 GSBC Trustees Discuss Upcoming Annual
School Session
Hosted each July at the University of Colorado Boulder, this 25-month graduate school of banking delivers a relevant and challenging curriculum that deepens students' understanding of community banking.
In the Annual School Session, students take courses that are designed and regularly updated to tackle relevant topics in the community banking industry. Students attend three consecutive annual two-week sessions at CU Boulder, and have numerous opportunities to network with bankers from their states and across the country.
GSBC Students
- Are recognized by bank management as rising stars in their organizations
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Engage in an all-encompassing curriculum that broadens industry knowledge
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Learn strategies to become effective leaders in their organizations
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Apply their knowledge and education through coursework and intersession research projects to create tangible, positive and long-term impacts on their organizations
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Engage among timely and relevant issues facing the banking industry today, providing them with tools and information to tackle these challenges and help lead their organizations
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Become life-long community bank leaders upon completion of GSBC
The 2025 School Session will be held July 13-25. For more information, click here.
Pictured above: Michael Stevens, President, GSBC; Mick Thompson, Oklahoma Bank Commissioner; Barry Anderson, GSBC Trustee and President of F&M Bank, Edmond, OK; and Lance White, Incoming GSBC Chairman and President/CEO of Bank of the Flint Hills, Wamego, KS
*school information provided by GSBC
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