When he received his first job offer after college, Thomas Ryan-Lawrence was told he'd have to "butch it up" around conservative clients. Ironically, that discrimination steered him toward his calling.
When Anouk Prop moved from the Netherlands to the U.S. on an athletic scholarship, she didn't expect to fall in love with supply chain management. But her courses on the topic seemed to fly by.
Richie Gera was an enormous advocate for education, so his mother feels good about honoring his memory in a way that will benefit students.
Students from Denish Shah's Social Media Intelligence class made recommendations on diversifying the demographics of patrons, encouraging repeat visitation, and highlighting the aquarium's conservation work as a nonprofit.
Rear Admiral David Buzzetti is spearheading the realignment of the Navy's healthcare operations model from a hospital-based to expeditionary system—one of the biggest transformations in the history of Navy Medicine.
Very little research has been conducted on female entrepreneurs, and even less on those who have persisted through adversity. DBA alumna Valaurie Lee's dissertation focuses on the role of spirituality in their success.
Viviane Gomes de Souza led the implementation of EDI performance targets driving the aerospace behemoth's first-ever global EDI report.
When Ben Samuel became associate vice president of technology at Cox Communications, his colleagues encouraged him to enroll in Robinson's EMBA program. He's pretty glad he took their advice.
Tracy Hoffman named the Emily Arlene McGehee Memorial Scholarship after her mother, a single parent who worked hard to provide for her children and instilled in them the value of paying it forward.
Nearly three decades after completing his M.S. in Finance, CFO Jim Tait still refers to his class notes when he needs advice.
