David D. Reh School of Business Newsletter: March 2023

Message From the Dean

From our students to our faculty, Golden Knights in the Reh School of Business push the boundaries of innovation in their quest for entrepreneurial excellence. This issue of the Reh newsletter highlights the exciting activities our students are engaged in that will help them build a framework for success in their own business ventures. We also share the accomplishments of our faculty, whose commitment to scholarship and pedagogy is inspiring. 

— Diego Nocetti, Dean of the Reh School of Business / Professor of Economics & Financial Studies

Student Startups

Reh students continue to amaze us with their creativity and entrepreneurial enthusiasm. This year, first-year students pitched 12 startups, many related to improving quality of life on campus. Students will also be reopening a coffee shop on campus that closed during the pandemic. And the Dean’s Challenge for Business Innovation had a winner. READ MORE

Learning Business Globally

As you read this, Clarkson business students are dispersed around the globe, getting the most out of Global Business Programs in locations ranging from Scotland and Iceland to Croatia and Australia. Nineteen students received Inclusive Excellence Scholarships from the Reh School of Business that fund a semester of business education in an international setting. READ MORE

Our MBA Program Lauded

Once again, Clarkson’s online MBA program has been ranked among the best. U.S. News & World Report released its 2023 rankings, placing our online MBA in the top 100 in the nation and among the top 65 best online MBA programs for veterans — a testament to “the exceptional value that our online programs offer to working professionals,” says Dean Nocetti. READ MORE

Check Out Our Work

If you’re wondering what our faculty have been up to, Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs and Research Bebonchu Atems has conveniently gathered all of their accomplishments into one place. We invite you to peruse the latest cutting-edge research projects and scholastic works Reh faculty have published recently. READ MORE

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