Seeing Opportunity
Dominic Guido, class of 2025 sports management major, spent his summer as a member service team at Wilmington Country Club.
Toye, who graduated from Lerner College in 2017 with a bachelor of science degree in finance lives in Washington D.C. where he is the associate director and head of analytics at Rivel, Inc.
Grace Marburger, class of 2026 operations management major with a sales and professional selling minor, spent her summer as a logistics intern for Ikonyk Hills.
Dayu Yang is a postdoctoral researcher in the financial services analytics (FSAN) Ph.D. program at Lerner College and is expected to graduate in Spring 2025. He was recently offered a full-time postdoctoral research job from Meta AI.
Madelynn Murray, class of 2025 operations management and marketing dual major with an entrepreneurship minor, spent her summer as a Chase leadership development program summer analyst at JPMorgan Chase.
Three UD accounting students were recognized as PCAOB Scholars by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board for the 2024-25 academic year.
Business program now ranked No. 77 in latest rankings, economics program ranked No. 114.
Faculty members from UD’s Lerner College published more than 25 research papers in their respective fields’ leading refereed journals in 2023. This included the top 50 journals used in the Financial Times research ranking, journals cited in the University of Texas (UT) Dallas Top 100 Business School Research Rankings and journals identified as highly selective “A” journals by the Lerner College’s five academic departments.
UD Lerner Professor Wendy Smith received the 2024 Academy of Management Review Decade Award and Organization & Environment’s 2024 Best Paper Award at the Academy of Management Annual meeting on August 11.
For four weeks this past summer, 48 local children ages 11-13 were Livin’ La Vita Nova during the University of Delaware’s Culinary Camp presented by the Department of Hospitality and Sport Business Management and Vita Nova restaurant.
