By Laura Braddick
James L. Dunbar Jr., known as J. to his friends and family, did not have what’s considered a traditional college career. Continue reading “Dunbar Scholarship Anniversary”
By Laura Braddick
Before embarking on their careers, students must earn the proper credentials and relevant experience and prepare their professional image—complete with a polished resume, perfect elevator pitch and professional business attire.
But for many students who juggle work, family, student loans and more, purchasing a new business suit and accessories, which can cost $300 or more, can be a burdensome or insurmountable cost. Continue reading “Suited for Success”
We are deeply grateful to our donors for investing in Towson University’s College of Business and Economics. We recognize the following alumni, friends, students, faculty, staff, corporations, foundations and other organizations that supported the college through the Towson University Foundation with annual gifts from July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2019.
When CBE opened the T. Rowe Price Finance Lab on the first floor of Stephens Hall in 2012, our vision was to create a hands-on learning space for finance and economics not just for TU students, but for the entire community. Continue reading “Message from the Dean”
By Laura Braddick
After retiring from a career as an economist, Marc Rubin, Ph.D., decided to teach macroeconomics as an adjunct professor at TU because he didn’t want to end up—in his words—a “couch potato.” Continue reading “Making Macro Meaningful”
