All Pamplin College of Business News and Stories
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Research reveals how human bias shapes social media feeds , articleNew research explains that human bias is to blame for the spread of rare content and misinformation in social media feeds, not the algorithm.
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Student Fulbright scholars extend the university's global reach , articleWith 31 Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants over the past decade, Hokies continue to teach, research, and build connections around the world. Recent and incoming recipients share how those experiences are shaping their careers.
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Gregory W. Justice honored with emeritus status , articleA member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 42 years, Justice taught acting and movement courses at all levels.
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Clayton Metz named director of marketing and communications for Pamplin College of Business , articleIn this role, Metz will lead the development and execution of a comprehensive marketing and communications program for the college that aligns with and advances universitywide priorities while reflecting Pamplin's mission and distinctive strengths.
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From trivia nights to weddings, hospitality students bring events to life , articleThrough a semester of hands-on event planning and an immersive showcase, students leave the classroom with a deeper understanding of industry logistics and the confidence to present and pitch ideas to professionals.
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Forvis Mazars’ gift makes broad impact in accounting , articleA leading accounting firm’s scholarship gift helps not only the graduate students who receive it but the many undergraduates they are helping to tutor through a course notorious for its difficulty.
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New artificial intelligence minor launches this fall , articleThe interdisciplinary minor will give students in every major the opportunity to build artificial intelligence skills, explore ethical impacts, and use that information in fields ranging from business and public policy to music and filmmaking.
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Pamplin community celebrates the New Business Building , articleThe 92,300-gross-square-foot, four-story New Business Building is expected to be completed in 2027 and will connect to the Data and Decision Sciences Building through a shared atrium. This expands the Global Business and Analytics Complex within the growing North Academic District.
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Alumna charges Pamplin graduates to bring their skills and connect as humans , articleThe Pamplin College of Business celebrated more than 1,600 graduates at May commencement, highlighting their academic dedication, experiential learning, and career readiness.
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Student research connects housing instability to children’s health , articleAs a student, Satya Fisher ’23, now a project manager for Habitat for Humanity, teamed up with Assistant Professor Jaeyong Yoo on research project that was recently published. Their findings showed that housing instability serves as a strong predictor of increased adverse childhood experiences and a greater likelihood of negative long-term health outcomes.
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10 inducted into national Edward A. Bouchet Honor Society , articleThe university is one of 19 partners with Bouchet Society chapters across the nation.
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Hokies on Wall Street event helps students bridge the classroom and careers , articlePamplin College of Business students explored top finance companies and networked with industry leaders and alumni during the annual Hokies on Wall Street Event.
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Expert explains impact of technology on World Cup tourism , articleAs the 2026 World Cup approaches, Virginia Tech hospitality and tourism expert Juan Luis Nicolau explains how technology will be used to better experiences for guests and host cities.
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Student-led startup gains national recognition , articleFounded by Rowan Martnishn '26, a graduate of the College of Science, and Vishal Green, a rising senior in the College of Engineering, Sentivity.ai recently competed in both the ACC InVenture Prize and the Rice Business Plan Competition through the Apex Center for Entrepreneurs’ Incubator program.
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Putting Virginia Tech to work for Hampton Roads , articleAs associate director of the Virginia Tech Newport News Center, Mallory Tuttle M.S. ’14 builds partnerships and creates opportunity across Hampton Roads — work that recently earned her recognition of one of Virginia's Forty Under 40.
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Students explore careers in NYC through alternative spring break , articlePamplin Career Services launched its first Alternative Spring Break in New York City, connecting business students with employers, alumni, and hands-on learning in a key career destination.
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Joyce A. Barr to deliver D.C. area commencement address , articleMore than 425 students will graduate on Sunday, May 17, from the more than 45 graduate degree and certificate programs in the D.C. area and online.
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Class of 2026: Quinn Neary finds direction through campus involvement and service , articleFrom student leadership to global service, Neary reflects on the experiences that shaped his path forward.
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Closing a chapter: Olenick family celebrates 20 years of Hokie tradition , articleThe Olenick family has had six siblings become Hokies. The youngest, Katie Olenick, a hospitality and tourism management major, will graduate this month, closing a chapter that began almost two decades ago in Blacksburg.
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With gas prices uncertain, expert offers smarter summer travel strategies , articleVirginia Tech hospitality and tourism expert Mahmood Khan encourages summer travelers to plan in advance, especially as fuel prices continue to fluctuate.
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Class of 2026: Milana Slowinski designs with a global perspective , articleSlowinski draws on a global upbringing and extensive client experience to create impactful design work, including projects focused on public health communication.
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Class of 2026: Mark Colvin says yes to opportunity and fast-tracks cybersecurity career , articleMark Colvin arrived at Virginia Tech with roughly 30 dual-enrollment credits from high school, allowing him to finish his undergraduate degree in just three years. Colvin is excited to walk across the stage with an early degree and many experiences that have shaped his approach to work and life.
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New study finds task switching raises risk in transplant surgeries , articleThe research analyzed over 300,000 transplant surgeries from 2007-19 and provides causal evidence that task switching — transitioning between cognitively different procedures — can affect patient outcomes.
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Four appointed to Virginia Tech Board of Visitors , articleSharon Brickhouse Martin ’83, MEA ’88 of Arlington; Christopher Ramos ’12 of Falls Church; Jane Cady Rathbone ’80 of Virginia Beach; and Mehul Sanghani ’98 of McLean will join the board on July 1.
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Telling people they might lose motivates more than telling them they might win, research shows , articleNew research shows employees are more likely to speak up when managers frame workplace problems as potential collective losses rather than individual gains.
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