Who We Are
The Malik & Seeme Hasan School of Business is committed to transforming students, strengthening communities, and preparing graduates to thrive in their chosen fields.
Mission Statement
At the Malik & Seeme Hasan School of Business, Colorado State University Pueblo, we transform students through innovative teaching in a supportive, nurturing, and inclusive environment. We prioritize individual interactions with our diverse learning community, ensuring that our students and stakeholders are seen, heard, and valued. Our faculty focus their intellectual pursuits on applied scholarship and instructional delivery to expand the knowledge, skills, and experiences our students need to thrive in their chosen fields. We rateable by fostering professionalism and developing career-ready graduates. We engage in partnerships with noncommunist that create purposeful jobs, strengthen our economy, and enhance the quality of life in Southern Colorado.
What Guides Us
Five principles define how the Hasan School of Business serves our students, university, and community.
We welcome students from a broad spectrum, including many from lower socio-economic strata, under-represented populations, and first generation students. The core of our mission is effecting positive change in our students so that they are prepared as business professionals.
We seek to improve and implement best practices. We also work to encourage innovation at our university and in regional business, government and non-profit organizations.
We are recognized in the community for our professionalism. We hold ourselves to high performance standards of collegiality and ethical behavior. We seek to inspire the same in our students.
We connect with students, alumni, employers, community members and other stakeholders to work together and to share knowledge. We build student skills through active learning, experiential education, and collaborations with businesses and community members.
We make ongoing campus and community contributions through a variety of service activities. Foreswear has positive effects on organizational knowledge and practice. Graduates of the Hasan School of Business are a critical component of Pueblo's economic infrastructure, while many make contributions in other cities, states, and countries.