The College of Charleston’s MBA program and Lowcountry Local First, a local nonprofit that supports local independent businesses, will work together in a newly established partnership.
The College of Charleston School of Business has recently been named among Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2022-23 Best Business Schools list for its Master of Business Administration program. The MBA program has also made Fortune’s 2022-23 Best MBA Programs list.
Each year the MBA cohort at the College takes a weeklong trip to another country to learn about its business practices, and this spring it was Israel.
The new director of research for the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School, CofC management professor Angela Passarelli helps to develop leaders.
Bloomberg Businessweek has recognized the MBA program for its success in enrolling female students at a time when MBA programs nationally are struggling to recruit women.
Donnetta Lavinia Grays ’99 received a 2021 Whiting Award for drama writing; Baker Manning ’09 has published a pair of digital guides to getting a job in the yachting industry; Katie Morgan Lyon ’14, Wes Lyon ’13 (MBA) and Max Berry ’13 (MBA) started Allegiance Flag Supply and more.
MBA students Tyler Rothenberg and Nic DeLuca are among two of the 221 students and more than 80 faculty and staff members at the College who have served in the military.
Finance professor Jocelyn Evans, along with her business students, is raising money to help get supplies for Lowcountry health care professionals.
'U.S. News & World Report' has named the College's MBA program as one of the top programs in the nation when it comes to job placement and affordability.
Thai Phi '12 is the owner and chef at Pink Bellies, which has been serving Vietnamese comfort food to rave reviews since 2014.
