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Poets&Quants 2022 annual list of the best online MBA programs named William & Mary’s program at #11. In a highly competitive ranking, the Raymond A. Mason School of Business jumped up eight spots from #19 in 2021.
The two-day event connected current students with financial professionals through an innovative virtual format.
Two William & Mary interdisciplinary projects, one of which is based in the Raymond A. Mason School of Business and William & Mary Law School, were awarded nearly $200,000 by Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN).
At the start of the 2021-2022 academic year, Mindy Schuster assumed the role of Associate Dean for Administration and Finance at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business.
Raymond A. Mason School of Business Professor Don Rahtz discusses his new book "Community, Economy, and COVID-19: Lessons from Multi-Country Analyses of a Global Pandemic," co-authored by Clifford Shultz and Joseph Sirgy.
Undergraduate students nominated by Cornell College faculty, and who meet eligibility requirements, will receive conditional acceptance into Mason School’s MAcc program
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business would like to recognize and congratulate Part-Time MBA student Marjorie “Taylor” Day for earning the International Management Accounting (IMA) Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Scholarship.
Professor Dawn Edmiston, a clinical professor of marketing at William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business, was selected to be a Fulbright Scholar at Tallinn University in Estonia in 2019.
The weekly podcast takes a refreshing approach to diversity and inclusion work, featuring guests from all walks of life and is the newest initiative to debut as part of the business school’s expansive Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) efforts.
The event spotlighted the importance of educating young leaders on how to create an inclusive business culture.
For the past few years, Dr. Michael Luchs and his team have used survey data to test and refine the many dimensions of consumer wisdom. As a result, they developed the first-ever Consumer Wisdom Scale (CWS) which measures the six dimensions of consumer wisdom.
As machine learning and artificial intelligence become more embedded in industries, academic institutions can be a crucial part in utilizing these technologies to cater theories towards industry in a fast and accurate way.
Due will be responsible for setting the strategic vision of the Center as it provides transition support and student services to the active-duty and veteran student population at the Mason School.
This summer, Professors Sailesh Patel and Karen Conner brought this discussion to the Raymond A. Mason School of Business by spearheading the Esports & Marketing course.
Like many accounting majors, Nicholas Mazzella, MAcc ’21 never questioned if he would apply to a graduate accounting program after completing his bachelor’s degree. The question was more so which school would align best with his academic and career goals.
Rescheduled from 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo Olympic games have had us glued to our televisions. Yet, as coronavirus infections surge in Japan, some have criticized the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for not canceling the games this year altogether.
Employees from Global Maritime Steward can upskill through working professionals MBAs and Business Certificate Programs
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business is proud to announce the selection of Phil Tuning, EMBA ‘02 as the new Executive Director of the Executive Partners (EP) program.
Bianca Munce was a certified substance abuse counselor and addiction specialist at The Farley Center in Williamsburg when her then-supervisor approached her about a new professional opportunity.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business Center for Online Learning successfully hosted approximately 130 students across two Residency Weekends using a virtual engagement model.
On May 17th, The Raymond A. Mason School of Business virtually hosted the second annual Data Feast Competition in conjunction with the Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance.
Fresh off completing the Executive MBA program at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, Cole Wallace EMBA ’19 was poised to start his own entrepreneurial venture.
Former Staff Sergeant Jacob Tatge was stationed as an intelligence analyst with the U.S. Marine Corps Security Force Regiment at Yorktown when he hit his ninth year of service. The Part-Time MBA program afforded Jacob the ability to attend classes in the evening after duty hours.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business has launched a new scholarship initiative for students in the Full-Time MBA program who identify as first-generation students.
Business, law and cyber and information security students will consult on real-world cyber risk management and analytics projects for southeast Virginia small and medium enterprises
One Year After Shifting Nearly All Professional Development and Recruitment Activities to Virtual, Team Continues to Make Strides in Connecting Students with Employment Opportunities
Made Possible by Generous Alumni Donations, Three Classrooms will Lean into New Technology to Deliver a Hybrid Learning Model for Remote and In-Person Students
Amy Lyon, MAcc ’21, was prompted to enroll in William & Mary’s Master of Accounting (MAcc) program nearly seven years after finishing her undergraduate studies in history at the University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA).
Teams from eighteen top universities across the United States, Canada, and Australia competed for $10,000 in prizes.
When COVID-19 started negatively impacting the economy a year ago, William & Mary M.B.A. students stepped up to help local small businesses.
According to recent studies, approximately 28 percent of information systems faculty at U.S. colleges and universities are women.
At the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, a team of intellectually curious and highly-collaborative professionals lead efforts to develop and implement multidisciplinary approaches to improve the academic experience for students in both the graduate and undergraduate business programs.
On March 30 at 12 PM ET, the Raymond A. Mason School of Business Diversity & Inclusion Committee will present a panel discussion on “What Companies Are Doing to Stand Up Against Racism”.
The Raymond A. Mason School of Business is proud to announce the induction of over 100 new members into the scholastic honor society Beta Gamma Sigma for the 2020-2021 academic school year.
The Graduate Career Management Center (GCMC) will host a “Just in Time” networking and employment recruitment event on Friday, March 26th from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM ET.
Continuing its tradition of innovation and discovery, William & Mary celebrated the opening of its Esports Training and Research Center on Thursday.
Keiter Leads Regional Firms in Annual Challenge Among William & Mary Alumni.
Adrienne Streater, MBA ’14 first learned about the William & Mary Flex MBA program while working at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard as a nuclear engineer.
Sarah Graessle, MAcc ’20, who considers herself an unconventional student, the flexibility to begin her graduate business education in the spring aligned with her professional goals and ultimately drove her decision to attend the business school.
Adjunct Business Law Instructor and Executive Partner James Boswell, BA ’86, recently assumed chairmanship of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business’s Diversity & Inclusion Climate Subcommittee.
“William & Mary’s boot camp was a major pull and drove my decision to apply to this program. It helped me to successfully transition from an undergraduate student to graduate school,” said Jordan Secrist MAcc '21.
Clinical Associate Professors Pamela Schlosser and Rachel Chung led Machine Learning I and Machine Learning II respectively during the fall 2020 academic session.
The Mason School celebrates the 63-year professional legacy of the William & Mary alumnus, business school benefactor, and namesake of Miller Hall and the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center.
There are many individuals who tirelessly dedicate themselves to Miller Hall and the Raymond A. Mason School of Business on a daily basis. Let’s meet a few of these members of the Tribe who bring Miller Hall to life.
As the Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management for the Raymond A. Mason School of Business portfolio of Online graduate business programs, Kevin Holmes is the conduit between university partners, prospective online students, and the Mason School’s Center for Online Learning.
Diversity is a word that can be used to thread together the professional life of Montique Warren, MBA ’14.
William & Mary achieves impressive U.S. News & World Report rankings for two online graduate business programs
In our ongoing series dedicated to Miller Hall, we previously took an in-depth look at the functional operations of this beloved building and its grounds. But how did Miller Hall become the home of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business?
Tommy Latino, OMBA ’22 recently published his findings related to his work developing a highly unbiased, predictive hiring model that uses demographically neutral personality traits to quantify the suitability of litigation and transactional attorney applicants at law firms.
Eldridge today announced a collaboration with The Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance to develop a series of courses for students of William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business.
Mason School to Host Community Leaders for a Free, Virtual Discussion on The Black Experience on Tuesday, January 26th at 12 PM EST.