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Sometimes the right person comes along and gives that extra insight to get you to the other side. That person was Cheryl Miller, senior business advisor with the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network, and the person that needed a…

Jim Mancuso ’07, MBA ’08 spent a session last week with students in professor David Tang’s undergraduate corporate finance class where he discussed his experiences as a student at Clark, the skills he’s gained, and his career path to becoming…

The 2021 Ureka Challenge may have felt a bit different this year, with all judges and several of the student entrepreneurs participating remotely, but it was nonetheless exciting.

Samantha Goodman ’11 had been searching for ways to give back to her alma mater. She was already donating to the Clark Fund, but wanted to do more.

In today’s continually evolving business climate, “human resources” means a lot more than simply compensation and benefits.

When the Covid pandemic began in 2020 and immediately impacted course delivery and extra-curricular services for students, the staff and faculty of Clark University’s School of Business worked to find ways to engage students and help create a positive experience…

Clark University students studying partnership marketing in Professor Lawrence Norman’s Marketing to You course received real-world advice from one of the best in the sports industry during Winter Intersession when three-time NBA champion-turned-businessman B.J. Armstrong dropped in for a virtual…

A few months after taking command of the Maryland National Guard, Major General Linda Singh helped lead the response to unrest and rioting in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, a young Black man, from injuries sustained in police…

On Tuesday, January 19 a group of School of Business alumni came together virtually to meet Dean Alan Eisner, PhD, and hear about some of the upcoming plans and goals for School of Business. Alumni came from as near as…

His second Marketing to You course “sold out” in under three minutes. That is, 50 seats were filled by eager Clark University undergrads within minutes of open registration.

The Clark University School of Business (School of Business) has continued its academic partnership with the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association.

The change in Clark University’s academic calendar for the 2020-’21 school year is leaving a wide gap between the Fall and Spring semesters. With the help of graduate student Sonia Vo, MSF ‘21, the School of Business has compiled these…

The Clark University School of Business Class of December 2020 was honored with a virtual graduation recognition ceremony on Tuesday, December 15, 2020.

The Princeton Review has once again named the School of Management (SOM) at Clark University one of the nation’s outstanding business schools.

The annual Clark University Ureka Challenge kicked off in perfect 2020 fashion – with a socially distanced dinner and some wonderful words of encouragement from University executives and alumni via Zoom.

Matheus Gonçalves ’19, MBA ’20, earned his MBA from Clark amid a global pandemic — and secured a job, as well.

The Clark University School of Management (SOM) has been accepted into the prestigious CFA Institute University Affiliation Program. SOM’s Master’s of Science in Finance (MSF) program has been acknowledged as incorporating the CFA Program Candidate Body of Knowledge and placing…

When the world economy signals there are few jobs, it takes discipline and motivation to be successful in a job search — or even to engage in one. The School of Business at Clark University gives its graduates the skills…

Clark University has appointed Alan B. Eisner, Ph.D., as dean of the School of Management. Eisner will begin his role on Monday, September 14.

Clark University’s School of Management (SOM) is launching three new graduate programs — marketing, marketing analytics, and accounting analytics — for fall 2020. Students will have the option of full- or part-time enrollment, with a select number of courses available…