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.
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.
"I do think some work will be replaced by generative AI, but that doesn’t mean there will be mass layoffs anytime soon," said Gies' Chief Disruption Officer Robert Brunner.
At the 2023 Leighton Lecture on Ethics and Leadership, Sylvia Puente (‘80) shared her strategies for improving the influence of the Latino community based on their economic power.
Three Gies College of Business faculty members - Aimee Barbeau, Timothy Johnson, and Michael Yip - have been honored with Excellence in Teaching Awards from the Gies Business Alumni Association.
The list is the result of a questionnaire students from across the university fill out each semester about their courses and instructors, and the strong Gies Business presence on the list is just one of many examples of how the College emphasizes the student learning experience.
Gies College of Business' new building will be named Steven S. Wymer Hall in recognition of Steven’s generous gift, pending Board of Trustees approval. The building will serve residential and online undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty and staff.
Julie Scott's degree from Gies College of Business not only served as education, but also as a foundation for giving back to her community – and for helping others do the same.
Gies College of Business is once again ranked as a Top 5 public undergraduate business program in the nation, according to the latest rankings released by Poets&Quants.
Doug Dossey (ACCY ‘95) is asking fellow alumni to join him in honoring Art Wyatt, one of Gies’ beloved professors who inspired countless students and helped revolutionize how accounting is taught at the undergraduate level.
Launched in November 2022, ChatGPT is trained on large language models and has already been proven to pass several graduate-level exams. So what does the emergence of ChatGPT mean for business education?
Gies College of Business has secured its first ever research gift funded by cryptocurrency; it is part of a series of recent investments designed to help Gies faculty and students research important questions and create innovative solutions using blockchain technology.