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The Babson Center for Global Commerce engages students in a co-curricular program of experiential learning enabling them to enter society as principled citizens able to succeed and lead in a global economy. The Babson Center for Global Commerce is a campus resource dedicated to the business challenges of our time, encouraging rigorous scholarship and applied practices. The Center is committed to i

nquiry, networking, and experiential learning into how individuals can lead into a world of business, and how business and society should and can live together for balanced growth and development.

09/01/2026

Students: Sign up for Smith Career Day today (link in bio)!

Swipe to meet the incredible Sewanee alumni returing to campus this September 17th. These leaders in banking, consulting, and finance are excited to share their experiences in the field, offer recruiting tips, and help expand your network as you explore these competitive fields.

Reserve your seat in Handshake today!

08/31/2026

Each summer, Sewanee business students attend the London School of Economics (LSE) for training in business leadership. LSE summer coursework offers students the opportunity to grow as young professionals, expand their network, and experience life abroad.

Meran Paul, C’28, states that, “Taking the Alternative Investments course at LSE Summer School was a wonderful learning opportunity. Over three intensive weeks, the course gave me a solid, practical breakdown of private markets, diving into hedge funds, private equity, venture capital, and LBOs.”

Similarly, Savannah Gann, C’27, emphasizes that, “My time studying Industrial Policy was deeply enriching both for my academics and my global perspective. I was able to make new friends from all over the world, study under renowned professors, and experience a summer exploring London.”

To learn more about the summer experiences available to Sewanee business students, visit our website (linked in bio).

08/24/2026

As summer comes a close, Sewanee business students reflect on their recent internships as sources of professional development and personal transformation.

Grace Whitley Olson, C’27, recently completed an Operations & Sustainability Internship at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Grace contributed to marketing, branding, and content creation projects that support the organization’s commitment to environmental stewardship. Additionally, she supported the Sustainability Director with presentations to board members.

Grace shares that, “it was inspiring to see such an important community staple leading sustainability efforts in my hometown… I am walking away from this experience feeling incredibly grateful and inspired, not only about what comes next in my own sustainability journey, but also about the future of a more sustainable Nashville. I am excited to carry the lessons, experiences, and connections from this summer with me into the future.”

Read more about the Carey Fellows on the Babson Center website.

08/11/2026

Sewanee students spent the summer preparing to make an impact in the world of business. Maria Kennedy, C’27, recently completed an Associate Sales Representative Internship at Kestra Medical Technologies.

In this position, Maria gained experience supporting both patient and provider facing operations for a wearable defibrillator that protects patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest. After attending the National Sales Meeting in Chicago, Maria worked directly with patients and providers, learning that empathy and communication play a critical role in delivering quality care. As Maria notes, “meeting with patients was the most meaningful part of the experience because I saw firsthand how our wearable defibrillator provides lifesaving protection and peace of mind during a vulnerable time in their lives.”

Maria’s internship concluded with a presentation to Kestra’s executive leadership team in Seattle that challenged her to refine her public speaking skills. She notes that this internship strengthened her professional confidence and reinforced her passion for building a career where she can combine business with helping those in critical need.

Check in tomorrow for more.

08/10/2026

Sewanee business students have spent the summer honing their skills. Today we feature Eric Lin, C’27, who worked at Fidelity as a Workplace Investing Compliance Intern. Through this role, Eric developed and implemented an AI-assisted contract analysis workflow that automated extraction and validation of key terms from vendor agreements. Eric sharpened his skills in AI/prompt engineering, process documentation, and data validation while working on cross-functional communication, critical judgment, and the ability to create and deliver stakeholder presentations.

Check in tomorrow to learn more about our business students!

07/23/2026

The Babson Center is excited to introduce its incoming C’30 Carey Fellows! Read below to learn about today’s featured freshman: Thomas Connell.

Thomas Connell is from Hailey, Idaho. He plans to major in finance or economics and minor in business. Thomas has previous work experience as a fly fishing guide with Sun Valley Outfitters, a bellman for Sun Valley Lodge, a brewer with Sawtooth Brewery, and a soccer referee through Fairfield Parks and Recreation. His hobbies include playing soccer, tennis, and hunting.

To learn more about the Carey Fellows program, visit the Babson Center website (link in bio).

07/22/2026

Our C’28 Carey Fellows made the most of their summer at Sewanee. Take a look!

07/17/2026

The Babson Center is proud to introduce the C’30 Carey Fellows! Read below to learn about today’s featured freshman: Jackson Fowler.

Jackson Fowler is from Tampa, Florida. He intends to major in economics and minor in business. Jackson interned with Fidelis Capital in Tampa, Florida, and has work experience as a production assistant for Palm Presbyterian Church and life guarding for Palma Ceia Country Club. He plans to join the swim team and has a background performing in musicals.

To learn more about the Carey Fellows program, visit the Babson Center website (link in bio).

07/16/2026

We’re excited to showcase our C’30 Carey Fellows and present today’s featured freshman: Kyla Conner.

Kyla Conner is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She hopes to major in finance and minor in business. Kyla has previous experience as a lifeguard, swim coach, and swim lesson instructor. She plans to join the swim team, and her hobbies include reading and baking.

To learn more about the Carey Fellows program, visit the Babson Center website (link in bio).

07/15/2026

Get to know our C’30 Carey Fellows by reading about today’s featured freshman: Caleb Williams.

Caleb Williams is from Fort Mill, South Carolina. He plans to major in economics and minor in business. Caleb plans to join the men’s lacrosse team and his hobbies include fishing and running.

To learn more about the Carey Fellows program, visit the Babson Center website (link in bio).

Address

735 University Avenue , Carnegie 107
Sewanee, TN
37375

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30am
Tuesday	8am - 4:30am
Wednesday	8am - 4:30am
Thursday	8am - 4:30am
Friday	8am - 4:30am

Telephone

+19315981914

Website

http://business.sewanee.edu/

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