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

In every sense of the phrase, Callie Chaffin is a non-traditional student.  It’s not every day you run into a UNC Greensboro undergraduate that was born in Louisiana, went to high school in North Carolina, studied theater in New York, and served in the U.S. Air Force. But Chaffin wouldn’t have it any other way, … Continued

Mehek Khera is an entrepreneur. The CEO and Founder of Niramaya Foods, Khera earned her Master’s of Business Administration from the Bryan School in 2016. 1. What do you love most about your job? I love that I can be my creative best self as an entrepreneur. Diving head-on into uncertainty every morning is exhilarating … Continued

When North Carolina’s Small Business and Technology Development Center made the decision to raise money for the Piedmont Triad’s Black- and Latinx-owned businesses impacted by COVID-19, it did not take long for applications to come flooding in.  “There were a lot. Hundreds,” said Anthony Abney, former grant program chairman and now business launch specialist for … Continued

More men say they are using smart home devices to buy goods and order services than do women, according to new research from professors at UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics. Additionally, Millennials are more likely to have multiple smart home devices and interact with those devices than are older generations. These findings … Continued

When Benjamin Thornburg chose UNC Greensboro’s Bryan School of Business and Economics for his undergraduate studies, he had no idea that even before graduating he would be well on his way to becoming a healthcare economics researcher. The transformative experience Thornburg had at the Bryan School began his freshman year when he thought he wanted … Continued

Equality. Economic mobility. Privilege. Workplace relations. Intrinsic motivation. Associate Professor Dr. Dora Gicheva’s passion for looking deeply into these and related issues is contributing to a broader body of knowledge that can be applied to real-life everyday topics for students, employees, employers, and policymakers. Her current research projects aim to increase access and retention of … Continued

When she first discovered Three Minute Thesis, Kelsi Hobbs thought it would be good practice if nothing else. In the annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, held at hundreds of universities and institutions worldwide, currently enrolled master’s or doctoral students present their thesis or dissertation research to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes. “I … Continued