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Alumni Magazine
In the world of business, Minnesota Carlson and its vibrant community act as a powerful spark for action and change.
Discovery at Carlson
Discover how faculty research is going virtual in the classroom, using AI to make the medical device industry safer, revealing a cost-effective way to retain volunteers, and more.
Investing in Minnesota’s Future Business Leaders
Every summer, Minnesota Carlson hosts the Business Innovation Academy, where middle school students are immersed in a week of business education. Partnering with PNC Bank, Carlson curates a week of foundational business learning culminating in a case competition where students show off what they have learned. Students also have the opportunity to explore campus and meet current college students, expanding their idea of what higher education can look like.
How Carlson’s MHRIR Degree Powers HR Careers
Three alumni of Minnesota Carlson's Master of Human Resources & Industrial Relations (MHRIR) program explain how the degree has shaped their careers.
Does Minnesota Carlson’s MBA Have a STEM Designation? Management Science MBA Overview
Minnesota Carlson's Management Science MBA is STEM-designated, making international graduates eligible for the 24-month STEM OPT extension. Learn how the program works, what you'll study, and how to apply.
Carlson Alum Shares Culture Through Cookie Business
Minnesota Carlson’s Entrepreneurship in Action course helped Abhaa Shrikhande scale up her cookie bakery, Kavya Cafe.
Carlson’s Business Analytics Master’s Program To Be Renamed MSBAi To Reflect Artificial Intelligence Focus
Minnesota Carlson's Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) will be renamed the Master of Science in Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence (MSBAi). The new name reflects the program’s significant emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI).
Carlson Students Balance AI Fluency and Foundational Rigor
Minnesota Carlson’s approach to artificial intelligence is simple: it’s both essential and insufficient.
1st Tuesday Recap: nVent CEO Beth Wozniak
Beth Wozniak, nVent chair and CEO, joined Minnesota Carlson’s 1st Tuesday Speaker Series in June for a wide-ranging conversation on the macro trends driving the electrical industry.
HQ Economy: Twin Cities Talent Retention Strong, Headwinds on Horizon
The Twin Cities has retained top managerial talent for a decade. New Carlson School research confirms what makes it work, and what leaders should watch.
3 Sisters Connected By Carlson MHRIR Degree
Three sisters now share more than just a sibling bond — they each hold a Master of Human Resources & Industrial Relations (MHRIR) degree from Minnesota Carlson.
Brewery Taps Carlson Impact Lab to Boost Mission
Minnesota Carlson undergraduate students in the Impact Lab partnered with a local brewery to help promote its social mission and expand its reach through events.
Do Social Media Blockers Actually Boost Productivity?
New research from Minnesota Carlson has found a way to block social media that actually increases productivity.
Research Debunks Belief Introverts Are Better Listeners
Minnesota Carlson research debunks the idea that introverts are better listeners than extroverts. In fact, extroverts may have a slight perceived advantage as listeners.