The Daly News
News and doings from Daly Hall.
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Sara Hardy ’03, who combined majors in art and business management, takes the “risky” out of business. -
In Alex. Brown Lecture, Clifford Rossi explains how U.S. debt and deficits can affect personal and financial decisions. -
Ellen Kullman, the first woman to lead one of America’s oldest firms, spoke at Washington College to a packed house of students, faculty, staff, and visitors on Wednesday, Feb. 27, about the challenges and opportunities of leading DuPont in its third century of existence, and about the firm’s ongoing transformation.
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Wednesday, January 30. Student members of the Alex Brown Fund agreed unanimously to purchase shares of stock in American States Water Co. and American Water Works Inc.
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After an internship that gave him hands-on, Spanish-speaking business experience in Santiago, Chile, Ryan Bankert ’13 has already landed a full-time job with a global firm that has branches in his favorite place—Latin America. -
With his sights firmly set on creating a business in the sport he loves, Jared DePermentier ’14 rides for his future, and for his past. -
Belcamp, MD, Dec. 4. Professor Susan Vowels took two students on a tour of the Lifoam Industries plant in Belcamp. The visit, sponsored by the Baltimore chapter of APICS, the Association for Operations Management, enabled students to see MIS concepts in the industrial workplace. -
Math major and Business Management and Political Science minor Marissa Restaino ’13 demonstrated her wow factor during an internship at Glenmede Trust Company. -
Alumnus and TimeLife Music veteran John Hall ’70 offered marketing career perspectives and advice to students on Monday, November 5 in the Egg, in a Working Lunch career talk. -
Prof. Michael Harvey and Prof. Ronald E. Riggio (Claremont-McKenna College, Claremont, CA), editors of Leadership Studies: The Dialogue of Disciplines, were honored at the 2012 annual conference of the International Leadership Association. -
More than $600 million has been spent on election advertising in the 2012 presidential campaign, most of it in just three swing states. Can special-interest and corporate money buy an election? -
A major gift from the Connie and Carl Ferris Foundation will enable more WC students to accompany Professor Scout overseas each summer to see how business is done.
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