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Students asked and we listened. We know that it can be a balancing act to work full time and attend graduate school.

Students in the Boler College of Business are applying business skills to help NASA better understand their impact on the environment.

We’re pleased to announce the debut of our new podcast Bottom Line with the Business Dean, with Dr. Elad Granot, Dean of the Boler College of Business.

The Boler College of Business at John Carroll University is excited to announce a new partnership with NASA. This partnership began on September 27th and Boler College of Business is one of four universities chosen to participate.

The Boler College of Business at John Carroll University--Cleveland's Business School--hosted the fourth annual Inspired Business Forum on August 27th and welcomed new graduate business students who began, or are beginning, their studies in 2022.

Students enrolled in the undergraduate International Business Language and Culture (IBLC) in Boler are gaining the advantage they need to compete in today’s global marketplace.

With global trade growing exponentially, the need for international education is becoming more critical than ever. The Boler College of Business embraces this learning style for JCU students by providing them with experiential learning opportunities that build international-mindedness, which they can rely on throughout their lives

The 2021-2022 Dornam Fund Team is proud to share their Annual Performance Report and Prospectus. Led by Dr. Qing Yang, twenty-three undergraduate students enrolled in the Boler College of Business’ Portfolio Management (FN 452) course were responsible for the Fund’s investment policies, strategies, and asset allocations. The course provides the students with real-world investing and portfolio management experience, just one of the many experiential learning opportunities at Boler. The Dornam Fund was established in September of 1996 as a result of Mr. James M. Doran’s generous donation and, as of March 31st, 2022, has a total portfolio value of $433,565.28.

Read the full report.

To say that Uchechukwu Ike, “Uche” to her friends, is an engaged student is an understatement.

One constant for those managing any non-profit organization is the need to maintain a high degree of  commitment to the mission among employees, while recognizing that employee turnover remains inevitable given salary limits and a tight labor market.

How do you increase engagement and appeal among millennials and Gen Z for an organization that’s more than 140 years old?

Seven JCU teams, consisting of 29 students pursuing minors in entrepreneurship, entered the 2022 Entrepreneurship Education Consortium’s IdeaLabs regional competition alongside students from 10 other regional universities.

Experiential learning and community engagement are hallmarks of a John Carroll University education, and they come to life with the Food for Thought food buggy.

Boler College supply chain professor Sebastian Brockhaus and his coauthors question what it means to be sustainable company.  What company characteristics actually make it sustainably sustainable?

As part of Boler College’s ongoing effort to advance students’ data skills (JCU’s Analytics Edge) , Boler accountancy professor Mariah Webinger and coauthors wrote a case study to develop students’ analytical competencies.  

Scott Allen and coauthors examine how medical schools and military officer training incorporate adult learner theories in their approach to teaching leadership.

A record 4.4 million Americans left their jobs in September in 2021, accelerating a trend that became known as the Great Resignation.

Boler College Assistant Professor of Finance Jisok Kang, and coauthors examine this phenomenon.

The advisory committee for the Professional MBA program, chaired by Jason Nedley ’14G, hosted a virtual event, Kudos and Conversations, on May 25, 2021, with more than 70 in attendance. 

Highlights of the event included insights from Rich Kramer ’86, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and President, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company; the inaugural presentation of the GrauBreslin Outstanding Service in Alumni Leadership Award; and a chance for networking and catching up with alumni, faculty and fellow students. 

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The advisory committee for the Professional MBA program, chaired by Jason Nedley ’14G, hosted a virtual event, Kudos and Conversations, on May 25, 2021, with more than 70 in attendance. 

Highlights of the event included insights from Rich Kramer ’86, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and President, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company; the inaugural presentation of the GrauBreslin Outstanding Service in Alumni Leadership Award; and a chance for networking and catching up with alumni, faculty and fellow students. 

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The advisory committee for the Professional MBA program, chaired by Jason Nedley ’14G, hosted a virtual event, Kudos and Conversations, on May 25, 2021, with more than 70 in attendance.

Highlights of the event included insights from Rich Kramer ’86, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and President, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company; the inaugural presentation of the Grau-Breslin Outstanding Service in Alumni Leadership Award; and a chance for networking and catching up with alumni, faculty and fellow students.

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