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Investing in Faculty: the Moghadam Family Professorship
An endowed chair is a living memorial to intellectual and philanthropic values. With the recent establishment of the Moghadam Family Professorship in the Graduate School of Business, Christina, BA ’78, and Hamid Moghadam, MBA ’80, add their names to an honor roll of donors who treasure academic excellence and independence.
Student Fellowships: Educating Leaders at the GSB
The generosity of friends and alumni such as Scott Stuart, MBA ’86, who establish endowed fellowships, make it possible for talented students like Emma Wendt, Class of 2008, to attend the GSB where they can pursue their dreams and pioneer innovative new business paths.
The Business of Preserving Our Planet
As the lead donor to the GSB's Campus Sustainability Fund, C. Angus Wurtele, MBA '61, is ensuring the Knight Management Center will not only be a friendly environment for innovative teaching, research, and multidisciplinary collaborations, but will also be friendly to the environment.
Business School's Key Role in The Stanford Challenge
As an integral part of The Stanford Challenge, the University's historic campus-wide campaign, the GSB has ambitious plans for reinventing management education. Priorities include curricular innovations, new collaborations, and a new state-of-the-art campus.
The Stanford Challenge
Stanford University President John L. Hennessy announces a university-wide campaign focused on seeking solutions and educating leaders through a variety of new initiatives involving all seven schools.
Wall Street Journal Highlights Stanford's New MBA Curriculum
The Wall Street Journal highlights Stanford's new MBA curriculum as highly customized, addressing the needs of an increasingly diverse class. The article quotes faculty member Garth Saloner and MBA student Sean Harrington '07.
Nike Founder Phil Knight to Give $105 Million to Stanford Business School
NIKE Inc. founder and chairman Philip H. Knight, MBA'62, commits $105 million to Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, to be primarily directed toward paving the way for a new campus. It is believed to be the largest gift ever given to a business school.
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