Rising senior Chelsea Chang has made the most of her time with the Moore School. Going into her last semester in fall 2021, she has completed three internships, including teaching in Taiwan, and was able to study abroad in Germany.
Management science assistant professor Luv Sharma and his fellow researchers worked with hospital staff to better assist kidney transplant patients in their post-discharge recovery.
MBA alumnus Marcelo Guimaraes ('19 MBA) chose to complete the Professional MBA program alongside his full-time job as a medical doctor at the Medical University of South Carolina to further develop his leadership skills.
International MBA and J.D. candidate India Whaley chose the dual-degree program to enhance her leadership skills and business acumen as she builds on her career as a certified Project Management Professional.
Management science professors Sriram Venkataraman and Yan Dong's research on mobile money and mobile technologies has been published in two recent academic journals.
Moore School students Logan Shealy and Kyla Walker appreciate the lessons and guidance they received through the Rising Scholars and ROTC program in their first year at UofSC.
Master of Human Resources alumna Julie Martinez French ('14 MHR) attributes her success as a Comcast HR manager to the Moore School's MHR program.
International business professor Chuck C.Y. Kwok has spent close to four decades teaching and researching international finance; he is one of the "pioneers" who has studied how national culture affects financial practices.
International MBA student Sean Maurice decided to enroll in the IMBA program after the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Already entertaining the idea of going back to school, Maurice was tired of the "knitty, gritty work" in his sales career.
Marketing professor David Crockett worked with his colleagues in 2020 to craft a comprehensive Racial Bias in Retail Study for beauty retailer Sephora to better inform their commitment for a more inclusive retail industry.
The Moore School is launching a Strategic Innovation Graduate Certificate to account for growing demand for strategic-oriented managers of science, technology and innovation in the workforce.
The Moore School is launching a Cybersecurity Management Graduate Certificate designed to meet the growing demand for leaders who understand and manage cybersecurity and information assurance professionals.
Marketing faculty Ayse Ozturk and Cem Ozturk recently published research in the Journal of International Business Studies that sought to find if consumers across countries are becoming more similar in their spending across multiple product categories.
Moore School alumna Kiera Emery ('20 MBA) applies the business skills that she gained while in the Professional MBA program in her role as a clinical pharmacist resident at Moose Pharmacy in Concord, North Carolina.
Moore School Master of International Business double-degree student William Fromm is taking the knowledge he acquired from the MIB program to further develop his ability to think globally and strengthen his knowledge about international trade economics and commerce.
Accounting professor Drew Newman tries to instill a sense of family into mentoring Ph.D. accounting students. While he sets high academic expectations for them, he also sets the bar high for his own level of support to help guide them through the program and prepare them for careers in academia.
Moore School Master of International Business alumna Natalia Niewelt ('17 MIB) decided to en-roll in the Double-Degree program to get a broader and more worldly education.
Moore School alumnus Federico Michelcich ('20 MIB) decided to pursue the Master of International Business Double-Degree program to complement his management background.
The Wall Street Journal featured recently published research by Sungsik Park, Moore School marketing assistant professor.
Professional MBA alumna Caroline O'Sullivan ('18 MBA) merged her business and military skills to become a chief financial officer for regional petroleum distribution company Dearybury Oil & Gas Company.
Moore School alumnus Jack Johnson III ('20 MBA) enrolled in the Professional MBA program so that he could better understand the business side of his role as a technical specialist at BASF, a large and diverse chemical company that serves virtually all end markets globally.
Moore School Master of Human Resources alumna Shannon Wolcott McGuire ('14 MHR) decided to use the teaching skills that she gained during her undergraduate degree to pursue a career in the human resources field with a multinational company.
Every Monday and Wednesday before the COVID-19 pandemic, as many as a dozen retired Moore School professors gathered in the Darla Moore School of Business.
Alumna Krista Wessinger ('16 MHR) decided to shift her career path and pursue a Master of Human Resources after teaching for three years in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Economics associate professor Jason DeBacker explains tax changes Americans may experience this year as the extended tax deadline submission date of May 17 approaches.