William & Mary School of Business

05/29/2026

Flashback Friday

On May 15th, the Raymond A. Mason School of Business celebrated the Class of 2026!

Alumnus Austin Camporin returned to Williamsburg, where it all started for him nearly 25 years ago, and left our graduates with a message simple and true: “Stay in the game. Guard your reputation. Be humble.”

Thank you to the families, friends, faculty, staff, and alumni who helped make this weekend so special. Congratulations, Class of 2026!

05/29/2026

Flashback Friday

On May 15th, the Raymond A. Mason School of Business celebrated the Class of 2026!

Alumnus Austin Camporin, CFA returned to Williamsburg, where it all started for him nearly 25 years ago, and left our graduates with a message simple and true: "Stay in the game. Guard your reputation. Be humble."

Thank you to the families, friends, faculty, staff, and alumni who helped make this weekend so special. Congratulations, Class of 2026!

05/20/2026

The 2026 McGlothlin Award for Exceptional Teaching has been awarded to Professor Dawn Edmiston of William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business and Professor Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl of William & Mary Law School.

At the Mason School, Dawn Edmiston has distinguished herself through experiential learning, mentorship, global engagement, and innovation in business education. From pioneering personal branding assignments to leading the thoughtful integration of AI across the curriculum, her impact extends far beyond the classroom.

This well-deserved recognition reflects Dawn’s unwavering commitment to student success, faculty collaboration, and the future of teaching and learning at William & Mary.

The 2026 McGlothlin Award for Exceptional Teaching has been granted to Professor Dawn Edmiston, Clinical Professor of Marketing from the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, and Professor Aaron-Andrew P. Bruhl from William & Mary Law School.

05/05/2026

A timely conversation at the intersection of technology and human understanding.

Professor Rachel Chung will deliver William & Mary’s next Tack Faculty Lecture on AI and the liberal arts on May 7th.

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On May 7 at 7 PM, William & Mary will host the latest installment of the Tack Faculty Lecture Series, featuring Rachel Chung, clinical professor of operations & information systems management at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business. Her talk, Wisdom & Machines: How Liberal Arts & AI Learn from Ea...

04/23/2026

Are William & Mary students smarter than a fifth grader? Follow along and see how much trivia you really know!

Think you could’ve done better? Drop your favorite “common knowledge” questions in the comments section below!

04/23/2026

Rachel Chung will present a lecture on “Wisdom & Machines: How Liberal Arts & AI Learn from Each Other.”

04/22/2026

On the Reconnect America Podcast, John Strong of the Raymond A. Mason School of Business breaks down how financial incentives and deregulation reshaped the U.S. rail industry, and why today’s model leaves little room for slack in the system.

A closer look at how markets, policy, and infrastructure intersect.
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John S. Strong, CSX Professor of Finance and Economics at William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business, was recently featured on the Reconnect America podcast, where he discussed the financial and regulatory forces that have reshaped rail transportation in the United States over the past f...

04/14/2026

The Michael J. Seiler Behavioral Research Commendation is now in its second year, and the recognition continues to grow.

At the 2026 ARES annual meeting, John Y. Campbell of Harvard University was named this year's recipient, delivering the keynote address on the future of mortgage markets.

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At the 2026 annual meeting of the American Real Estate Society, John Y. Campbell of Harvard University was named the recipient of the Michael J. Seiler Behavioral Research Commendation and delivered the keynote address at the awards luncheon. During the address, Dr. Campbell discussed the future of....

04/01/2026

A new interdisciplinary course at William & Mary is exploring a fundamental question: What does it mean to be wise?

Cultivating Wisdom for Life, Business, and Society, brings together philosophy, psychology, and business to examine wisdom as both a concept and a practical skill.

Co-taught by Professors Michael G. Luchs and Jonah Goldwater, the course is cross-listed with philosophy and open to students across disciplines.

Through a mix of classical texts and contemporary research, students explore decision-making, ethical reasoning, and how to apply sound judgment in complex, real-world contexts.

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William & Mary students now have a chance to explore one of the most important questions in life: What does it really mean to be wise? BUAD 392 Cultivating Wisdom for Life, Business, and Society is a new interdisciplinary course developed through the W. Taylor Reveley III Interdisciplinary Fellows p...

03/31/2026

We were honored to host the 10th annual William & Mary Bianca Caragliano Stock Pitch Competition. For the first time in competition history, we ended in a tie between William & Mary and Auburn. From 14 teams in 2016 to 20 teams across the US, Canada, and UK, the growth has been incredible. Thank you to every organizer, judge, partner, and alumni who made it possible.