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PODCAST: Gies professor and travel expert Mark Wolters

Mark Wolters is a Teaching Associate Professor of Business Administration as well as the host of a popular travel-based YouTube Channel, Wolters World.

Gies students partner with small businesses in Diverse Supplier Development Program

The Magelli Office of Experiential Learning gives students access to real-world, client-based projects. And through the Diverse Supplier Development Program, students are making an impact for small businesses from diverse backgrounds.

Ocasio wins 2023 Organization and Management Theory Distinguished Scholar Award

Gies Professor William Ocasio has been chosen as the 2023 OMT Distinguished Scholar by the Academy of Management’s Organization and Management Division. The award recognizes a scholar whose contributions have been central to the intellectual development of the field of organization studies.

Wymer hopes naming gift is an “example for others”

Gies alumnus Steve Wymer, who is now a portfolio manager in the Equity and High-Income division at Fidelity Investments in Boston, jumped at the chance to give back to a College that gave him so much. In return, the College's new building will be named Steven S. Wymer Hall.

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