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UD’s Lerner College reorganized its academic departments and launched the Neil Book School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship to strengthen interdisciplinary education in AI transformation and technology; innovation and societal change; and leadership and organizations.
The University of Delaware’s Lerner College celebrated more than 1,500 graduates from the Class of 2026 during Convocation and Commencement ceremonies honoring undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students.
A native of Prospect, Conn., Nichols graduated from Lerner College as a marketing major with a minor in international business.
A native of Newark, Del., Farquhar completed an MBA with a concentration in artificial intelligence through a 4+1 program after earning his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering last year.
A native of Hockessin, Del., Rosa Miraldina Baptista Futy graduated from Lerner College with an MBA in business analytics.
At just 18, Vazquez will graduate with a 4.0, a finance degree from Lerner and a solid path forward toward a future in academia.
The University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, in collaboration with Women in Economics, hosted the 2026 Hutchinson Lecture on April 20 in the Perkins Student Center.
The University of Delaware will launch the Neil Book School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship as part of the Lerner College, expanding experiential learning, venture creation and interdisciplinary innovation opportunities for students across the University.
UD’s Econ Dinner and a Movie uses Wonka to help K-12 educators teach economics concepts like supply, demand and market structures through storytelling, interactive activities and real-world applications.
Delaware students gained confidence and leadership skills through a University of Delaware partnership program, SYLP, exploring their goals, connecting with mentors and taking meaningful steps toward their futures.
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