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MBA Association

The MBA Association (MBAA) is the student representative organization for the MBA Program. The MBAA is organized in a committee structure, representing different aspects or disciplines in business. These committees encourage students with common academic and professional goals to join with our experienced faculty and global business executives to explore field-specific topics. Committees and activities vary from year to year as the interest of the MBA student body evolve.

The MBAA also helps ease the rigors of graduate school through a welcoming, close-knit social network where students, partners and families, faculty, alumni and Executive Partners expand their classroom involvement to include frequent meetings in nonacademic settings. Together, we engage in diverse activities where the many cultures represented within our community are embraced through music, dance, language, and food.

MBAA Officers 2012-2013:

President: Margo Wheeler, [[margo.wheeler]]

Internal Vice President: Kristy Hartman, [[kristy.hartman]]

External Vice President: Mark Hoskins, [[mark.hoskins]]

Treasurer: Chris Dobbs, [[chris.dobbs]]

Secretary: Kanyakorn (Jip) Manorat, [[kanyakorn.manorat]]

Mason School of Business » MBAA

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    It is easy to get caught up in the day to day work of classes and not always take advantage of the tight knit network of our small program.  The MBA Association has introduced a few initiatives this year to

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    On Wednesday, April 10th, 2013, the MBAA Community Service Committee in partnership with the American Red Cross held their 4th blood drive inside of Brinkley Commons here at the Mason School of Business.  With the participation of our students, staff,

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    It’s that wonderful, magical time of year again.  Yes, you guessed it.  Mason Idol is back!  Mason Idol will be this Friday, April 5th, starting at 6pm in Brinkley Commons.  It is promised to be a fun-filled night during which

  • Mason School students run for a great cause in Yorktown

    This Saturday March 23rd, the Mason School of Business MBA Association at the College of William & Mary will host the annual Yorktown Victory Run, and all of the proceeds from the race will go to Kidz’NGrief to provide support

  • Cooking for the Community

    Food. Friends. Community. Whether you are a student, faculty member, staff member, executive partner, or community member there is always a way to become engaged with the Mason School of Business.  For the past two years the MBA Association Community

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    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: ‘What are you doing for others?’” This year as many gathered across the United States to respond to Dr. King’s call to serve their communities, Mason

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    Part of the overall “MBA experience” at the Mason School of Business involves making valuable connections to our community.  At Mason, we encourage and develop future leaders of tomorrow through student government activities, club and committee involvement, leadership development mentoring,

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    In partnership with the Salvation Army and several local area nonprofits including the Avalon Center for Women and Children, W&M students recently joined the Kiwanis Club members to assist with their annual toy drive.  This year’s toy drive helped bring

  • MBAA: Mason Celebrates Diwali – The Festival of Lights

    Students at the Mason School of Business recently celebrated Diwali, the biggest and brightest festival in India.  Diwali, or the festival of lights, symbolizes the age-old culture of India which teaches to vanquish ignorance that subdues humanity and to drive

  • MBAA: On top of the world via Richmond

    On November 9th, the William and Mary MBA Healthcare Club toured the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia.  The VCU Medical Center is located in the heart of downtown Richmond and employs over 8000 people. Founded in 1838,

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