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The Eagle Fund is a student-managed investment fund that was created by the generous $100,000 donation by the late Klare Sunderland. Through of series of one-credit courses linked to the Eagle Fund, students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager for the Eagle Fund and to build the foundation for a successful career in financial services. Crucial skills and knowledge developed in the sequence include an understanding of risk and return, diversification, investment strategies, fiduciary responsibility, a long-term focus, including the importance of process over short-term outcomes, and working effectively in a team.
Students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager.
The Eagle Fund is a student-managed investment fund that was created by the generous $100,000 donation by the late Klare Sunderland. Through of series of one-credit courses linked to the Eagle Fund, students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager for the Eagle Fund and to build the foundation for a successful career in financial services. Crucial skills and knowledge developed in the sequence include an understanding of risk and return, diversification, investment strategies, fiduciary responsibility, a long-term focus, including the importance of process over short-term outcomes, and working effectively in a team.
Students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager.
The Eagle Fund is a student-managed investment fund that was created by the generous $100,000 donation by the late Klare Sunderland. Through of series of one-credit courses linked to the Eagle Fund, students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager for the Eagle Fund and to build the foundation for a successful career in financial services. Crucial skills and knowledge developed in the sequence include an understanding of risk and return, diversification, investment strategies, fiduciary responsibility, a long-term focus, including the importance of process over short-term outcomes, and working effectively in a team.
Students from a range disciplines develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful portfolio manager.
2022 Eagle Fund Presentation at the Liberal Arts Symposium
2022 Eagle Fund Presentation at the Liberal Arts Symposium
Meet the Management Team
The 2021-2022 Management team are pictured, from left to right:
- Ryan Hughes, Class of 2023
- Brandon “Bubba” Ashurst, Class of 2022
- Andrew Cerroni, Class of 2022
- Eagle Fund Faculty Overseer Professor Brad “BA” Andrew
- Drew Maiers, Class of 2022
- Hunter Wacik, Class of 2022
- Sean Perrine, Class of 2022
- (Not pictured) Aaron Morein, Class of 2022
Meet the Management Team
The 2021-2022 Management team are pictured, from left to right:
- Ryan Hughes, Class of 2023
- Brandon “Bubba” Ashurst, Class of 2022
- Andrew Cerroni, Class of 2022
- Eagle Fund Faculty Overseer Professor Brad “BA” Andrew
- Drew Maiers, Class of 2022
- Hunter Wacik, Class of 2022
- Sean Perrine, Class of 2022
- (Not pictured) Aaron Morein, Class of 2022