Spring Break Global Business Immersion - Only 2 Seats Left! | | |
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Join Professor Don Rahtz on an immersion experience that will allow students to explore one of the most important business issues in the global economy: sustainability. The course explores this topic in two culturally unique cities, Amsterdam, Netherlands and Brussels, Belgium. These cities are leaders in the cutting-edge work regarding this business issue. The experience will provide students with firsthand knowledge through interactions with some of the region’s thought leaders and businesses regarding sustainability. Additionally, students will be able to engulf themselves in the area’s culture and environment.
Application & Deposit Deadline: Sunday, October 8
- Apply here: https://wmsas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_267gmHDpkgAQpIq
- Seats are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis based on when we receive your application. (Your deposit does NOT need to be submitted to hold your seat, but your deposit does need to be received by the below deadline to finalize your seat.) A waitlist will be maintained.
- There are a limited number of seats remaining. Deposit of $2,000 is due by October 8. Payment information will be shared after your application is reviewed.
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Graduate Business Honor Council | |
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If you have questions or concerns about the Honor Code or academic policies, please don't hesitate to reach out to the Graduate Business Honor Council. They are here to help you navigate any uncertainties you may encounter during your studies.When in doubt about any course of action, meeting with an Honor Council representative can provide clarity and guidance.
You can reach the Honor Council MBA representatives at:
Your commitment to academic integrity is not only a personal value but also an essential part of our academic community's integrity and reputation. If you are interested in serving on the Graduate Business Honor Council, scan the QR code to submit an application.
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Red Cross Blood Drive October 5: The MBAA will host it's first annual blood drive of the academic year in partnership with the American Red Cross on Thursday, October 5 from 10:00am - 4:00pm in Brinkley Commons. To schedule an appointment to donate, visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code MSBWM. If you are interested in volunteering during the blood drive, please sign up here.
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Mug Night with Executive Partners October 5: Connect with Eps during Mug Night on Thursday, October 5 at the Green Leaf Cafe. The first 30 early birds get a free drink on the EPs. Don't forget to bring your mug!
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Blockchain Club September 25: The Blockchain Club at William & Mary is a student-led but not student-exclusive, interdisciplinary, and collaborative effort focused on informing people about the rapid adoption of blockchain technology. Join the club for their first meting on Monday, September 25 at 6:00 p.m. at the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center located at 249 Richmond Rd.
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Mikey's Camp Needs Big Buddies! Mikey's Camp (Oct 13 - 15) provides a weekend long supportive environment where children and teens can explore the normal process of grieving after the loss of a loved one. At Mikey's Camp each child is paired with a Big Buddy to help the campers through the weekend's activities. For more information, email mbaprogram@wm.edu.
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MBAA Run Club: Come run a 5k (3.1 miles) with fellow MBA students every Tuesday at 5:45pm at Billsburg Brewery. Participate in the Run Club 10 times and get a free Billsburg t-shirt!
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Leadership & Business Podcast Spotlight:
Influencing with Integrity, with Amanda Eversole
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Energy; it's always a hot topic. And the American Petroleum Institute is happy to be a part of the discussion. API is a 100-year-old trade association that represents all segments of America's natural gas and oil industry. It's 600 members produce, process, and distribute the majority of the nation's energy.
Amanda Eversole is API's Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer. Among other things, she's the face of oil and gas in Washington, DC, interacting with influencers and government officials to inform them about the issues pertaining to American oil and gas. She visited William & Mary recently and after spending time with business school students, she sat down with us to discuss the American Petroleum Institute, energy in the US and abroad, and influencing with integrity.
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Diversity Goes to Work Podcast Spotlight:
Linguistic Diversity, with Katherine Barko-Alva
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Our guest on this episode is Dr. Katherine Barko-Alva, assistant professor and Director of the ESL bilingual education program at the William & Mary School of Education. As a bilingual scholar herself, her research agenda is rooted in classroom practices and explores how dual-language bilingual education educators make sense of language in culturally and linguistically diver K-12 content. | |
Join us every Monday for Ask the Staff & Graduate Career Lab | | |
Join us every Monday in the Grad Gathering Area, between Classrooms 1008 and 1013, from 12:15pm to 1:15pm. Stop by and see the MBA Programs Team and GCMC Career Advisors with general questions! | | | | | |
