Management

Management 101 celebrates its 45th anniversary as a cornerstone class in the Freeman College of Management.

Katie Raso ’28 found the perfect blend of business education and creative opportunity at Bucknell, where she’s building on her entrepreneurial passions.

Just before the Tony Awards, Professor Sam Gutekunst and Chris Kopac '25 uncover new insights into the risks and rewards of investing in Broadway.

At Bucknell’s 175th Commencement, six faculty members were honored for outstanding teaching and their lasting impact on students.

At the end of their Bucknell journey, members of the Class of 2025 share their plans for what's next.

Emanneul Mudungwe '28 is building skills for a future in wealth management through a hands-on data science experience.

Uttam Kumaran '18 credits Bucknell for giving him a strong foundation in engineering while also enabling him to explore entrepreneurship and management.

Professor James Lawson, an English major turned CPA, combines his background to foster critical thinking, ethical reasoning and interdisciplinary analysis in his students, preparing them for the complexities of the accounting profession.

The Freeman College of Management markets, innovation & design professor makes the elite list from among more than 1,000 nominations.

Max Wilson '27 turned his love for football into an academic pursuit at Bucknell, using business analytics to explore NFL player rankings.

Jerimaha McClain '26 jump-started his Bucknell experience through a Pre-Orientation program that eventually led to a hands-on internship with Krispy Kreme.

Freeman College of Management Professor Annetta Grant leads study on transformative nature of fly fishing, published in Journal of Consumer Research

After four years of perseverance and commitment, Bucknell University's Class of 2024 is ready to embark on a bright and promising future.

Jasmine Jones '25 began her educational journey at a community college before transferring to Bucknell, where she has flourished academically and found a sense of belonging.

The Bucknell accounting professor's paper measures stock price reaction to SCOTUS opinions involving publicly traded firms.

Student entrepreneur Mikey Brandt '26 wanted a smaller college environment that could help him achieve his business goals.

After a rigorous external review, the Freeman College of Management has again earned an AACSB accreditation, the most prestigious form of accreditation for business education programs.

Roehm will assume the college’s top administrative position after previously serving as an interim dean of the School of Business at Wake Forest University.

Bucknell’s Freeman College is one of just three U.S. institutions named a 2024-2025 UNPRME Champion and places No. 20 in the new 'Poets&Quants for Undergrads' ranking.

From conducting undergraduate research to doing audits in the real world, Caitlin Yant '24 has identified an enthusiasm for accounting.