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COLL AB OR AT I O N CSO Career Closet – Free Business Suits College of Business Administration alumni are passionate about helping students in need with not only the cost of their education, but also their transition to the workplace. As such, the College created a donor fund from which business suits are purchased for business students in need. The office of financial aid provides the Career Services Office with a list of business students in good standing who have high financial need. These students receive a letter from the Dean informing them that they qualify for a Career Closet Scholarship, which includes a free tailored suit if they complete a set of career-preparation requirements through our Career Services Office (résumé review, interview coaching, business etiquette). This program is currently supported by our corporate partner Men’s Wearhouse (JCPenny in 2016, Dillard’s in 2017) which provides suits at cost, as well as on-campus suit fitting/ordering and free tailoring. 20 COBA SDG-Related Outreach / Leadership AACSB ICAM Presentation 2018 Cathy DuBois partnered with Amanda Gudmundsson (QUT Business School, Australia) to present Responsible Management: Engaging Faculty, Students and Staff with the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. RME Affinity Group Learning Journey 2018 As Cathy DuBois prepared to assume the role of Chair for the AACSB Responsible Management Education (RME) Affinity Group, she organized the ICAM pre-conference RME Learning Journey. Thirty participants, representing business schools across the globe, toured MA’O Organic Farms in Wainai, Hawaii. They learned about Hawaiian culture and the farm’s work to help indigenous Hawaiians obtain a college education. Participants also shared with one another the SDG- related initiatives at their business schools.