Business Management

Business professor Marc Fetscherin’s recent article looks at “brand hate” as defined as an intense, negative emotional feeling toward a brand.

Three students, two generations, one legacy—a trio of Tars discover their pathways to purpose at Rollins.

Rollins continues to demonstrate global leadership in business education, meeting the highest standards for academic rigor and distinction.

When Merrill Lynch hired a young Rollins graduate nearly 40 years ago to figure out an obscure concept called “wealth management,” she settled right into a surprisingly perfect fit.

Women in Finance, a pilot program launched by the Office of Business Advising, is opening doors for female students to secure internships and explore career pathways in the finance sector.

Rollins’ esteemed Gateway Fellows funded internship program welcomed its third cohort this past summer, connecting Tars to some of the world’s most coveted opportunities.

The new data analytics minor sharpens highly desired skills in the ever-evolving career landscape and epitomizes Rollins’ signature interdisciplinary approach to liberal arts education.

Eight faculty have teamed up to create a course, Understanding COVID-19, in which students are learning in real time about the pandemic across multiple disciplines.

How veteran and business management major Tamer Elkhouly ’19 excelled in the Army, matured as a Rollins transfer student, and landed on a leadership track in the defense industry.

For his success on and off the field, Rollins lacrosse player Greg Taicher ’19 receives the Sunshine State Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.

Felicia Hutnick ’79 and Teresa Kaiser ’19 are the top-ranked mother-daughter doubles tennis team in the nation.