Mary Fister was a student in my Corporate Finance course at the University of Kentucky, and I have followed her career for the past 25 years. Mary is one of the brightest and most intellectually curious students I have encountered in all my years of teaching. Her ability to grasp complex concepts and apply them in alternative applications is an admirable skill that is tremendous asset to any organization.

Mary brought to EKU a business savvy that translated to an operational design that fostered better outcomes for the institution. She did this while taking into consideration that students were not all alike and worked with them for a win-win for them and the University.

Mary Fister was a student in my Corporate Finance course at the University of Kentucky, and I have followed her career for the past 25 years. Mary is one of the brightest and most intellectually curious students I have encountered in all my years of teaching. Her ability to grasp complex concepts and apply them in alternative applications is an admirable skill that is tremendous asset to any organization.

Mary brought to EKU a business savvy that translated to an operational design that fostered better outcomes for the institution. She did this while taking into consideration that students were not all alike and worked with them for a win-win for them and the University.

Mary Fister was a student in my Corporate Finance course at the University of Kentucky, and I have followed her career for the past 25 years. Mary is one of the brightest and most intellectually curious students I have encountered in all my years of teaching. Her ability to grasp complex concepts and apply them in alternative applications is an admirable skill that is tremendous asset to any organization.

Mary brought to EKU a business savvy that translated to an operational design that fostered better outcomes for the institution. She did this while taking into consideration that students were not all alike and worked with them for a win-win for them and the University.