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Martindale Student Associates Undergraduate Research Journal
Since its establishment, the Martindale Center has sought to provide a platform for the exploration of issues that enhance students’ education, promote faculty research, and benefit the community at large. This rich collaboration provides for diverse forums about business and economic issues, and generates opportunities to initiate and sponsor programs with other centers, institutes, departments, and organizations - both on and off campus - bringing Martindale constituents into close communication with internationally recognized scholars and distinguished practitioners from business, industry, and public life.
By providing an intellectually rich atmosphere and opportunities for top level engagement, the Center has become a model of experience-based learning exemplifying the University’s educational goal of training leaders for a global society.
The Martindale community of students, faculty and friends of the Martindale Student Associates Honors Program thanks Douglas Lane '67 '90P and Gay Lane '90P for their continuing support of the Perspectives on Business and Economics journal.
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