logistics. Then, Noah Carpenter joins the show to talk about the Tennessee Valley Authority Investment Challenge team and how students manage a real $500,000 investment portfolio while learning advanced market research and financial analysis skills using Bloomberg terminals. Noah also shares how the program helped prepare him for his future career in finance.