Hoffman, who is majoring in accounting, finance and marketing, serves as president of the Institute of Management Accountants student chapter at C-SC. She also is the secretary-treasurer of the IMA professional chapter in Quincy, Ill. She is the treasurer of her sorority, the Mu Gamma chapter of Chi Omega, while working a part-time job and achieving a 3.87 grade-point average. She was named in December as the recipient of the Student Cameron & McLeod Memorial Scholarship, which recognizes an outstanding student member of the Institute of Management Accountants.

Hoffman is pursuing her master of business administration degree through Culver-Stockton’s 3+2 MBA program, which allows undergraduate students to matriculate in the MBA program during the senior year. Hoffman will complete her MBA with an accounting specialization in May 2021.

She will be recognized at an awards celebration on either Nov. 12 at River City Casino in St. Louis or Nov. 19 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.

According to its website, the Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants represents more than 8,000 members in public practice, industry, government, and education.

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Hoffman, who is majoring in accounting, finance and marketing, serves as president of her IMA student chapter at C-SC but also is the treasurer and secretary of the IMA professional chapter in Quincy, Ill. She’s also on the executive board of her sorority, works a part-time job and has achieved a 3.8889 grade-point average.

Hoffman’s scholarship allowed her to attend IMA’s annual conference and expo in San Diego in June. She also attended the IMA Student Leadership Conference in Charlotte on Nov. 14-16 and was the featured speaker during the scholarship luncheon.

Dell Ann Janney, associate dean of experiential education and external relations at C-SC, also was a facilitator for a student roundtable during the conference in Charlotte. Other C-SC students to attend the conference were Danielle Reed, a senior marketing major from Quincy, Ill.; Alexis Janney, a senior marketing major from Canton, Mo.; and Ray Peters, a senior business administration and finance major from Hull, Ill.

Read more about Hoffman’s accomplishments here.

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