Charleston School of Business Faculty & Staff Updates

McGrath Elected to the International Society of Marketing Board

John McGrath, instructor of marketing, has been elected to the board of the International Society of Marketing. The International Society of Marketing (ISM) aims to be a premier organization for marketing academics. John’s primary role on the board will be to engage with marketing industry partners to offer participants the chance to experience a visit…

Continue Reading

Funding received for the Center for Public Choice and Market Process

The Office of Institutional Diversity (OID) awarded funding for the Connecting Classrooms across Campuses pilot program. They are supporting the collaboration involving students participating in the Center for Public Choice and Market Process Adam Smith Week and students learning from Dr. Jeremy Jackson, L.V. Hackley Chair for the Study of Capitalism and Free Enterprise at…

Continue Reading

Profit or Fold’em: Beta Alpha Psi Casino Night Fundraiser

Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) is hosting its first annual Casino Night on November 6th at 7pm-10pm in Tate Gallery and Tate 202. Tickets are $40, and the attire is casino attire/semi-formal. Proceeds benefit the Lowcountry Food Bank. Registration: https://forms.gle/GGuLP9J93UHEdiMH7 Beta Alpha Psi, in partnership with the College of Charleston’s School of Business, is hosting a…

Continue Reading

AMA Chapter Hosts “Meet the Professors” Event

The American Marketing Association (AMA) Collegiate Chapter organized a “Meet the Professors” event in the Life Design Lab earlier this week. Several marketing faculty attended the event and made meaningful interactions with marketing students. It was a successful event! Special thanks to John McGrath, the AMA faculty advisor. 

Chris Mothorpe Selected for Inaugural President’s Leadership Institute Cohort

Congratulations to Chris Mothorpe, chair of the Economics department, on being selected for the inaugural cohort of the President’s Leadership Institute (PLI)! In alignment with the College’s strategic plan, Pillar III, which emphasizes employee experience and success, the university administration has established the PLI to cultivate leadership, foster connections, and promote innovation among the College’s…

Continue Reading

New Episode of Multiple Economists Goofing Off

Multiple 4th Graders Goofing Off! In this special episode of MEGO, we learn why do parents work? What’s the purpose of money? And how much can you sell your brother for? These questions and more are answered as Mrs. Glassman’s 4th grade class from the Cooper School visits the Economics Department. Listen to the episode

Spring 2025 Textbook Submissions Due October 28

Please submit your Spring 2025 textbook and course materials to Cougar Complete. Early submissions make the program more affordable for the increasing number of participating students. To submit, access My Portal –> BNC Adoption and Insights. Here, you can also communicate with the BN (Barnes & Noble) staff regarding any special requests. For case studies…

Continue Reading

Campus Climate Survey

The Campus Climate Survey is now open! Faculty, staff and students should have received an email from Viewfinder Campus Climate Surveys with all the details. Your participation and feedback matters – the more responses we gather, the more comprehensive and valuable our insights will be. Survey Period: October 23 – November 15 Summary of results shared…

Continue Reading

1

Great Outcomes

Part of Monday’s FAC meeting focused on our upcoming AACSB visit. I was talking about the obstacles we’ve faced the last five years, and several members (Roxane, Frank, & Steve in particular) called me out (that’s what I like about this group). They reminded me that despite the challenges, the School of Business Team has…

Continue Reading

Harnessing the Power of AI: One Grad’s Approach in Work, Marketing, and Travel

Last week, I asked current student Ryan Brennan to write a post with me about how he’s using AI. This week, I heard from recent grad Troy Brennan ( Class of 2023; B.S. in Computer Science, Minor in Entrepreneurship; former student assistant to the Department of Management and Marketing — woot woot!). I asked if…

Continue Reading

Mahdikhani and Meena Publish New Paper on Metaverse Applications in Supply Chains

Maryam Mahdikhani, assistant professor of supply chain management, and Purushottam Meena, associate professor of supply chain management, recently published a paper in the Journal of Innovation & Knowledge, a top-tier journal (Impact Factor: 15.6, ABDC rank: A Journal). Metaverse applications and supply chain innovation: insights from text mining Journal of Innovation & Knowledge Volume 9,…

Continue Reading

Graduate & Executive Programs hosts Mentor Kick Off Event

This past Thursday, the School of Business Graduate & Executive Programs held its annual Mentor Kick Off event for this year’s cohort of MBA candidates. The MBA students had a great time at the event, actively connecting with mentors and gaining insights that will empower their professional growth. The MBA Mentor Program promotes the career…

Continue Reading

School of Business Event for Homecoming 2024

Saturday, November 16 Join us! 10 am-12 pm Business and Brunch, Hosted by the School of Business 5 Liberty Street Join us for Business and Brunch, the CofC School of Business’ signature Homecoming event! Reconnect with fellow alumni and esteemed faculty while expanding your network in a relaxed, yet engaging atmosphere. Enjoy meaningful conversations with…

Continue Reading

Rénard Harris to emcee SCETV Education Community Forum on Oct. 24

South Carolina ETV invites you to a Community Forum on Education, fostering conversations between policymakers, educators, students, families, and communities. Our colleague, Rénard Harris, host of SC Public Radio’s Teachable Moments podcast, will guide these lively discussions, ensuring a welcoming environment for all. The event will be livestreamed on the SCETV Facebook page and YouTube…

Continue Reading

Four CofC Teams advance to SC Innovates Semifinals!

Thanks to our terrific ELLC peer mentors, 4 of our 10  interdisciplinary honors student teams from the College of Charleston have advanced to the finals of the statewide SC Innovates Pitch Competition. The final will take place Nov. 14th. Two teams are first-year students in the ELLC and two teams are their peer-mentors. If you…

Continue Reading

CofC Foundation Board of Directors Welcomes New Members

The Foundation Board of Directors has voted to welcome seven new board members and four new fellows. Many of them are our business alumni, including: Carl W. Blackstone ’93: A business administration major and past member of the Alumni Association Board, Carl Blackstone is president and CEO of the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce, where he focuses on…

Continue Reading

Thanks, Entrepreneurship, & AACSB

First, thank you for the many words of encouragement and support as Christine and I cope with the loss of our dear friend Nancy. We are trying to focus on our 20+ years of great friendship, which reminds us that we need to enjoy today and that we are blessed to work with great people….

Continue Reading

Donation Drive for Hurricane Helene & Milton Relief

The School of Business Graduate & Executive Programs is hosting a donation drive from October 16th to 23rd to support those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Drop-off Location: 5 Liberty St., 2nd Floor, Tate Gallery Items Needed: Canned & Shelf Stable Food Water Baby Food & Supplies Hygiene & Feminine Products First Aid Supplies…

Continue Reading

Last chance to register: 10th Annual Strategic Investment Symposium

The 10th Annual CofC Strategic Investment Symposium takes place next Friday, October 25th, at The Charleston Place. The last day to register is Sunday, Oct 20th! This premier event offers unparalleled insight and networking opportunities for financial professionals, institutional wealth managers, individual investors and students. The symposium will feature distinguished speakers such as: David Kelly,…

Continue Reading

How Our Students Are Leveraging AI in Real-World Applications

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, our students are at the forefront, applying their academic knowledge to real-world challenges. A shining example of this is Ryan Brennan, President of the Supply Chain Management student club, who spent the summer working with Querri, a small yet innovative tech start-up working to turn junk data into useful…

Continue Reading

1 2 3 4 5 35
Skip to toolbar