On behalf of my colleagues in the Management and Business Department, it is my great pleasure to congratulate our graduating majors and minors in the class of 2021.
You have our particular gratitude for your hard work and perseverance over the last three semesters. Few classes have been challenged in the way you’ve been challenged, and so we hope that your graduation will be all the sweeter.
Best, David Cohen
Department of Management and Business
Our program is unique in that we provide a first-rate management and business curriculum in conjunction with Skidmore’s quintessential liberal arts tradition. Thus, our majors and minors enjoy the richness of a broad-based, traditional liberal arts education while also being immersed deeply in the functional areas of business such as accounting, marketing, finance, and organizational behavior. We can think of no better educational combination to prepare students for the complex, multidisciplinary challenges facing our societies today. So please explore our site to gain a better sense of who we are and what we are about, and feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
JOB MARKET TRENDS FOR RECENT GRADS
Zankel Chair in Management for Liberal Arts Students, participated on a panel analyzing current job market trends and offering advice to recent graduates entering the job market. READ More
Shaping the next generation of business leaders
What will tomorrow’s business leaders be like? Thanks to conscious teaching practices and honest conversations, first-year students taking the Scribner Seminar, Industry and Innovation, have learned how to balance economics and business principles with ethics and inclusion. READ More
Investment Club wins Adirondack Cup
How would you invest $1 million? That was the challenge the Skidmore College Investment Club faced in the 2019 Adirondack Cup, a stock-picking contest for college students interested in the investment field. READ More
WHY MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS AT SKIDMORE?
- Small classes
- Committed and distinguished faculty mentors
- A strong foundation in the functional areas of business
- Rooted in the liberal arts
- A global, multiculturally, inclusive and diverse perspective
- Curricular breadth and depth
- An extraordinary liberal arts environment
- Hands-on learning
- Collaborative Research opportunities
- Meaningful, relevant internships
Student Awards
Damian Hammond
Seymour & Sylvia Goldman Memorial Prize
Cristian Fernandez
Wall Street Journal Award
Maeve Foley
The Jefferson Huff ’88 Prize in Business
Edvinas Rupkus
Gail Moran Morton ’60 Prize