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Poole Business: Fall 2024

A publication of innovation, engagement and impact across the Poole College of Management

New Spaces Fuel Innovation and Collaboration

Three newly-renovated spaces debuted in Nelson Hall this fall, including a high-tech active learning environment that is the first of its kind at NC State.

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More From Poole Business: Fall 2024

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From the Dean: Our Economic Impact

As North Carolina’s Think and Do business school, we create real value for our graduates — making a difference not just in their lives, but in businesses and communities across North Carolina.
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Stats and Strengths

Climbing in national rankings, new academic programs, game-changing research — check out these highlights and more from across the college.

Making a Path to the Corporate World

Poole College's mentorship programs aim to elevate student success as they start their careers.
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Think and Do Down Under

Students get real-world experience on the other side of the globe as they apply the principles of entrepreneurship to help startups in Adelaide, Australia.
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30 Years and (Ac)Counting

The Jenkins MAC Program’s anniversary celebrates a legacy of impact and innovation — with excitement for the future. 
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Thought Leadership in Review

This year, Poole faculty experts have captivated a diverse audience by sharing emerging research, exploring trending marketplace topics and addressing national issues and societal challenges.
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Bolstering the College’s ‘Ecosystem’

The newest Hong family gift to Poole College supports faculty excellence in research.

A Career Built on Three I’s

High-impact experiences at the Poole College of Management set the course for Kayla Woitkowski’s high-performance career.

Poole Pack Profiles: Meet Marcus Rountree

A first-generation college graduate, Marcus Rountree taught middle school science and coached basketball for two years before deciding to pursue his dream: getting a master’s degree.