Twenty-four sophomore students from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School have been selected as members of the eighth class of Luther Hodges Scholars. This 2.5-year program, sponsored by the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, brings together business majors and minors who exhibit leadership and a passion for serving on campus and in the community.
Luther Hodges Scholars is committed to developing future business leaders equipped to address economic and societal challenges present in today’s interconnected world. To accomplish this, the program provides scholars with real-world experience working at the intersection of the public and private sectors through hands-on internships that put their business skills and knowledge to work for the public good.
Our fall semester has again been filled with new learnings, friendships, and experiences. During this holiday season, we are incredibly grateful for all of you who generously share your time, talents, and resources with our scholars.
Katie Goldman ’24 is from Nashville, Tennessee. As a Business Administration and Statistics double major, her professional interests include finance, impact investing, and business analytics. Katie decided to become a Luther Hodges Scholar for the opportunity to expand her understanding of classroom knowledge as it applies to the real world and for the ability to […]
Katie Goldman ’24 is from Nashville, Tennessee. As a Business Administration and Statistics double major, her professional interests include finance, impact investing, and business analytics. Katie decided to become a Luther Hodges Scholar for the opportunity to expand her understanding of classroom knowledge as it applies to the real world and for the ability to […]
Businesses have begun to realize the environmental, social, and economic benefits that they can unleash by integrating sustainability into business strategy. As a result, firms have elevated sustainability responsibilities to senior leadership with the introduction of the chief sustainability officer (CSO).
Businesses have begun to realize the environmental, social, and economic benefits that they can unleash by integrating sustainability into business strategy. As a result, firms have elevated sustainability responsibilities to senior leadership with the introduction of the chief sustainability officer (CSO).
