To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Jepson School, alumni led workshops for students and raised money to support internships and student research.

A summer internship with a hospital in Kenya gives Jackson Taylor, ’14, myriad experiences to draw from when applying to medical school.

Inspired by the James River, Peter Anton, ’14, spent the summer en plein air and in the studio producing large-scale paintings that explore figure, landscape, immersion, and memory.

A Robert L. Burrus Jr. Fellowship helped Mary Hampton Elam, ’14, confirm her dream of eventually opening a coffee shop as a recovery and restoration center for women coming out of tough situations.

Professor of Management Dr. Jeff Harrison believes the most important part of his job is teaching, and he has been recognized time and again for the value he places on his students. 

With a family full of musicians Julianne Akins said she was destined to pursue music, and that is what she is doing at the Richmond Symphony Orchestra.

Working at Amazon’s headquarters in Seattle, Wash., Neil Ackerman, GB'06, focuses on long-term strategic business initiatives that grow both the company and its sellers’ businesses.

A semester in South Africa and summer research in Japan are preparing Mark Massaro, ’14, for a career working with animals.

Travis Burr’s interest in history and leadership studies led to an internship with the city’s annual Civil War and Emancipation Day event.

Recent grad parlays his passions for German and international business into a yearlong experience studying and working in Germany.