Over 300 Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Management and Corporate Residency MBA students graduated this May, and we could not be more proud. Click on the story titles linked below to meet a few of the many shining stars from the Rowe School of Business Class of 2015. Their stories of personal and academic achievement point to the drive our students have to succeed and the values-based management skills they have to contribute as alumni.
A double achievement with two Sobey wins: Devon Bate & Daphne Wallace
High achievers start here. During their time as Rowe School of Business students, Bachelor of Commerce grads Devon Bate & Daphne Wallace held down high grades while being actively involved in university athletics, Faculty of Management student societies, case competitions, charitable fundraising initiatives, and other student leadership roles. It’s no wonder both recently received the prestigious Frank H. Sobey Award for Excellence in Business Studies, making Dalhousie the only university to receive two of the ten awards. Take part in our wide range of recruitment events and activities so you can be the first to connect with outstanding emerging business leaders like these.
Managing multiple cultures: Lokiy Wang
Dalhousie Board of Governor Award-winning student and recipient of the Rowe School of Business Certificate of Achievement for Student Leadership, Lokiy Wang is a 2015 graduate of the Bachelor of Commerce Program. The Rowe School of Business is home to a strong contingent of driven and professional students who are contributing valuable work and an international perspective to co-op employers. Consider hosting or hiring an international student to help retain this wealth of international talent in our local and national workforce.
Putting herself out there: Emily McAughey
2015 Grad and 2014 C3 Mentoring Program participant Emily McAughey is an inspiration to our students thinking about getting more involved on campus and in the community. Emily says she “learned a lot” from her C3 work term with the Atlantic Film Festival. If you are curious about the C3 Mentoring Program learn more about how your organization can become a Corporate Community Connector.
Four years gone in a snap: Greg Veinott
“The only thing I can say about the Internship Program is that it single-handedly got me my post-grad job […] I’m very excited to have landed my dream job at TruLeaf, a local company that is leading the way in indoor agriculture. That was made possible because of the support provided throughout my degree.” Bachelor of Management Internship students like Greg Veinott, who graduated from the program this past May, offer a great addition to your workforce for an extended 8, 12, or 16-month work terms starting in September or May. Discover how they can help your organization achieve meaningful operational objectives by hiring a Management Internship student.