Miriam Cruz Campuzano

Expertise: Accounting support, finance, financial analysis, data management, reporting

Education: Boise State University + Tecnológico de Monterrey

Highlights

• International background – I enjoy learning about U.S. traditions and culture while sharing my own
• A city girl at heart, but i've come to love Idaho's outdoor life and breathtaking landscapes
• Cooking is a longtime passion of mine; I completed the Grand Diplôme at Le Cordon Bleu to deepen my culinary training
• In my free time, you'll usually find me at Boise-area events – always taking way too many photos on my phone!

Experience

I’m proud to be part of the Boise State community as an international student, where I pursued a second degree in accounting. I’m currently an Accounting Assistant at Boise State Public Radio. In my role, I support the Business Office team with transaction review, reconciliations, tracking, and recurring reporting to help keep operations accurate and running smoothly.

Alongside my role at BSPR and since nearly the beginning of my journey in Boise, I had the privilege of working at ExtraMile Arena. In that role, I not only improved my English skills but also learned more about American culture and experienced the unique spirit of collaboration, kindness, and teamwork that defines the Boise community. I grew into leadership responsibilities as a Guest Experience Captain, built lasting friendships that continue to enrich my life, and it was, without a doubt, one of the most fun and meaningful jobs I could have asked for.

Originally from Mexico City, I earned my bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and went on to work at Banco Santander (Shareholders Division), where I helped create reports, analyze shareholder data, and support client communication and events. I also worked at Mercado Libre as a financial analyst. Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, photography, and planning occasional weekend trips around the Northwest. I’ve also volunteered for several years with a breast cancer awareness foundation in Mexico and served as a peer mentor and tutor during my university years there.