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Each year the D'Amore-McKim School of Business honors a select group of business students who have demonstrated excellence on co-op.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business secured their third consecutive employee kickball championship, creating a dynasty built on cross-departmental collaboration and workplace camaraderie that exemplifies the school's core values in action.

Lauren Conrow is helping a village in Fiji develop and build a health-conscious restaurant and vegetable farm aimed at empowering the community and its women.

In an award-winning class, Alper Koparan lets students explore the high-stakes world of blockchain, opening doors to future careers.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business professor Sarah Woodside, recipient of the Teaching Innovation and Excellence award, teaches students to navigate real-world business complexities through hands-on experiences.

“What truly set D'Amore-McKim apart for me was experiential learning, particularly through the 360 Huntington Fund and the graduate co-op. Getting experience in a real Mutual fund and gaining professional work experience sounded amazing, and once I discovered these, I knew this was the perfect program for me.” – Sumit S., MS in Quantitative Finance'24

“This Community Impact Initiative experience has sharpened my strategic thinking and problem-solving skills, helping me approach challenges more creatively. These skills will be valuable as I pursue a career in analytics, where interpreting data and developing effective strategies are essential.” – Cassandra K., MS in Business Analytics'25

“I've been interested in consulting for some time, but my experience at D'Amore-McKim has deepened that passion and helped me take meaningful steps toward this career path. While learning about business management in class is valuable, nothing beats the insights gained from real experience. This initiative allowed me to build a client relationship and develop practical skills in a supportive environment.” – Lane L., MS in International Management'25

Keynote speaker Vivek Sharma urges business graduates to embrace their unique identities and write their own stories, drawing from his journey as a first-generation immigrant who became a celebrated industry leader.