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The University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management–the #1 Military Friendly® graduate business school in the nation–provides an environment for veterans to hone these skills in a highly-ranked specialty master’s program.

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With sadness, the Carlson School shares that Steve Spruth died March 9 following a courageous battle against lung cancer. He was 65.

Carlson School Professor Pinar Karaca-Mandic is receiving a University of Minnesota Distinguished McKnight University Professorship.

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Henning Hanson is an honors student at the Carlson School of Management, majoring in Finance and Nonprofit and Public Administration. Beyond his academics, he is the drummer of Dial Tone. Hanson performs alongside fellow honors sophomores Daisy Forester ‘25 BA and Cole Pivec ‘25 BS.

BA 3001: Race, Power, and Justice in Business dives into how racial and other structural inequalities are embedded in modern business practices.

Supportive and mentoring relationships were championed as key to success by several speakers during the 18th Women’s Leadership Conference, hosted by the Carlson School of Management on Friday, March 3. 

Nine members of the Carlson School community were named “Black leaders in the Twin Cities you should know” by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal.

For more than a decade, Ken Reily, a senior lecturer at the Carlson School, has volunteered with LifeLine Pilots, a non-profit organization that coordinates free air transportation for passengers with medical or humanitarian needs. Reily has become heavily involved with LifeLine Pilots and has joined the organization’s board, where he helped reshape its website and flight database.

The Carlson School recently announced recipients of the DePodesta Fellowships and Sands Fellowships.