UT MBA Students Teach Grade Schoolers Business Basics
University of Tampa MBA students volunteer their time to share their business and entrepreneurial skills with local grade school children through the Junior Achievement program. It is the largest and oldest nonprofit organization devoted to teaching grades kindergarten to 12 about the basics of business including market based economics and personal finance.Read the complete story.
University of Tampa MBA students volunteer their time to share their business and entrepreneurial skills with local grade school children through the Junior Achievement program.
It is the largest and oldest nonprofit organization devoted to teaching grades kindergarten to 12 about the basics of business including market based economics and personal finance.
Read the complete story.
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