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Mahima Kedlaya is a writer for the University of Florida Warrington College of Business. In her role, she is responsible for creating content to highlight the Warrington College of Business’ distinguished reputation. She is on the pre-law track, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Sociology through the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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Jackson Warman

MS-Marketing student gobbles up success in the Turkey Tank

The annual Turkey Tank Pitch Competition, a pioneering competition between the University of Florida and Florida State University, returned this year with an incredible display of innovation. Hosted at Florida State University, the event saw six teams – three from

Carly Shotmeyer

A journey of career, family and ambition

Carly Shotmeyer (MBA ’24) has paved a path of ambition, perseverance, and family values – one that seamlessly blends professional success, academic rigor and personal fulfillment. Born and raised in New Jersey, Shotmeyer credits her upbringing and the support of

'Go Gators' on the University of Florida arch

What I wish I knew before starting an MBA

Earning your MBA can appear as intimidating as it is rewarding. The University of Florida Warrington College of Business provides an unparalleled journey for students ready to embark on an innovative experience that combines academics, hands-on learning opportunities, and an

The Gator Ubiquity Statue

MSM program ranks No. 13 in the nation according to QS

The Master of Science in Management (MSM) program ranked 13 in the nation’s top graduate finance programs on QS’ 2025 Master’s in Management Rankings. The MSM program was named No. 13 among the ranked U.S. programs (No. 5 among U.S.

Andrea Handal stands in front of the Gator Ubiquity Statue

UF awards Andrea Handal as 2024-25 Kathleen Brown Retail Student of the Year

Andrea Handal has been honored as the Kathleen Brown Retail Student of the Year for 2024-25. Driven by a passion for retail, she chose to major in marketing with a minor in retail, while also working toward a combined MS-Marketing

A group of students do the Gator Chomp at the New York Stock Exchange.

UF’s mastering the market: MSF program ranks in the U.S. top 10

The William R. Hough Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program remained in the nation’s top 10 graduate finance programs on QS’ 2025 Master’s in Finance Rankings. The MSF program was named No. 10 among the ranked U.S. programs (No.

Madison Weitzel

Charting New Paths: A transition from criminology to marketing

Madison Weitzel (BA ’24, MS ’24) had long set her sights on a career with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) or the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), making criminology her natural path..  Inspired by her father’s 20 years of military

Jarred Paurowski is working while earning his online MBA at the University of Florida.

Balancing Act: Earning an MBA while working

As individuals, we constantly battle to obtain the perfect balance. We are in a perpetual state of calculation to achieve stability within our work life, social life, family life and school life. Jarred Paurowski (MBA ’24) has a deep understanding

Ph.D. students Li, Munch, and Yang received the Warrington College of Business Ph.D. Teaching Award.

Warrington Ph.D. Students Recognized for Excellence in Teaching

Ph.D. students Pancy Li (Ph.D. ’26), Kevin Munch (Ph.D. ‘25) and Junhui Yang (Ph.D. ‘26) received the Warrington College of Business Ph.D. Teaching Award for their exceptional contributions during the fall 2023 and spring 2024 semesters. The award is bestowed

Larry A. DiMatteo Wins Virginia Maurer Award for Ethics Paper on AI in Law.

Larry A. DiMatteo wins Virginia Maurer Award for Best Ethics Paper on AI in law

On August 10th, Larry A. DiMatteo received the prestigious Virginia Maurer Award for Best Ethics Paper at the annual Academy of Legal Studies in Business meeting in Washington, D.C. His winning paper, titled “Governance of Lawyering and Lawyering Governance of

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