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Editorial Manager

Cody Jones is the Editorial Manager for the UF Warrington College of Business. In his role, he serves as the writer for digital and print related branding materials for Warrington while maintaining a strategic vision for communications and working closely with staff to create and manage the College’s voice. Before joining Warrington’s marketing and communications team, he spent six years as a sports journalist. He received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Florida.

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Stories by Cody

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Archway outside of the Warrington College of Business

Warrington Year in Review

We wrapped up another year of growth and innovation at the Warrington College of Business. I’m always invigorated by the energy and dedication I see from our students, faculty, staff and alumni. It truly is great to be a Business

GSIF experiences another strong year

The Gator Student Investment fund (GSIF) completed another impressive year of growing the fund and preparing students for life after graduation. GSIF is a student-managed investment fund that gives members a realistic asset management experience. As of early 2025, the

CSX train on the tracks.

Corporate Partnerships: CSX

CSX is one of the most recognizable names in the rail industry, with its history dating back to 1827. In addition to giving $10 million to support the University of Florida’s future graduate center in Jacksonville, CSX is also a

Judges at the Florida Investment Conference

MSF graduate comes full circle as competition judge

The Gator Student Investment Fund and Financial Professional Development Program hosted the Florida Investment Conference in early February. Student teams across the nation submitted stock pitches and 23 teams were selected to attend the in-person event on the UF Warrington

Bennett Andersen shoots a three-pointer for the Gators.

A dream turned reality

Bennett Andersen grew up dreaming of being a Gator. The son of two UF alumni, Andersen (MSM ’25) was the valedictorian at Jesuit High School in Tampa and being a Gator was always in the back of his mind. After

William R. Hough Master of Science in Finance, UF Warrington College of Business

MSF Class of 2024 secures 100% placement

From New York City to Houston to Atlanta, MSF graduates are being hired by the top firms across the United States. In the Class of 2024, 100% of graduates were placed full-time. They had an average salary of $99,188 and

Collage of classes taught in black and white and a hybrid classroom where students are both in attendance and remote and a portrait of Meg LeRoy.

The future of business education

Many naysayers claim the future of education is bleak. They say academia is fraught with archaic attitudes, policies of old, and close-minded professors clinging to the ivory tower. That future is bleak. Luckily, it’s not ours. College students today have

Graphic depiction of a female graduate with a backpack that says 'skills for life' as she contemplates walking through a doorway

The foundation for career readiness

Freshmen often arrive on the Warrington campus without a clear idea of what career they will enter after graduation. Almost half of incoming freshmen come in as general studies majors, unsure what kind of business they want to be involved

UF DBA student at graduation with his peers.

A decade of doctoral success

After former UF Warrington Dean John Kraft read an AACSB study in the early 2000s about an expected gap between the large number of available faculty positions and the small number of Ph.D. students with business degrees, he quickly came

View from behind a person wearing headpones and looking at several computer screens with a variety of things displayed

Education illustrated

While the student experience and hands-on learning outside of the classroom have become priorities at Warrington, the college is always looking for innovation inside the classroom to better engage students. Classroom lectures by faculty will continue to be a pillar

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