Crummer Graduate School of Business

The Orlando Business Journal names three Tars among the city’s most effective and dedicated leaders.

A new Flex MBA pilot program offered through Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business gives students the flexibility to attend nearly half their courses online.

Business professor Mary Conway Dato-on has earned a nomination for the prestigious U.N. Women Award, which recognizes women who have made outstanding contributions to others in an effort to uplift women around the country and beyond.

For William Glass ’14 and Andrew Holliday ’13, what began as the need to develop good money habits has turned into a passion for helping others eliminate financial stress.

As Rollins celebrated its 137th anniversary, the 2021-22 academic year furthered the College’s ongoing mission to provide students with the skills, knowledge, and hands-on learning opportunities they need to change the world.

Keith Whittingham, associate professor of management science at the Crummer Graduate School of Business, was recognized for both his local contributions as well as his global impact as a social entrepreneur.

Margaret Linnane ’76 ’96MBA spent a lifetime nurturing the success of Central Florida’s nonprofit sector.

From courses and programs to pitch competitions and mentorship, Rollins provides students and alumni a network of resources to transform ideas into successful ventures.

Longtime donors Peter ’77 ’78MBA and Cappy Powell have pledged gifts to both the new Crummer Graduate School of Business facility and The Rollins Annual Fund.

A new phase of growth at Rollins’ award-winning boutique hotel will support the next generation of scholars and leaders.

Just north of Fairbanks Avenue, Rollins is creating a hub of philanthropy, art, and entrepreneurship at the nexus of our campus and our community.