Twenty-four sophomore students from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School have been selected as members of the seventh class of Luther Hodges Scholars. This 2.5-year program brings together business majors and minors who exhibit leadership and a passion for serving on campus and in the community.
The Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise was proud to host the inaugural meeting of the Luther H. Hodges Scholars Advisory Council on Friday, October 13, 2023 at the conclusion of the institute’s annual Frontiers Conference.
One could say there is nothing more descriptive of business schools than networking sessions. Yet, while some business students are eager to gain connections from these events, others roll their eyes when hearing the dreadful word, “networking.”
Emily Madrzykowski ‘23 is an English/comparative literature double major with a double minor in business administration and African American studies from Charlotte, North Carolina. Her professional interests include combining her business interests with her passion for social justice and academia. Ultimately, she hopes to begin her career abroad for international experience prior to pursuing an […]
Emily Madrzykowski ‘23 is an English/comparative literature double major with a double minor in business administration and African American studies from Charlotte, North Carolina. Her professional interests include combining her business interests with her passion for social justice and academia. Ultimately, she hopes to begin her career abroad for international experience prior to pursuing an […]
The United States’ lack of a federal paid family leave policy (PFL) is a result of concern about the cost of the policy and the potential negative impact on business performance.
The United States’ lack of a federal paid family leave policy (PFL) is a result of concern about the cost of the policy and the potential negative impact on business performance.
