Scholars supported strategic initiatives at the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development in Mesa, Arizona by conducting research, developing communications and grant materials, and advancing Native business growth through culturally informed, impact-driven work.

Scholars analyzed impact data and crafted a 25th anniversary report at Latino Community Credit Union in Durham, NC, highlighting how community-based finance and nontraditional lending models advance financial inclusion and economic opportunity for underserved populations.

Scholars advanced inclusive development initiatives at Kenan Foundation Asia in Bangkok, Thailand by supporting strategic communications, partnership development, and digital learning projects that promote education, economic growth, and social equity across Southeast Asia.

Scholars served as internal consultants at KAL Firm in Atlanta, Georgia, developing strategic solutions for Soccer in the Streets’ initiatives through research, stakeholder engagement, and operational support to enhance community impact and sustainability.

Scholars conducted statewide interviews and sector research at Go Global NC in Research Triangle Park, NC to develop a cross-sector training model that strengthens North Carolina’s global engagement and economic competitiveness.

Scholars advanced strategic initiatives at CLIMB USA in Madison, Wisconsin by researching nonprofit funding models, collaborating across key workstreams, and recommending scalable revenue strategies to enhance organizational sustainability.

Corporate board diversity has become a focal point in governance discussions, particularly following changes involved in the Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule. This study examines the correlation between board gender diversity on a sample of Nasdaq-listed companies and short-term financial performance using annualized stock returns and yearly return on assets (ROA) data.

Scholars lived in Washington, D.C., advancing the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine’s economy through their roles working as associates for this global non-profit.

Scholars interned at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration, serving as International Trade Specialist Interns in Greensboro, NC, conducting research, enhancing marketing initiatives and evaluating data.

Scholars worked for this Morgantown, West Virginia-based not-for-profit health insurer, supporting efforts to bridge the gap between provider and payer as they served as data analysts responsible extensive data-collection and analysis.

Scholars traveled to Bangkok, Thailand working as research interns for this non-profit that empowers communities in Southeast Asia through economic development, social inclusion and educational initiatives.

Scholars served as business analysts to provide consulting services, develop partnership proposals, create marketing and fundraising plans, and conduct market research for non-profit organizations in Atlanta, GA.