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Meet three top business graduates from the summer 2024 class
The University of South Florida awarded more than 2,600 degrees during summer commencement on Saturday, Aug. 3. The ceremonies included recipients of approximately 1,739 bachelor’s, 700 master’s, 162 doctoral and 11 specialist degrees.
August 3, 2024Business News, Spotlights
Meet two outstanding graduates from USF Sarasota-Manatee - USF Sarasota-Manatee Campus
Upon enrolling in The Baldwin Group School of Risk Management and Insurance in fall 2020, Siefert quickly went on to found the Delta Beta Chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma, a professional fraternity that strengthens the insurance industry’s student talent pipeline by connecting USF students with faculty and industry professionals through corporate partnerships and community events.
July 29, 2024Business News, Spotlights
USF to confer more than 2,600 degrees during summer commencement ceremonies on Aug. 3 - USF News
The University of South Florida will award more than 2,600 degrees during summer commencement on Saturday, Aug. 3. The ceremonies include recipients of approximately 1,739 bachelor’s, 700 master’s, 162 doctoral and 11 specialist degrees.
July 29, 2024Business News, Spotlights
Honors Students O’Carson Fils and Yuki Shao Recognized Among Top 25 Under 25 - USF Honors College
In spring 2024, 25 students were handpicked from around 1,000 business students to receive the Muma College of Business’s 25 Under 25 Awards.
July 26, 2024Business News, Spotlights
The Story of McKibbon: A father and son open up about their family ties - TBBW
The McKibbon Hospitality family business spans several generations and is an inspiring journey from humble beginnings to hospitality fame.
July 10, 2024Spotlights
Student Spotlight: USF junior Lan Phan realizes finance dream of interning at Goldman Sachs in New York City
As a kid, Lan Phan was fascinated by stock trading and building financial models. Today, he is double majoring in finance and econometrics and is spending his summer in New York City interning at Goldman Sachs.
June 12, 2024Business News, Honors and Awards, Spotlights
‘Our Noire Kitchen’ Hits the Road in New Food Trailer - lkldnow
“Our Noire Kitchen” — known for its jerk chicken, oxtails and gouda grits — has acquired a food trailer. Owners and Catapult members Laures, 31 and Kadean Dockery, 32, say they are thrilled.
June 1, 2024Business News, Spotlights
Catching up with USF's Kalam Fellows - USF News
From 2016 to 2018, USF ran a special Fellowship for students from India – the President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Postgraduate Fellowship.
May 30, 2024Business News, Spotlights
Student Spotlight: Juggling a full-time job with college, Amber Baylis uses classroom lessons in real time
USF Senior Amber Baylis is a semester away from earning a bachelor’s degree in global business with a concentration in management and a minor in marketing. But when classes are done for the day, Baylis isn’t. She heads to her other full-time gig — working as a food and beverage manager at the Don Cesar.
May 14, 2024Business News, Entrepreneurship, Spotlights
USF’s Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance names 2024 Dean's Advisory Board Leadership Award winners
Gabriel Mocelin and Linh Nguyen received the 2024 Dean’s Advisory Board Leadership Awards. The award recognizes finance students who demonstrate strong leadership by serving in roles within classes, clubs, organizations, through volunteering, or throughout the university
May 9, 2024Honors and Awards, Spotlights
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‘Smile. The rest will come easily.’ - USF Magazine
Meet Cihan Cobanoglu, the gregarious dean of the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, part of the Muma College of Business at USF Sarasota-Manatee.
May 1, 2024Business News, Spotlights
Brain cancer survivor graduates with honors and lasting memories
As Cole Eicher prepares to graduate, he’s also celebrating another milestone: ten years of being cancer free. Eicher has not only recovered, he is a national advocate for children with cancer, launching an effort that today is the American Cancer Society’s official childhood cancer initiative.
April 30, 2024Business News, Spotlights