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Economist studies what makes region 'tick' - Vimarsana News

Economist studies what makes region 'tick'

By now, Mouhcine Guettabi is used to moving thousands of miles to establish new roots. He first did

Economist studies what makes region 'tick' - Vimarsana News

Economist studies what makes region 'tick'

By now, Mouhcine Guettabi is used to moving thousands of miles to establish new roots. He first did

MBA programs in Houston - The GMAT Club The GMAT Club - Vimarsana News

MBA programs in Houston - The GMAT Club The GMAT Club

Houston is the fourth-largest city in the U.S.A. and is home to about 20 Fortune 500 headquarters, with one of the youngest, most vibrant, fastest-growing, and most diverse populations worldwide.…

UNCW Alumni Association Board of Directors Welcomes CSB Accounting Alumna by Robert Burrus - Vimarsana News

UNCW Alumni Association Board of Directors Welcomes CSB Accounting Alumna by Robert Burrus

This article was contributed by Jessica Shafer '25. It is a week of new beginnings on UNCW’s campus with the first day of classes Wednesday and the school year’s initial UNCW Alumni Association Board of Directors meeting Saturday. Set to make her debut on the board is Wanda Coley '96, who currently serves as the Vice President of Strategy with UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare and Retirement line of business. The Seahawk blood runs thick for Coley, who not only loves Homecoming, but also met her husband at UNCW and whose daughter graduated from the schoo...

A Catholic University Hired a Dean With Ties to the Vatican. The Problem? He Faked His Credentials. - Vimarsana News

A Catholic University Hired a Dean With Ties to the Vatican. The Problem? He Faked His Credentials.

The University of St. Thomas, in Houston, is reviewing its hiring processes after faculty members accused its business-school dean of lying about his credentials.