Get Involved

You devoted several years to your education at the Lee Business School. Make the most of that investment by staying involved. Here are some ways we invite you to be engaged with the business school and UNLV.

  • Make a gift

    Your gift will continue to strengthen the Lee Business School students, faculty and programs that help prepare our graduates to be future business leaders.

  • Lee Business School Alumni Chapter Board of Directors

    The board is comprised of Lee Business School alumni who are dedicated to staying involved with the university, giving back and supporting current students. Applications are accepted at any time. To apply, contact Kim Nehls, Interim Assistant Dean of External Relations, at kim.nehls@unlv.edu or 702-895-1584.

  • Lee Business School Career and Professional Development Office

    The office works with the business community to create employment opportunities for students and alumni.

Alumni Association

The Lee Business School Alumni Chapter is the largest chapter at UNLV. The chapter is led by dedicated alumni who volunteer their time to help you stay connected with the university.

If you are a current member, thank you for your support. If you are not a member, we encourage you to get involved, become a member and connect with other successful alumni.

When you join the UNLV Alumni Association, choose business as your affiliation to automatically become a member of the Lee Business School Alumni Chapter.

Connect

As a graduate of the Lee Business School, you have a built-in network with your fellow alumni. To connect with them and stay up-to-date on Lee Business School events, news and announcements, use any of our online resources:

  • LinkedIn

    Join the Lee Business School on LinkedIn to connect with your fellow alumni.

  • Facebook

    Keep connected with us on Facebook and gain access to event information, photos, and video.

  • Twitter

    Follow us on Twitter (@unlvleebusiness) to receive tweets about the Lee Business School, our events, people and programs.

Class Notes

Larry Strate

Larry Strate, '76 MBA, UNLV emeritus associate professor of business, has written a book, High Lights, Low Lights, and Red Lights (Stoneydale Press), a glimpse into the Red Light District of Hamilton, Montana, during the heyday of Marcus Daly in the 1890s.  He presented a paper at the 43rd annual Montana History Conference and participated at the 2016 Montana Book Festival. 

Carolina Clavel

Carolina Clavel, '06 BS Business Administration, has been employed as the National Institute for the Advancement of Education manager since September 19, 2022. The Institute is housed at the College of Education. Clavel enjoys traveling in her spare time.
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Contact

Kim Nehls

Interim Assistant Dean for External Relations
Phone: 702-895-1584
Email: kim.nehls@unlv.edu

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