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2023: The year in Marquette Business news
2023 was an exciting year for the College of Business Administration. Here are the biggest highlights from the year that was.
Northwestern Mutual’s Andrew DeGuire named next Keyes Dean of Business Administration
Andrew J. DeGuire, vice president of corporate strategy at Northwestern Mutual, a financial services company, has been named the Keyes Dean of Business Administration.
Top 10 most-read feature stories of 2023
This year was filled with unforgettable moments and memories on the Marquette University campus.
Graduate student finds ample research opportunities in applied economics program
Even before graduating from the University of Dayton in 2022 with a degree in economics, Derek Olson was looking for graduate programs to further his expertise. He applied to 10 different graduate schools, including prestigious programs like Boston College, Boston University and Clemson. One thing made Marquette Business stand out from that crowd. “I was…
Building inclusive work environments: Marquette business professors offer management tips
Management professors in the College of Business Administration have unique insight into early-career work experiences.
Marquette Business professor named among Best Undergraduate Business Professors by ‘Poets & Quants’
Dr. Terence Ow was featured among Poets & Quants for Undergrads’ 50 Best Undergraduate Professors for 2023.
Sales combine gives Marquette students realistic training in simulated environment
Students in the Marquette Center for Professional Selling got to practice their skills in front of professionals.
Marquette Business announces addition of new executives-in-residence in finance, real estate
Chris Swain, Linda Gorens-Levey added to roster of industry leaders in residence at the College of Business Administration
LEAD classes offer career training, professional skills to business students
Business students get a crash course in the essentials of professional life during the college’s series of LEAD courses.
Advising student coffee entrepreneurs, Dr. Gabriel Velez spills the beans on family history
Dr. Gabriel Velez jokes that coffee is in his blood. Despite not drinking java until his college years, he’s not far off. The assistant professor of educational policy and leadership in the College of Education has a deep family connection rooted in the South American coffee industry. “My great-grandfather Manuel Mejia was the head of…