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Seven Carthage students had the opportunity to volunteer at the 2026 World Junior Hockey Championships in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Gary Keller, associate professor of management, gave three presentations regarding creativity and innovation and strategic planning.

The keynote speaker at the Business and Professional Coalition luncheon on Sept. 11 delivered a compelling talk on the future of the U.S. labor force.

The Carthage School of Business and Economics is beyond excited to announce an exciting new program for the City of Kenosha; BizStarts Kenosha!

Palmers Chair and Professor Joey Tenuta leads efforts in business entrepreneurship, creation, and development with KIN and BizStarts.

The Aspire Center proudly hosted the Innovators Collective Pitch Competition on April 11 at the Kenosha Emerging Leaders Academy.

Carthage Management Chair Joseph Tenuta shares his story and why he wrote “The Starting BluPrnt.” Listen to his recent interview on WGTD.

Prof. Gary Keller’s paper was published in the summer 2024 issue of the Journal of Business Pedagogy.

More than 300 people registered for the second annual Spotlight on Sports conference, which took place on campus Sept. 20.

Professor Gary Keller from the School of Business and Economics made two presentations at the 2024 WI Municipal Court Clerks Association Annual Conference.

Gary Keller, Associate Professor, School of Business and Economics was named a Program Monitor for NHK World Japan (Japan’s National Broadcaster). Keller’s assignment is to critique news and selections of NHK World’s programs. The Japan Broadcasting Corporation, also known as NHK, is a Japanese public broadcaster. It is a statutory corporation funded by viewers’ payments of a television license fee. NHK operates two terrestrial television channels, three satellite television channels, and three radio networks.

Carthage will host the second annual Spotlight on Sports conference Friday, Sept. 20, featuring a keynote presentation from Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren.

Carly McLaughlin ’24 hosted a student-led session: “Mastering Leadership in a Dynamic World” at the 2024 PSE National Convention.

Eleven Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE) Alpha Omega members competed in individual competitions at the 2024 National Pi Sigma Epsilon Convention.

Nicole Vydra ’24 was awarded the Presidential Award for Special Merit: Innovation at the 2024 National Pi Sigma Epsilon Convention.

Kylie Norman ’24 was awarded first place in the National Speakers Competition at the 2024 National Pi Sigma Epsilon Convention.

Eleven members of Pi Sigma Epsilon Alpha Omega competed in the 2024 National Pi Sigma Epsilon National Convention.

Professor Emerita Colleen O’Brien’s latest manuscript has been published in the Journal of Computers in Human Behavior: Artificial Humans.

Students from The Front Office traveled to Indianapolis to attend the NFL Scouting Combine and the Football Career Conference.

Carthage Mock Trial competes in the first tournament of the season.

This project will involve interested students and faculty conducting a feasibility study for a hypothetical professional women’s soccer expansion franchise in Milwaukee, Wis.

Members of the The Front Office (TFO) met with Kristin Rogers, manager of employee experience for the Chicago Bears.

Students from The Front Office, Carthage’s sports management student organization, had the opportunity to hear from Matt Majka, president and alternate governor for the Minnesota Wild NHL team.

Prof. Mark Mrowiec’s research was presented at the 60th Anniversary Society for Consumer Psychology Conference.

David Budzisz ’22 will present his research at the 2022 College Sport Research Institute hosted by the University of South Carolina!