UF Warrington News
Dr. Judy Callahan is next in our new Faculty Spotlight series. She shares her career path to becoming a professor and faculty member at the Warrington College of Business and what excites her most about teaching students. Dr. Judy Callahan has always been drawn to the classroom. Throughout her career, she has sought opportunities to teach, picking up courses wherever she can. In her current role at the Warrington College
New research from Assistant Professor Shu He finds selectively targeting drug dealers leads to fewer dealers and drop in transactions.
Recent issues at the FTC raise “troubling” questions for the future of independent agencies, including the FCC, said Mark Jamison, Public Utility Research Center Director and Gunter Professor, during an AEI forum Thursday.
New research from Assistant Professor Melissa Rhee shows that policies restricting the use of ride-hailing apps like Uber or Lyft can hurt the transportation ecosystem of a city.
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter shares his insights about a record-breaking SPAC deal to bring a Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker to market showcases. The deal shows just how distorted things have become in the industry.
Who says retirement is the only golden opportunity? Research from Assistant Professor Yixuan Li shows how retirement-age workers are defying expectations of longevity.
Reeya Patel (BSBA ’25) came to the University of Florida Warrington College of Business with the aspiration of becoming a financial advisor. Stemming from her family and personal experiences with finance, Patel is working towards achieving her goal thanks, in part, to the Finance Professional Development program. “Families go through a lot, with life and death, with good moments and bad moments,” Patel said. “I want to be there for
Two teams of MBA students won at the Danaher Case Competition in April, taking second and third place overall. The Danaher Case Competition was conducted in three rounds. In March, 20 teams were invited to participate in the first, digital round of the competition, wherein each team submitted a recorded presentation. Out of the original 20 teams, 10 were then invited to a semi-final round, hosted by the Johns Hopkins
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – MBA programs offer excellent opportunities for students to build their business skills, professional networks and opportunities for career advancement. According to the latest rankings from U.S. News & World Report, a part-time and full-time MBA from the University of Florida are among the best options to do so for today’s driven professionals. According to U.S. News’ “2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools” released Tuesday, the UF MBA Weekend Professional
