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Keith Watkins

After spending his entire life tearing apart anything he could get his hands on, Keith Watkins is hoping to turn his passion for problem-solving into a career through the Haworth College of Business.

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Getting career-ready during a pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, students are looking to WMU career development specialists to guide them though an uncertain time in terms of internship and job searches, and are seeking out opportunities to build their portfolio of skills.

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2020 Business Magazine

During a year where adaptability and innovation have been more important than ever, the Haworth College of Business is proud to share how our students, alumni and faculty address business issues in creative and meaningful ways. The 2020 edition of Business magazine is now exclusively online.

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The opportunity to succeed and be seen

Going the distance—it’s something that Luis Durán has done both metaphorically and literally as an international student, working toward the best possible opportunities at each stage of his education.

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Marketing Awards

Congratulations to the Department of Marketing's 2020 scholarship and award winners!

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Maximizing impact and empathy

Shannon Lapsley, B.B.A.'09, has found that community impact and empathy are the things that ground her experiences, decisions and the direction she wants to see businesses move.

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Meet The 30

The Haworth College of Business is proud to present its 2020 edition of The 30, a publication that recognizes emerging business leaders—both students and alumni—who are providing thought leadership and innovative perspectives in the business world.