Cameron School of Business at UNCW

Featured Seahawk: Tyler Wittkofsky

Posted by Cameron School of Business on Oct 12, 2018 10:14:00 AM

Guest Blogger: This week's Featured Seahawk, Tyler Wittkofsky, CSB Alumnus '15 and current Professional MBA student.

Life's greatest passion and most rewarding task is one's ability to give to their community and make an impact. My community is one that I grew up in, one that my family has been a part of for generations, and one that has given so much to me. Other people may not have that connection to the community they currently serve, but the community is one that gives to you. So why should you give back to your community? Here are my top three reasons:

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Topics: alumni, government, MBA, Featured Seahawk, philanthropy, Professional MBA

Featured Seahawk: Andrew Seibel

Posted by Cameron School of Business on Sep 7, 2018 10:21:00 AM

Guest Blogger: Featured Seahawk Andrew Seibel,a CSB undergraduate student studying International Business/Supply Chain Management as well as a student at the University of Hertfordshire via the TABSA dual-degree program.

Working here at the U.S. Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica has been a most incredible experience. Having followed my father to all his diplomatic posts but one (Afghanistan), gave me a sneak peek into the world of American diplomacy. However, being able to work in the environment as a growing adult has allowed me to apply and further my knowledge of business and diplomacy. 
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Topics: government, international, internships, study abroad, TABSA, Featured Seahawk

Filing 2017 Tax Returns - What You Should Know

Posted by Cameron School of Business on Apr 11, 2018 8:47:00 AM

Guest Blogger: Dr. Victoria Hansen, Associate Professor of Accounting, Cameron School of Business

While we are all excited for the new tax law changes coming in 2018, we first have to file 2017 tax returns - and there are only a few days left to do so!

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Topics: accounting, government, taxes

Featured Alumnus: Patrick Morris

Posted by Cameron School of Business on May 5, 2017 9:00:00 AM

At every junction in his recent life, Patrick Morris, a 2015 UNCW graduate of the Cameron School of Business, is finding more and more reasons to be thankful for the education and experience he gained from attending UNCW. 

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Topics: alumni, economics, government, finance, military

Record-Low Interest Rates, Out-of-Control Budget

Posted by Cameron School of Business on Mar 17, 2017 11:27:29 AM

March 2017 Editor's Note: This post was originally published in September 2016 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.

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This post was contributed by Dr. Thomas Simpson, Ph.D., Executive in Residence for the Department of Economics and Finance at Cameron School of Business, UNC-Wilmington. The piece is based on research found in the recently published Economic Barometer. Economic Barometer is a quarterly snapshot of local, regional and national economic trends produced by the UNCW Swain Center economic and financial team.

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Topics: economics, government, Outlook Conference, economy

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Cameron School of Business at UNCW

UNCW was established as Wilmington College in 1947. The Department of Business and Economics became the Cameron School of Business in 1979. Focused on the transformation of today’s business world from the industrial age into the information age, business education at the Cameron School of Business is focused on the technical, analytical and interpersonal skills students will need to lead this fundamental change in the business world through the 21st century.

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