The College of Charleston School of Business‘ one-year MBA program has changed their admissions requirements in response to COVID-19. The decision was made to ease the stress of the application process and to support professionals who have been laid off due to the pandemic. Effective immediately, the nationally-ranked program has waived its $50 application fee. […]
Sometimes life comes full circle. For the College of Charleston School of Business assistant dean of student learning and accreditation, Marcia Snyder, it certainly did. After graduating from CofC’s business school in 1993, she worked abroad in the U.K. only return to the b-school — this time as an employee. Recently Snyder was honored with […]
Last week, our very own MBA student Lexi Gravino ‘20 won the People’s Choice Award for this year’s Graduate Research Poster Session hosted by the College of Charleston Graduate School. The annual event showcases the impressive research CofC graduate students conduct professionally and in the Charleston community. This year’s Graduate Research Poster Session included a record-breaking […]
The College of Charleston School of Business and the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce have joined forces to provide pro bono consultations to Charleston-area businesses affected by the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in a new initiative called Profs on Call. Profs on Call aims to help business owners and their management staff navigate this […]
Around 8 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 27, women from across South Carolina filled Sterling Hall at the Hyatt Place Hyatt House Charleston Historic District for the first-annual Women for Women Summit presented by the College of Charleston School of Business. Energy ran high as Whitney Houston’s “I’m Every Woman” erupted from the speakers and over […]
Women’s History Month is off to a strong start at the College of Charleston School of Business as the Center for Public Choice and Market Process successfully wraps up its 12th-annual Adam Smith Week — the theme: women in economics. “Women have made incredible contributions in the field of economics, and yet they are underrepresented […]
The College of Charleston School of Business boasts some of the most accomplished movers and shakers on our professional advisory board – the Board of Governors. Recently, the White House invited board member and intelligence guru Curtis Merriweather Jr. to join other business owners in celebration of black entrepreneurship during Black History Month. Merriweather serves […]
Some might say that Kelly Muxworthy ’18 had an unconventional career path. A former private flight attendant with a degree in communications and a minor in psychology from Western Washington University, Muxworthy enjoyed the adventures her career afforded her, but found herself wanting more. We sat down with Muxworthy to learn how she went from cruising the […]
The College of Charleston School of Business has entered a two-year partnership with GM Advisory Group (GMAG), a New York-based independent wealth management firm, and Barron’s Group, a financial news publisher owned by Dow Jones & Company, to provide students and faculty with a suite of resources to supplement their studies and professional development. As […]
According to College of Charleston School of Business communications director, Liz Wolfe, marketing is a form of storytelling. “It’s about making authentic connections through shared experiences, fears and desires to help people take action or feel a particular emotion,” says Wolfe. That desire for connection and understanding is what inspired MBA candidate and future marketer, […]
