From earning alumna status twice over to her current role as the Director of Reporting and Insights at Arch MI, Jennifer Cannon (‘11, ‘22 MBA) has been forming meaningful connections at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics for more than a decade.  Cannon’s networking efforts as an undergraduate led her to an internship … Continued

Students from UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of business and Economics are bridging the gap between community and classroom through their recent UNCG MBA Capstone project on nonprofit development. The project was completed in partnership with the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium, a connection hub for nonprofit executive directors to learn from and collaborate with one another. On … Continued

Edgar Hernandez (Business Administration), a member of the class of 2026, has only been at the Bryan School for a few months — but he’s making the most of it. When he isn’t attending class, Spartan Investment Club meetings, or Men’s Volleyball Club practice, he works as a real estate errand runner for realtor Melissa … Continued

There’s no denying that UNC Greensboro and Bryan School of Business and Economics alumnus Jeff Collins ‘84 has devoted an immense amount of time and energy to his alma mater — just scroll through his LinkedIn profile.  Under the volunteer section, you’ll find titles like President of the Alumni Association Board and Member of the … Continued

Once upon a time, alumna Kerri East ’14 took her first course as a marketing major at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics, fell in love, and the rest is history. In this edition of 7 Questions with a Spartan, East chats about how she got into the world of digital marketing, the … Continued

If you attended an event at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics in the past four or five years, it’s a safe bet you ran into Daniel Rust. His professors say he was everywhere. “I threw myself at the university,” Rust admits, with a laugh. “I knew if I was going to make … Continued

When Leo Frietas was 17 years old, he found out he didn’t have the necessary credentials as a United States citizen to attend college. A native of Canada, Frietas spent most of his life going back to his home country every couple of years to renew his visa – but the attacks on September 11, … Continued

As a first-generation college student and the youngest of eight siblings, Angelique Garst knows something about hard work, time management and goal setting. She credits the UNC Greensboro Bryan School of Business and Economics with helping her take these skills to a new level. Having graduated high school in three years, Garst was 16 when … Continued

It’s a tale as old as the industrial revolution – the rivalry between machines and human labor. Since automation made its grand debut as early as 1760s, the topic of machines replacing human beings has been relevant among workers and researchers alike. With the development of self-driving cars, delivery drones and other automation in the … Continued

For sophomore marketing student Aliyah Lynch, the name Disney has always represented her childhood. Now on the cusp of an internship in the franchise’s Orlando-based headquarters, it’s taking on a new meaning.  Lynch was recently named as one of the United Negro College Fund’s (UNCF) Disney Corporate Scholars — a program that provides students from … Continued