Young scholars have an opportunity to share research and interact with distinguished scholars, including a Nobel laureate, at the annual Summer Institute for the History of Economic Thought.

As an admission counselor at the University of Richmond, Adrian Bitton, ’09, is the resident Jepson expert as an alumna. She is starting a new chapter in her career in higher education this fall.

A summer internship at a South African lion preserve helped Patrick Murphy, ’14, combine a love of animals with a passion for preservation.

Michael Stinziano,’02, a state representative in Ohio, is receiving the Jepson School’s Tenth Year Reunion Recognition Award for his service to his community.

Chris Dolci, ’12, credits a unique major and diverse internships with helping him land a job with JPMorgan Chase. He knows it will be a challenge because of the company’s recent troubles, but he is ready to face the challenge head-on.

An internship and a double major in leadership studies and business administration helped Conor Flanagan, ’12, land a job as a brand analyst with a Fortune 500 company.

Jepson School seniors and retiring faculty members Gill Robinson Hickman and Tom Wren are honored for their service and achievements.

Through research, internships and a unique combination of classes, Alex Wiles, '12, has made connections between leadership studies, business and the arts.

A yearlong study abroad experience in Denmark helped Natasha Levanti, ’12, combine her interests in leadership studies and international studies and figure out her future plans.

Jennifer Huffman, ’10, is gaining valuable life and international work experience in Germany through the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program for Young Professionals.