Experiential Learning News
For many full-time MBA students their two-year experience passes by in a frenzied flash. When they leave business school they have a valuable degree, a great job and an amazing network. Their school has had a profound impact on them, but have they had the opportunity to make a lasting impact on their school?
For several students from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, Georgetown University and George Washington University, the Doing Business with Latin America Conference was more than just a conference.
The question of whether more women belong in corporate boardrooms is no longer a gender equity issue. It's an economic growth strategy.
This was a repeated theme at the "Women as Entrepreneurs, Consumers and Agents of Change" forum, hosted April 13, 2012 by the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.
Classes kicked off April 12 in Beijing for the Smith School’s new cohort of executive MBA students in China. The Smith School partners with China’s University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) to offer the joint 18-month degree program. The partnership began in 2003 and relaunches this year after a four-year hiatus.
April is Team MBA month, and that means Smith School MBAs are getting down and dirty to help their community. From charity auctions to community clean up to clothing drives, members of Team MBA at the Robert H.
Though it’s been in existence less than a decade, the Smith School’s executive MBA program has quickly gained ground as a top-ranked program in the U.S. With the recent U.S. News & World ranking placing the program at No.
Join the Office of Undergraduate Studies at the Robert H. Smith School of Business as it hosts the second annual Baseball Industry Network Networking Night on April 26, 2012. The event will take place in Frank Auditorium (1524) in Van Munching Hall at 6 p.m.
Stanford Graduate Students Capture Competition Hosted by UMD Smith School
Please join us for a Federal Risk Roundtable Series in downtown, Washington, D.C.