When Jaimon Mcmillian ’21 (Information Systems and Supply Chain Management) and Lauren Kalo ’21 (Marketing and Entrepreneurship) secured coveted spots as Team Leaders at the close of their freshman year at UNC Greensboro, they were excited for the opportunity to develop their leadership skills. That opportunity would also launch a friendship and two exciting careers … Continued

UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics has always had a culture of caring when it comes to its students, something that became even more meaningful during the dramatic educational shift spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. Before the pandemic, the Bryan School had more than 20% of its undergraduate and more than half of … Continued

Working in off-campus student housing, Pete Cato ’21 MBA had already collaborated with the Barnabas Network, a Triad furniture bank that gathers new and gently used items for qualified residents on the path to self-sufficiency. “If our used furniture packages are in good shape, we donate them to Barnabas. Their mission is a huge service … Continued

After studying management at the UNC Greensboro Bryan School of Business and Economics, Michael Wallace ’87 left North Carolina and went on to become a Vice President of Business Account Management with Fannie Mae. Now, he’s back, relocating to Greensboro from Washington, D.C. Question: What did you enjoy most as a Bryan School student?   Answer: … Continued

For some students, arriving at college comes with a fear of not fitting in. There’s moving into a dorm, preparing for classes, and adjusting to a new lifestyle while wondering how to best make use of the next few years. An easy way to start is to get involved on campus, according to staff members … Continued

Alongside the White Oak Legacy Foundation, the Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies (CARS) in UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics is proud to sponsor an upcoming discussion with renowned author Virginia Postrel on her new book The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World. Textiles are one of the oldest … Continued

Throughout my IBM internship as a member of the security team, I have grown and learned so much. My host manager has tasked me with multiple projects focusing on opportunity identification. The most enjoyable (yet most challenging) element of my internship has been reaching out to old leads to generate potential opportunities. Every few days, … Continued

Terrill Drake ’01 was recently appointed the Harvard Business School’s first Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. An innovator in higher education, Drake’s journey began in North Carolina, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration at the UNC Greensboro Bryan School of Business and Economics. How did you find your way to UNC Greensboro? … Continued

My internship with Dell Technologies has been one of the most rewarding experiences I have been able to take part in. Not only have I had the opportunity to meet people around the world, but I’ve also made meaningful connections and improved valuable skills that will help me in the future. My position at Dell … Continued

This summer 95 students in the Bryan School’s Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies (CARS) received internships. For those who haven’t worked in the department for nearly 25 years — that’s a lot. “It’s the highest number since I have been in the program — and ever, to my knowledge,” says department head and … Continued