"Coordinating with classmates and professors virtually was a great tool that I learned that I could then take with me into my professional career," says Connor Pellerin (OMBA '25).
"The Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation empowered me to turn ideas into action—and that shift in mindset has opened more doors than I could have anticipated," says Tenley Gorman (MANA '25)
"I will be continuing to work for Tulane School of Medicine in the Department of Surgery. I am currently the Sr. Program Coordinator for Surgery Education," says Caroline Rhodes (PMBA '25).
"I’m most proud of writing my business research thesis, which focuses on coffee shop culture in South Korea as a gendered business model," says Hannah Rubinstein (BSM '25).
Rob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was quoted in a Newsweek story about Amazon's disclosure that founder Jeff Bezos could sell up to 25 million shares of the company in the next year
"I hope to Become a Chief Legal Officer for an in-house legal team and conduct business affairs for a production giant such as Warner Bros. Discovery or Paramount," says Ryan Zaslansky (BSM '25).
"My favorite course was Burkenroad Reports because it taught me valuable skills in financial valuation, writing, and teamwork," says Arielle Wilson (BSM '25).
"One of the achievements I’m most proud of was attending the National Black MBA Association Career Expo in Washington, D.C.," says Kaymah Joseph (MANA '25).
"Completing my study for Modeling and Analytics and R Studio course definitely was the most rewarding moment in my graduate program," says Ansen Shen (MANA '25).
Rob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was interviewed by Business Insider for a story about President Trump's pressuring of Amazon to kill a plan to display tariff-related costs on product pages.
Rob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business, was quoted in an Associated Press story about Amazon's decision not to display the cost of tariffs on its product pages after pressure from the White House.
EJ Encalarde, president and COO of Festival Productions and coordinating producer of Jazz Fest, is instructor in a new Freeman course that explores the principles of festival management.
"My favorite business course is the Business Capstone. It ties together everything I have learned in the business school and lets students practice making real business decisions as a team," says Lauren Erlichman (BSM '25…
"I hope to apply my cross-cultural study to an international career in which I connect and serve clients around the world," says Kate Polizzi (BSM '25).
"I am excited to be returning to PricewaterhouseCoopers in the New York City office as an External Audit Associate within the Insurance and Financial Services sector," says Maizy Boosin (BSM '25).
"Professor Christine Smith’s energy and dedication led me to pursue a career in accounting and enroll in Tulane’s dual BSM/Master of Accounting program," says Richie Cantwell (BSM '25).
"I aim to enter the agricultural or wellness industry, creating a business focused on sustainable farming and wellness products and promoting health and sustainability," says Coco-Chanel Naa Amakai Quaye (BSM '25).
What is the best path to a master’s in accounting career? Learn how the Master of Accounting at Tulane University prepares students for thriving careers.
A new study by the Freeman School's Claire Senot suggests that adding personal identifiers to voluntary service interactions has the potential to significantly increase participation in activities that have societal benefits…
Biotech startup Exactics took home the top prize of $15,000 in cash and $2,500 in pro bono legal services during the Grand Prize Round of this year’s Pitch Friday Competition.
Chris Lipp, professor of practice and director of management communication, was interviewed by Forbes for a story about ways employees can gain power and influence in the workplace despite a lack of formal authority…
