Campus and Community
12.18.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Dayton Theatre Guild’s production of Campaigns, Inc. link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES took to the fine arts to see a production from local actor and playwright Will Allan.
Campus and Community
10.9.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Woodland Cemetery tree tour link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES embarked on a tree identification tour of Woodland Cemetery, a graveyard adjacent to campus built on mounds of glacial till.
Campus and Community
10.9.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Carillon Historical Park Clodbuster Base Ball Game link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES had a chance to heft the wooden bats wielded by players back in the day when a runner was out if the ball was caught in the park.
Campus and Community
10.9.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Day Air Ballpark Dayton Dragons game link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES made their way out for a night out at the ballpark to experience a Dayton Dragons game.
Campus and Community
5.21.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Guided tour of The Hub/Arcade link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES were treated to a private tour of the Dayton Arcade by Kat Cordier, the Associate Director of the L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Campus and Community
5.21.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Carillon Historical Park link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES acquisition of an understanding of the economic and environmental history of the Dayton area culminated in a visit to the Carillon Historical Park.
Campus and Community
5.21.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Bee hive visit link-arrow link-arrow

ntrepid BEES visited a local hive to get better acquainted with the intriguing insect that inspires our forays. 
Campus and Community
5.21.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Kayak expedition link-arrow link-arrow

The last excursion of the BEES included the opportunity to kayak in the Eastwood Metropark Mad River tributary and enjoy a last picnic.
Campus and Community
4.15.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Clinton Gorge near Yellow Springs link-arrow link-arrow

Intrepid members of the BEES negotiated the Clifton Trail, a rocky path above a ravine of the Little Miami Scenic River.
Campus and Community
4.15.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Helping Santa before and during Christmas on Campus link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES donned antlers and guided the more than 300 Dayton area children to visit Santa during Christmas on Campus.