The Wake Forest University School of Business and the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) have partnered to promote and support opportunities for UNCSA graduates to pursue graduate studies at the School of Business in its nationally recognized Master’s in Management program.
Read MoreAs a partner university with the Peace Corps, the School’s Master’s in Management program provides opportunities for returning volunteers to connect what they have learned with the business world. Three former Peace Corps volunteers chose the School of Business as the next step for accomplishing their future goals.
Read MoreRomain Bogaerts and 10 other Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) students along with a Master’s in Management students traveled with their career coach to the Big Apple to network with alumni and meet with employers.
Read MoreWhat do you get when you combine a boy, a girl, and a food truck with a recipe for darned good freshly baked cake doughnuts? If you’re in Winston-Salem, it can only mean Dough-Joe’s. “Our mission is to serve incredible doughnuts while giving back to this place that is so dear to us,” Eric Disch (’14, MA ’17) and his wife Anna Margaret Roth (’17) wrote on their website.
Read MoreDevi Eddins Walters (’07, MA ’08) couldn’t wait for her next finance class with Rob Nash — or, on other days, her next marketing class with Kenny Herbst. Walters’ enthusiasm for the Wake Forest School of Business Master’s in Management program meant she met each day ready for a fresh challenge.
Read MoreSchool of Business master’s degree recipients were honored at the graduate hooding ceremony Sunday, May 20 in Wait Chapel. Holders of a master’s degree wear a symbolic hood draped around the neck and over the shoulders, displayed down the back with the lining exposed. The hood identifies the level of degree, the field of learning, and the awarding institution.
Read MoreA two-day case competition gave Master’s in Management students the opportunity to explore business problems and present solutions to the board. The case competition sought presentations from all the student teams in the program. Judges named four finalists, and then ultimately, one winning team.
Read MoreCreative ideas presented at the Fifth Annual Retail & Health Innovation Challenge previewed how technology may help consumers track and manage their health in the future. The Challenge was hosted by Wake Forest University School of Business and its Center for Retail Innovation. CVS Health sponsored the competition.
Read MoreHighlights from the past year include celebrations for International Education Week, Chinese New Year, and Black History Month, and bettering the community through Project Pumpkin, the Forsyth Backpack program, Hit the Bricks, and the Fit for Business 5K.
Read MoreHigh-performing students were inducted into the national Beta Gamma Sigma honor society, three seniors received Richter Scholar Awards (the largest single awards at Wake Forest University for independent study projects), and a School of Business grad was recognized with the Elijah Watt Sells national accounting award.
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