Harrison Roday combined his interests in business and politics into an IPS involving a double major, a semester in Washington, and internship experiences. How have these opportunities shaped his future goals?

After serving two years at the Naval Academy, Laura Faulkner left as a disabled veteran and transferred to W&M. How has this change led her to the Business Program and given her an appreciation for the college experience?

Dylan Echter's passion for music has led him to a double major, involvement in a capella and music ensembles, and participation in Sinfonicron. How has his Marketing major rounded out his IPS and prepared him for the future?

Coming to William & Mary from Ohio, Lora Fairs was eager to get involved around campus and find a sense of community. How has she tied her business school experience to her extra curricular activities to make a lasting impact?

Growing up in both Pakistan and the United States, JB Akbar considers himself a global citizen. How is he using his cultural background and his IPS to bring educational reform to Pakistan?

Kristin Beckett is a double major, loves cars, studied abroad in Germany, and has a passion for sustainability. How has her drive helped her find success at W&M and get a job with a global consulting firm?

Ariana Berger is not just a business major, she has also done service abroad, is studying two foreign languages and has a creative streak. How does she express this creativity on campus, in her marketing coursework and in her IPS?

With a passion for sports, Joe Vall-Llobera has molded his IPS to help him develop business skills in the athletic arena. After taking a new Sports Marketing class and being involved in the Sports Business Club, what will he do next?

Ryan Minnick owns his own IT consulting firm and strives to maintain and promote sustainable business practices. How is he leveraging his experience in the business school to improve his firm and better our world?

Gianna Darbin is part of the Student Managed Investment Fund, is a VP of the Finance Academy, and interned for Booz Allen Hamilton. How will her IPS and interest in Finance take her from Williamsburg to Wall Street?

Through a summer internship with Social Entrepreneurship Corps (SEC), Ashley Post was exposed to the world of global business, taught local children, and empowered women to become entrepreneurs.

After graduating from high school, Thornton Ray joined the Virginia Army National Guard. Now a Finance and Philosophy double major at W&M, how can he use his IPS to help defend our nation?

Anna Mahalak spent the summer in Bosnia teaching children English. How does she combine her love of service with her IPS?

Kaveh Sadeghian is a Marketing and International Public Health double major, with a strong interest in community development. How have his internships and trips to Guatemala and the Dominican Republic highlighted his IPS?

Hannah Jeffers is active in the business school but also participates in film contests, leads tours around campus, and serves as president of her sorority. How do her outside interests and creativity enhance her business coursework?

Sarah Jonson has a strong interest in people, evident by her business major, sociology minor, and serving as co-captain of the Lacrosse Team. How has she taken action to find success on the field and to solve social problems?

Robert Russell served for five years in the U.S. Army before starting college. Transferring recently from a community college, he's already made a big impact on the Business Program, as well as Business making an impact on him.

Combining a double-major in PMC and Anthropology with a passion for music and sustainability, Laura Scott has found new ways to think about her IPS.

With an Accounting and History double major, Philip Delano has found a great balance in his education. How is he using this background to teach English overseas, prepare for law school, and find a rewarding profession?

Before attending W&M, Nicole Spaeth joined the United States Air Force and got married. Now with a double major and part-time job, how is she applying what she's learned in business school to the real world?

Gray Wheatley works hard and plays even harder... and he doesn't believe that work and play have to be mutually exclusive. How is Gray combining his love of sports with his IPS and helping others do the same thing?