Brown School of Business and Leadership

By Dr. Charisse F. Wernecke

The Accounting Fair, held on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022, was a resounding success! Featuring more than 30 firms and graduate programs, accounting majors met with representatives and heard about their opportunities for internships and full-time employment.

Dr. Charisse Wernecke organized the Fair and expressed her gratitude to a number of University individuals who supported her efforts. She thanks Dr. Sharon Buchbinder (Dean of BSOBL), Dr. Victoria Doby (program chair), Jeannine Morber (photographer), Steve Gossage (parking), Matt Seiler (career services), Mary Rohloff (Sodexo food services), Brooks Edman (conference services), and students Jasmine McCoy, Kelsey Goff, and many others who organized the tables and greeted the firm representatives.

Click here to view the Accounting Fair Photos

Students in Dr. Holly Lentz-Schiller’s Fashion Merchandising program spent a day in New York on April 7, 2022. They visited The Met for “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” and met with the Director of Retail at Wilson’s Sporting Goods.

Stevenson University Honors and Leadership Scholars students hosted a panel discussion entitled “Resilience of Women Leaders” on April 12, 2022 in the Claire Moore Room on the Owings Mills campus. The panel was organized and facilitated by Leadership Scholar Courtney Thomson.

The panel members were:

• Carolyn Candiello, Vice President, for Quality and Patient Safety at GBMC HealthCare in Baltimore, Maryland
• Michelle Weisgerber, Teacher Specialist with Anne Arundel County Public schools supporting the county’s unique Signature Programs
• Aubrey Canale, owner and lead planner at Simply Created Events, a wedding planning business based in Baltimore, Maryland

Business Administration major Johana Marroquin Arjona and Biochemistry major Sarah Padilla are awarded the Geraldine and Sam Dell Scholarship for Character and Excellence on March 23, 2022. The event featured speaker Tim O’Donald, President of Harbor East Management Group, LLC.

On October 20, Enactus held a trunk show with professional clothing from the Success Studio outside of the Brown School of Business and Leadership. The trunk show event was an opportunity to showcase the Success Studio as an important on-campus resource.

Located in SBL 400, the Studio offers free professional clothing for all students in a variety of sizes for occasions such as interviews, internships or professional presentations. The Success Studio is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and is the longest running project of Enactus, Stevenson’s social entrepreneurship student club.