Events

D'Amore-McKim graduate MBA and MS business degree students and alumni are invited to network with representatives from D'Amore-McKim's many corporate partners, spanning from multinational corporations to startups. Meet with potential employers and discover exciting opportunities within your field.

Join Admissions Manager, Dena Snyder, for an informal “Ask Me Anything” about our graduate business programs.

Chat with Associate Director of Admissions, Alexandra Munroe, to learn what sets the D'Amore-McKim Full-Time MBA apart. Ask any questions you may have related to the program, including details about the application process.

Join Associate Marketing Professor Yakov Bart and Recruitment Manager, Jelena Pejic, for an informal “Ask Me Anything” about the Graduate Certificate in Marketing Analytics from D'Amore-McKim. This is a great opportunity to learn more, get your questions answered, and find out how a graduate business education from D'Amore-McKim can enrich your skillset, expand your network, and enhance your professional potential.

D'Amore-McKim's Marketing Seminar Series will welcome Hristina Nikolova, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Boston College's Carroll School of Management, for a presentation of her research.

Michael Enright, Pierre Choueiri Family Professor in Global Business at Northeastern University, talked about recent developments in China's urban and regional landscapes.

Join Associate Director of Admissions, Mary McNamara, for an informal “Ask Me Anything” about the Part-Time MBA Program.

Join Associate Director of Admissions Mary McNamara and current students for a look inside the Part-Time MBA learning experience – in under 30 minutes!

Chat with Associate Director of Admissions, Alexandra Munroe, to learn what sets the D'Amore-McKim Full-Time MBA apart. Ask any questions you may have related to the program, including details about the application process.

D'Amore-McKim's Marketing Seminar Series will welcome Ron Berman, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Pennsylvania's The Wharton School, for a presentation of his research.