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Smith Biz: December 2024

Stephen M. Schanwald ’77 Reflects on a Career Bridging Sports and Business

Stephen M. Schanwald ’77, former Chicago Bulls executive and sports marketing pioneer, announced an $8 million gift establishing UMD's Sports Management Program. During his visit, he shared industry insights with students and joined experts for a "Business of Sports" panel.

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The High Five: December 2024

We’ve had an incredible fall semester! From deepening connections with industry and government to celebrating student success and engaging alumni, the momentum is undeniable.

Top UMD Undergraduates Cap Fall “QUEST” With Showcase

A semester of hard work came to a close as QUEST (Quality Enhancement Systems and Teams) Cohort 40 presented their final capstone projects Dec. 5, 2024.

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Risk Matters: The Case for Enterprise Risk Management in Higher Education

Poor risk management practices eventually come back to haunt those organizations that fail to take a broad and proactive view at managing risk.

CGB Invites the Smith Community to Explore During IEW

The Center for Global Business (CGB) hosted a week of programs and events from November 18-22 for students to explore and expand their global mindset, global career possibilities, and all that international education offers.

CGB Invites the Smith Community to Explore During International Education Week

The goal of the U.S. Department of State and U.S.

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Experiential Learning Through Networking

Our faculty members are not only dedicated educators but also influential thought leaders, consis

CSVC’s Tata Innovation Dialogue Delivers Career-Building Insights

Students gained insights into career-building in the areas of consulting and social innovation fr

Elevate! Event Empowers Underrepresented Creatives with Expert Strategies for Success

Financial management, potential limited access to resources and promotion are all roadblocks to success for creatives with entrepreneurial aspirations. But a panel of experts has a few tips to overcome them.

For Whom Does the Bell Toll? It Tolls for CTA

University of Maryland’s Justice for Fraud Victims (JFV) student volunteers recently completed two court-used forensic cases and assisted HOAs with Corporate Transparency Act compliance before a court suspended the law, giving students firsthand experience in real-world legal unpredictability.

New Active-Learning Classrooms Named For Alumni

The Smith School celebrated two new active-learning classrooms: a virtual teaching studio funded by Bill Boyle ’81 and an experiential learning space supported by Ab ’81 and Kristen Krall. These state-of-the-art facilities advance innovative, flexible education for students.
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