2007 The MSA Program was
recognized by the U.S. Distance
Learning Association for best practices
in online education; the Connecticut
Center for Entrepreneurship and
Innovation (CCEI) opens.
2008 P. Christopher
Earley is appointed
School's seventh dean;
School ranked by
BusinessWeek in Top 45.
2009 SCOPE, the Sustainable
Community Outreach and Public
Engagement learning accelerator,
launched.
2010s
2010 MS degree in Financial
Risk Management is established;
Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for
Veterans with Disabilities begins.
2011 MS degree in
Business Analytics and
Project Management
is launched;
undergraduate program
ranked in Top 25 by U.S. News & World
Report. Karla Fox appointed interim
dean; Innovation Quest launches, with
support of alumnus Keith Fox '80.
2012 The first
"Startup Weekend,
Storrs" was held in
January; the School
hosted the first U21
Doctoral Research Conference in
Business in April; John A. Elliott is
appointed the eighth dean and the
Auran J. Fox Chair in Business.
2015 The MBA Program is ranked
among the Top 100 in the world by
Financial Times; the MSA ranked No. 2
nationally by U.S. News.
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We congratulate the
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of Business
on 75 Years of
Excellence!
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